Free Floating™ Mower Deck
THE SECRET TO LAWN STRIPING
Other manufacturers hang their mower decks from the lawn tractor frame. As the tractor wheels negotiate hills and holes, so does the mower deck, regardless of the terrain under the blades – resulting in potential scalping and uneven cutting. Simplicity mower decks move independently from the lawn tractor for a vastly superior cut, and they ride on top of full-width rear rollers, which constantly move up and down, allowing the blades to maintain the precise cutting height selected by the operator. As the pivoting axle and the full-width rear rollers respond to changing yard contours, so does the mower deck. The result is less scalping or unevenness. When you add in Simplicity’s computer-optimized airflow and super-sharp blades, you get the best cut on the block.
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BEAUTIFUL LAWN STRIPING
When the Simplicity rear rollers pass over the freshly cut blades of grass, they bend them forward slightly, and when the sunlight reflects off of the bent grass, something magical happens. The grass in rows angled toward you appears darker and the grass angled away from you appears lighter.
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THE BEST CUT ON THE BLOCK
Other manufacturers hang their mower decks from the lawn tractor frame. As the tractor wheels negotiate hills and holes, so does the mower deck, regardless of the terrain under the blades – resulting in potential scalping and uneven cutting. Simplicity mower decks move independently from the lawn tractor for a vastly superior cut, and they ride on top of full-width rear rollers, which constantly move up and down, allowing the blades to maintain the precise cutting height selected by the operator.
The Simplicity Dealer Advantage
Your Simplicity Dealer offers end-to-end service. They will help you select the riding mower, tractor, zero turn mower or snow blower that is right for you, deliver your new mower or snow blower to your home, teach you how to operate if needed, help you with accessories or seasonal maintenance and provide factory approved parts and service.
