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Future Concepts and Innovative Steering: Briggs & Stratton, Gravely, Cub Cadet

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Best and Worst Lawnmowers of 2018 & 2019 -Plus Kicked out of the Scag booth

What happens here

The segment features a Briggs & Stratton concept mower, a futuristic prototype showcased for its innovative design rather than immediate practical application. The presenter emphasizes it's currently a display model, with a projected release date around 2026. This highlights the cutting-edge concepts being explored in the industry. The video then transitions to Gravely's battery-powered zero-turn mower, which the presenter tests on an outdoor track, noting its smooth performance. Zander, another individual, then demonstrates the mower's maneuverability, highlighting the unique handles and the clean operation of battery power. Finally, the segment concludes with the Cub Cadet Pro Z 972 SD, a 4-wheel steer zero-turn mower with a steering wheel. The presenter expresses his surprise and delight at its exceptional handling, calling it a 'Cadillac married to a go-kart' due to its comfort and precision, and urging viewers to try it.

Goal: Explore future mower designs and highlight advanced steering technologies for enhanced performance.

Tools and materials

  • Cub Cadet Pro Z 972 SD Mower Cub Cadet — Demonstrating 4-wheel steering and exceptional handling
  • Outdoor Demo Track N/A — Testing mower handling and performance

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bang reputation this is a concept more by briggs and stratton that they say is going to be released in 2026 or something like that now this unit is probably more plastic than it's actually in lawn mower I would feel more comfortable putting one of my kids on this thing at this point then actually using it on a job site because it's just a prototype and it's just a display model just for looks really but we'll see if they actually make this unit eight to ten years like they claim what is that step it's a battery-powered lawn or all right now this next one was what I consider to be the surprise of the gie lawn-mowing show and that's my cub cadet of all things and it's with a flipping steering wheel but it's got four-wheel steer do all rear wheels on the back this thing is like a flippin Cadillac got married to a go-kart and had a lawnmower for a baby what a beautiful machine honestly you guys you've got to try this out it's just so comfortable died it was like it was the surprise of the show I would have never thought this thing would it handled like it does I'm blown away yeah I'm all I can say this is trying that's it just try it do it [Music] holy crap it's still unreal light steering holy crap I'm just gonna tell you straight up that's way better than I would have ever come on I mean you ran it right yeah what did you think of it ayuk before I ran it I thought that it was kind of a gimmick kind of like four-wheel steering whatever drove it one of the nicest mowers like one of the coolest new designs of team effort yeah I'm gonna have to agree with the one don't talk about it I'm sure you can see where the Bobcat guys actually started this thing when I was at their booth and I popped just a little wheelie they started cheering me on and I'm like yeah this is awesome and then when I went to gravely it was kind of like the same thing no big deal and I know if I went to the right booth Ed would have stopped me dead in my tracks because that was a pretty weak wheelie and he would have probably taught me the right way to do it but it's gags they take things a little differently and a lot more seriously I don't know what your guys thoughts are on scag but even though the guys out in the yard we're probably just having a bad day and maybe they had their underwear on too tight I don't know what was wrong with them that doesn't mean scag mowers aren't any good in fact scag makes a really top quality more I'll probably never get much of a chance to try them out…

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