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Briggs rolls out new Ferris mowers

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Ferris ISX3300 (Photo: Briggs & Stratton Corp.)
Ferris ISX3300 (Photo: Briggs & Stratton Corp.)

Briggs & Stratton Corp. introduced the new Ferris ISX2200 and ISX3300 mowers — an upgrade from the IS2100 and IS3200 units.

These mowers feature an updated bumper, a unique rollover protection system (ROPS) design and ForeFront Suspension System, an independent suspension system, according to the company.

“The ForeFront Suspension System proves we are committed to building mowers that deliver a high cut quality with the advanced suspension system you would find on an all-terrain vehicle or race car,” said Dan Roche, marketing director — commercial products. “ForeFront technology on new ISX2200 and ISX3300 means operators can mow faster with more control and confidence. These mowers are engineered to work hard so the landscape contractor can feel good when they go home after the long day.”

ForeFront Suspension System gives landscape professionals the ability to mow at a higher speed while having more control over the mower. ForeFront utilizes four solid control rods with hardened radial ends. This powersport-inspired front suspension geometry eliminates caster chatter, ensuring the front casters remain in the ideal orientation throughout the entire range of suspension travel. Dual-rate coil springs resist component motion and allow the operator to select from five position adjustments for conditions, preference and attachments. Ferris ForeFront shocks feature mower-specific internal valves, oil capacity and bump/rebound setting for maximum ground contact while absorbing terrain.

Other features of the mowers include:

  • An angled rear bumper, which protects the engine and provides easy service access while achieving additional ground clearance for moving over curbs and trailers.
  • An ergonomic premium high-back suspension seat, which provides added comfort for a productive and comfortable workday.
  • Next-generation foldable ROPS which reduces noise for the landscape operator while the mower is in motion.

The ISX2200 is powered by a 28-hp Vanguard 810 engine and has a 52- or 61-inch two-belt iCD cutting system; select units feature the patented Vanguard Oil Guard System. The unit is equipped with a Hydro-Gear ZT 4400 transaxle.

The ISX3300 runs on a 37-hp Vanguard Big Block EFI with Oil Guard System. Available with either a 61- or 72-inch two-belt iCD cutting system, the ISX3000 is outfitted with Hydro-Gear ZT 5400 Powertrain transaxles and Hercules spindles.

The ISX2200 and ISX3300 will be on display at GIE+EXPO in Louisville, Ky., Oct. 16-18 in booth #5016.

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