Who this group is for
Everything in this group is built around three things a homeowner machine does not have to survive: hours in the thousands rather than the hundreds, operators who did not choose the ground, and a season that does not wait for a repair.
Compact Pro, HD Pro, Pro-Turn 100, Pro-Turn 200, Pro-Turn ZX are newer than the AriensCo line handout this grouping comes from, and are placed here by product category.
How to choose inside it
Start with properties per day, not acreage
Ten small lots and one large campus want opposite machines, even at the same total acreage.
Then the gate and the trailer
A wide deck that will not clear a back-yard gate costs you the property. Measure the tightest one on the route.
Then sit, stand or walk
Stand-ons are quicker on and off across many stops; seated machines win on open ground and long days.
Sorted by the ground they suit, not by price
Compact Pro
A 34-inch commercial machine for gated yards and tight lots, where a full-size deck simply does not fit …
HD Pro
A 7-gauge X-Factor® 3 deck and a Kawasaki FT engine, sitting between the homeowner ZT line and the comme…
Pro-Turn 100
The entry into the commercial line. Fabricated deck, commercial drivetrain, priced for a crew that is st…
Pro-Turn 200
More engine and standard Tweels® over the 100, for routes measured in properties per day rather than per…
Pro-Turn 300
Mid-range commercial. The deck and drivetrain step up together, which is what daily hours actually requi…
Pro-Turn 500
Built for long routes: bigger deck options, more power and the comfort package that decides how the last…
Pro-Turn 600
The top of the Pro-Turn line. 35 to 38.5 horsepower on a 60 or 72-inch X-Factor® 3 deck, for the largest…
Pro-Turn Mach One
A high-volume-output deck built to process more material per pass. For thick, fast-growing turf where a …
Pro-Turn ZX
Commercial capability in a lighter, more affordable package for crews adding a second machine.
Deck widths in this group
The tightest gate on your route sets the ceiling. Everything else is time saved per pass.
Scale runs 30″ to 72″. Each bar is the deck widths that series is actually built in.
Downtime is the only spec that costs you money
Ask about pickup and delivery
On commercial units we will talk about getting the machine in and back without costing you a crew.
Ask what is on the shelf
Blades, belts, filters and spindles for the series you run — the parts that stop a route.
Ask about scheduled service
Winter is the cheapest time to fix a machine. We will put your fleet on the calendar.
Common questions
Stand-on or seated for a mixed residential route?
Stand-on, in most cases. Across many small properties the time is in gates, trimming and getting on and off — not in deck width. Keep a seated machine for the two or three biggest properties on the route.
Is the widest deck worth it?
Only where you can use all of it. On open acreage it is the cheapest hour you will ever buy; on a route with curbs, beds and gates it will spend the day trimming behind itself.
Can we standardise the fleet on one series?
Often yes, and it makes parts and training simpler. Tell a rep the tightest gate and the largest property on the route and we will tell you whether one series covers both.
Do you handle municipal quotes and bid paperwork?
Yes. Ask a Koenig rep about quotes prepared for a bid process and about service scheduled around your fiscal year.
Does battery make sense for a commercial crew?
It does where noise decides the schedule — campuses, schools, early starts in neighbourhoods. The number to check first is run time against your daily acreage.
Ask a Koenig rep about the commercial mowers
Franklin, IN
Johnson County(317) 738-2250Lebanon, OH
Warren County(513) 932-3961Tipp City, OH
Miami County(937) 877-1920Urbana, OH
Champaign County(937) 653-5281Tell us the route. We will spec the fleet.
Properties per day, the tightest gate, and how much trailer you have. That is enough to start.