Pro-Turn Mach One Kawasaki FX1000 EFI (38.5 hp)

Pro-Turn Mach One Kawasaki FX1000 EFI (38.5 hp)

Pro-Turn Mach One Series

Model 992519

Heavy grass isn’t a challenge, it’s the norm.

Manufacturer's suggested retail price

$16,999

Dealer pricing, promotions and financing vary — confirm with your dealer.

Deck Size

60 in

Engine

Kawasaki FX1000 EFI

Horsepower

38.5 hp

Engine Displacement

999 cc

Features

  • Overgrown properties, stalky grasses and wet conditions are no match for the MACH ONE. The tunnel deck directs clippings away from the blades, keeping them from getting bogged down.
  • High-comfort High-back Seat: Integrated seat isolators smooth out bumps and vibrations, so operators are less fatigued and have more control.
  • Built for Wide Open Spaces: The high blade-tip speed and heavy-duty deck power the Pro-Turn Mach One through tall grasses and weeds with ease. Whether you’re maintaining prairie habitats, trails, or large properties, the Mach One delivers the productivity, durability, and cutting performance needed to tackle overgrown areas efficiently and confidently.
  • High-Volume Output (HVO) Deck: 7-gauge HVO deck is designed with an increased depth from trim side to discharge side so it can process a greater volume of material.

Full Specifications

Engine
EngineKawasaki FX1000 EFI
Horsepower38.5 hp
Engine Displacement999 cc
Power SourceGas
Battery TypeLead Acid - Maintenance Free
Cutting Deck
Deck Size60 in
Deck ConstructionMach One
Deck Material7 ga
Discharge ConfigurationSide
Spindle TypeMechanical
Coverage per Hour7.8 acres
Drive
DriveParker HTG
Ground Speed13 mph forward / 6 mph reverse
Brake TypeLever Activated Parking
Front Wheels15 x 6-6 in
Rear Wheels24 x 12-12 in
Fuel
Fuel Capacity13.4 gal
Dimensions & Weight
Length86.2 in
Width60 in
Weight1502 lb
Warranty
Warranty5 years or 1,500 hours
General
Driver PositionSit
Primary UseCommercial
TerrainMostly Flat, Slight Slopes

Gravely

Gravely makes commercial mowers and jobsite equipment; an AriensCo brand, it dates to Benjamin Gravely's 1916 motor-plow patent.

Brillion, Wisconsin