Next-Generation Toro Groundsmaster 3200 & 3300 Improve Productivity & Comfort
The Groundsmaster 3200 and 3300 series are out-front rotary mowers built for reliability and year-round work. In designing the new Groundsmaster mowers, Toro included a number of productivity-enhancing features, highlighted by the 60- and 72-inch (1.5- and 1.8-meter) cutting decks available in side-discharge, rear-discharge, and flail deck options. All cutting decks can tip up into a service position and feature a 7-gauge steel deck shell, cast iron spindles with dual-tapered roller bearings, thick .25-inch heat-treated blades, and a front bullnose bumper to provide maximum protection.
Operator Comfort
As mowing workhorses, Toro’s Groundsmaster 3200 and 3330 series are built to reduce operator fatigue even in all-day, multi-season use. “The new design focuses on enhancing the overall operator experience, from ingress/egress, seat and steering wheel adjustability, and fingertip controls, to ensuring the platform offers optimal sightlines,” says Chris Hannan, senior marketing manager at Toro. “A more comfortable operator is a more productive operator.” Creature comforts include adjustable suspension seats, tilt steering, and armrest controls, as well as the option for an all-season cab enclosure.
Power For All-Day Use
The Groundsmaster 3200 and 3300 mowers are available with 24.7 horsepower (18.4 kilowatts) or 37.4 HP (28 kW) Tier 4 / Stage 5 Yanmar diesel engines. Toro optimizes the performance of the engine with an advanced pump and motor drivetrain. For traction in slippery conditions and challenging terrain, Toro includes its exclusive CrossTrax all-wheel-drive system with automatic traction control. The Groundsmaster 3200 and 3300 series also offer a 7.8-inch ground clearance, which comes in handy when climbing curbs and maneuvering over obstacles.
Source: Toro