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Zero Turn Multipurpose Track Scraper/Mower

SKU:ZTM215Category:

The Next Evolution in Track Preparation
We’ve transformed a Zero Turn Mower into a world-class track scraper.

With high-performance engines and 10-gauge fabricated decks, the Zero Turn Mower is built to last season after season. It offers exceptional durability, a high-back seat for operator comfort, and a tubular frame for long-term reliability. Easy to service, easy to operate, and designed for the long haul.

We’ve mounted a hydraulic scraper arm with gas burners to the front, integrated the controls into the mower’s steering arms, and added a twin 9kg gas bottle bracket to the rear. The heavy-duty scraper blade is specifically designed to remove rubber from race surfaces with ease, cutting track scraping time in half while delivering a superior surface for racing events.

The Zero Turn Mower blades also serve as fans, dispersing water to aid in drying the surface. This compact machine performs four functions in one: scraping, burning, drying, and preparing tracks.

Features:

  • Kawasaki Engine:
    21.5 HP V-Twin Kawasaki FR651V engine with a 13-liter fuel capacity.
    Kawasaki engines are known for smooth, quiet, and reliable power. Heavy-duty components ensure long life, with electric start included.
  • Zero-Turn Steering System:
    Hydro-Gear EZT-2200 transmission with a max speed of 10 km/h.
    Individual hydraulic wheel-drive provides precise maneuvering, allowing the mower to rotate on its own axis for increased productivity.
  • Rugged Frame and Ergonomic Control Panel:
    The durable frame and casters reduce chassis flex and ensure long-lasting performance. The ergonomic control panel keeps all controls within easy reach for the operator.

Optional Extras:
For added versatility, you can include the following (for an additional fee):

  • Track squeegee attachment for water and debris removal from the racing surface.
  • Roof to protect the operator from the elements.

Alltype Engineers are fully TVC certified and trained in the operation and repair of all TVC equipment.

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