Mike Andes reviews the Exmark 21-inch commercial push mower he used to start Augusta Lawn Care. The deck is three times thicker than consumer models, wider wheels leave fewer marks, and it runs a Kawasaki engine. At $1,100, it's built for all-day use.
Exmark 21-inch commercial push mower.
Kawasaki engine.
About $1,100.
About three times as thick as the consumer model.
Now let's move over to a commercial mower. This is exmark, exmark 21 inch mower. Pretty standard when it comes to push mowers in our industry. So again, I don't really care about the brand. I'm just trying to talk about the general price ranges that we're talking about. Now we're stepping up the game to a commercial grade mower. This, this deck is much, much more solid. It's probably three times as thick. Now these wheels are very, very heavy duty. They come right out wider, so they're not going to leave as many, you know, deep imprints into the lawn. They're not just heavier duty. Build on everything on this mower, including the engine. So now we have a Kawasaki engine on this bad boy. Now there's upgraded versions of this that has a bigger tank and all the rest of it, but this thing's only gonna run you like eleven hundred dollars. So it's almost three times as expensive as our first mower. But again, you got commercial grade. You can use this thing all day long. And this is the mower that I started with when I really started getting serious about Augusta Lawn Care.
