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New EnergySmart All-Electric Toro Greensmaster eTriFlex

The new Greensmaster eTriFlex models carry no hydraulic fluid and utilize all-electric components for traction, steering, lift, and cutting. These EnergySmart® models are operationally-friendly with noticeable noise reductions, operational cost savings, and other meaningful improvements to complement the ever-important enhancements in cutting performance.

Combining the innovative, Double A-Arm Suspension System with industry-leading flex technology, the cutting units float freely over any terrain. The new Radius Dependent Speed (RDS™) System, in combination with the Lift-In-Turn cutting unit leveling feature virtually eliminates the effect known as “Triplex-Ring”. This substantially improves both the aesthetics and playability of the green.

And superior cutting performance is only the beginning. The patented Lift-Gate Footrest, Tool-Free QuickChange™ cutting units, Automatic “Slow-in-Turn” during Transport, and Auto-Brake on Operator Dismount are just a few of the many new features that provide added versatility, simplified service, and ultimately, more productivity.

Toro’s new Greensmaster eTriFlex
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