Now with an updated,
more efficient drivetrain, the Stage V emission compliant Ransomes Highway 3 is
highly productive yet maneuverable in tight spaces.
Operators can
control each cutting unit individually or raise all three for easy
transportation from site to site.
Showcased during
SALTEX 2019, the lightweight mower is popular in the commercial market and is
well known for its high work rate, slope stability and manoeuvrability. To
increase the mower’s already impressive output, drive train improvements have
been made to boost the overall efficiency and compliment the Euro Stage V
compliance.
The new drivetrain
is central to the increased work rate. Ransomes Jacobsen director of
international product development, Richard Comely, said: "Triplex cylinder
mowers are still one of the most flexible and productive vehicles to cut grass
with, and we will be showing a revised, Euro Stage V, Ransomes Highway 3 with a
more efficient drivetrain at the exhibition.
“The Highway 3 is
typically used on large areas for extended periods of time, so productivity is
an important aspect of the mower. It was a case of improving something that was
already performing very well, but the new drivetrain has made a difference and
we’re very pleased with the outcome.”
