Simplicity Courier™ SZT175 Nullwendekreismäher (Zero-Turn) (2024)

FAQs

Does simplicity still make zero turn mowers? ›

Subsequently, the decision was made to also discontinue the production of Snapper and Simplicity zero turn mowers for North America. "Strategically, both Snapper and Simplicity remain very important and popular brands for the European and MEA markets.

The Rex® zero-turn is a compact residential mower (34" and 42" deck sizes available) designed to fit thru most gates and in garage spaces easily.

Simplicity^® lawn tractors are robust and versatile machines that seamlessly combine power, efficiency and comfort to provide a comprehensive and enhanced lawn care experience. With their dynamic features and ergonomic design, these multifunctional tools not only excel in performance but also prioritise user comfort.

Ferris zero turn mowers are a preferred choice among landscape contractors. When you have a lot of ground to cover and productivity is key, a Ferris zero turn mower with suspension technology is the best choice.

The endurance and longevity of the equipment sealed the deal - with the recent purchase, no other mower manufacturer was even considered.” “Just traded in my Simplicity tractor been in the Family for 13 years and was still going strong. Just wanted a zero turn again. I should have done this sooner.

Effective immediately, we will no longer offer Simplicity and Snapper tractors in North America due to the considerable year-over-year market decline for the tractor segment. As such, we will discontinue the production of the remaining four series of Simplicity and Snapper zero-turns.

Lawn size.

For lawns from ¼ of an acre to two acres, you'll most likely want a rear-engine riding mower, light-duty lawn tractor, or a residential-duty zero-turn mower. Anything more than two acres and you'll need a commercial-duty zero turn mower.

54” Zero Turn Mower

One of the most common mower sizes, you'll find that 54” mowers come in all of the leading zero turn mower brands.

Briggs & Stratton purchased Simplicity Manufacturing, beginning a new and exciting future for the Simplicity brand.

Simplicity Manufacturing Company is an American company based in Port Washington, Wisconsin that builds lawn and garden equipment under various brands.

Are Simplicity mowers made by Ferris? ›

1999. Ferris became a subsidiary of Simplicity Manufacturing, Inc. Throughout the next year, Simplicity demonstrated its commitment to the company by increasing its workforce, completing a factory expansion, and pouring resources into product development.

Overturning or rollovers

One of the biggest safety risks of a zero-turn mower is overturning or rolling over.

Using the unit on a slope that is too steep, where you do not have adequate wheel traction (and control), can cause sliding, loss of steering, control and possible rollover. You should not operate on a slope greater than a 5.4 foot rise over a 20 foot length (15 degrees).

If you frequently work around flat but detailed landscaping, have a need for speed, or desire that best blades and a precise cut, go with the ZRT. If you're attaching snow plows and hauling work materials on top of mowing (plus, working on steep hills), opt for the riding mower.

Briggs & Stratton purchased Simplicity Manufacturing, beginning a new and exciting future for the Simplicity brand.

Simplicity manufacturing, along with its subsidiaries, Ferris, Snapper, and Giant-Vac were purchased by Briggs & Stratton Power Products Group.