Equipment Overview

Lawn · lawn

The lawn fleet covers three mowers, five handheld tools, and two trucks — each documented on its own profile page. Use this page to pick the right machine for the job, then open the machine's profile for specs, fuel rules, maintenance schedule, and troubleshooting.

All individual equipment profiles are listed in the sidebar under Lawn, or use the links below.

Mower Comparison — Which Machine to Use

Three machines cover all our mowing work. Match the machine to the property before you load the truck — the right pick saves time and protects the turf. Full specs for each machine are on the individual profile pages.

Side-by-Side Mower Comparison

Toro TimeMaster 30" (Walk-Behind)Cub Cadet XT2 (Lawn Tractor)Gravely Pro-Turn 160 (Zero-Turn)
Best-fit property typeSmall residential lots, tight fenced yards, steep slopes, properties with narrow or no gateMid-size yards, uneven or bumpy terrain, gated backyards the Gravely can't reach, ditches and varied groundLarge open flat properties, commercial sites, parks — wide access and smooth turf
Terrain handlingExcellent — operator controls pace and angle on any ground; walks the contour naturallyGood — conforming stamped deck and rear axle follow uneven ground, bumps, and gentle ditches without scalpingPoor on rough ground — rigid fabricated deck scalps dips and crowns; best on smooth flat turf
Slope safetyBest — walk-behind lets you feel the slope and stay in control; run across the face of a slopeGood — lighter than the zero-turn (~500 lb), lower tip risk on moderate inclines; run up and down the slopeUse with caution — very prone to tipping on moderate or steep slopes; ~1,000–1,100 lb makes recovery impossible if it rolls; gentle grades only, run up and down
Scalping riskLow — operator controls height precisely over every bumpLow to moderate — stamped deck conforms to terrain better than the Gravely's fabricated deckHigh on uneven ground — rigid 60 in fabricated deck catches high spots and digs in on dips
Weight & maneuverability~100 lb — goes anywhere an operator can walk; precise control in tight spaces~500 lb — light for a rider; hydrostatic pedal gives smooth speed control; maneuverable in moderate obstacles~1,000–1,100 lb — high speed and precision on open turf; heavy enough that a stuck or tipped machine needs shop recovery
Gate & access constraintsFits through any gate a person can walk through — 30 in wideNeeds a gate opening wider than 50 in; verify clearance before committingNeeds a gate opening wider than 60 in (62 in minimum); requires a flat, firm approach — no drops or lips at the entry

Full Fleet — Mowers

Three mowers serve all residential and commercial properties. Each has a dedicated profile with full specs, fuel rules, maintenance schedule, operator notes, and video guides.

Mower Profiles

MachineTypeDeckBest ForProfile Page
Gravely Pro-Turn 160Zero-turn rider60 in fabricatedLarge open flat properties, commercial sites/lawn/gravely-pro-turn-160
Cub Cadet XT2 GX54DLawn tractor54 in stampedMid-size yards, uneven terrain, gated backyards/lawn/cub-cadet-xt2
Toro TimeMaster 30"Walk-behind30 in, 2 timed bladesTight lots, slopes, narrow gates/lawn/toro-timemaster-30

Full Fleet — Handheld Tools

Five handheld tools cover all trimming, edging, and blowing work across the fleet. Two run on DeWalt batteries; three run on PREMIUM 91+ at 50:1 mix. Each has a profile page with specs, battery/fuel info, troubleshooting, and video guides.

Handheld Profiles

ToolPowerPrimary UseProfile Page
DeWalt 60V MAX String TrimmerBattery (FlexVolt 60V)Residential trimming, HOA/noise-restricted properties/lawn/dewalt-60v-trimmer
Stihl String TrimmerMixed gas 50:1Commercial, heavy growth, all-day trimming/lawn/stihl-trimmer
Brush-Cutter TrimmerMixed gas 50:1Brush, saplings, dense weed mats — metal blade/lawn/brush-cutter
Yard Machines Walk-Behind TrimmerRegular gasoline (4-stroke)Tall grass, rough fence lines, large overgrown areas/lawn/yard-machines-walk-behind-trimmer
DeWalt 20V MAX Leaf BlowerBattery (20V MAX)Hardscape blow-off, detail work, quiet zones/lawn/dewalt-20v-blower
Troy-Bilt Backpack BlowerMixed gas 50:1Fall cleanup, large lots, high-volume leaf removal/lawn/troybuilt-backpack

Full Fleet — Power Equipment

Specialized power equipment for cutting and clearing beyond the scope of handheld tools. The chainsaw profile includes the full workshop manual PDF in My Manuals & Links.

Power Equipment Profiles

ToolPowerPrimary UseProfile Page
Stihl 031 AV ChainsawMixed gas 50:1 (54.6 cc)Tree work, limb removal, brush clearing — anything the trimmer blade can't handle/lawn/stihl-031av

Full Fleet — Vehicles

Two trucks handle all equipment transport and material hauling. Vehicle profiles cover specs, load limits, ramp/lift-gate procedures, and tie-down rules.

Vehicle Profiles

VehicleTypePrimary UseProfile Page
Isuzu NPRCab-over diesel flatbedPrimary mower hauler — Gravely + Toro via ramps/lawn/isuzu-npr
Chevy 2500 HDPickup with 1,300 lb lift gateCub Cadet transport + material/supply hauling/lawn/chevy-2500hd

Fuel Rules — Summary

Three fuel types are in use across the fleet. Getting the wrong fuel into an engine destroys it — read the label on the can before pouring every single time.

Fuel Quick-Reference

Machine / ToolFuelNotes
Gravely Pro-Turn 160Premium (91+) unleadedE10 max. Stabilizer if sitting >2 weeks.
Cub Cadet XT2Premium (91+) unleadedE10 max. Stabilizer if sitting >2 weeks.
Toro TimeMaster 30"Premium (91+) non-ethanol preferredE10 only if non-ethanol unavailable. Never E15/E85.
Chevy 2500 HDRegular (87 min) unleadedPer owner's manual — trucks are not small engines.
Isuzu NPRUltra-low sulfur diesel (ULSD)DIESEL ONLY. No gas, ever.
All 2-cycle handheldsPremium 50:1 mix2.6 oz JASO FD oil per gallon of premium 91+. Label the can.
Stihl 031 AV ChainsawPremium 50:1 mix + bar oilSame 50:1 premix as all 2-cycle tools. ALSO fill bar-and-chain oil tank before each use — dedicated bar oil only.
DeWalt toolsBattery (no fuel)FlexVolt 60V (trimmer), 20V MAX (blower).