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Ventrac compact utility tractors provide a safer and more effective solution to slope mowing in addition to versatility and ease of use. So what makes Ventrac a great slope mower? The answer to that begins with the fact that Ventrac tractors are not like conventional tractors. They are uniquely and specifically designed from the ground up to perform consistently in a variety of conditions and terrains.
Ventrac compact utility tractors have a low center of gravity which adds to overall stability on hills. They also feature center articulated steering and an oscillating frame which helps provide improved maneuverability and greater ground contact over uneven terrain. The power of all-wheel drive allows the Ventrac to operate on a multitude of terrains with minimal damage to the turf even on slopes. Steering and movement are hydrostatically controlled for easier and more precise operation including the ability to effectively brake downhill to a stop and even reverse back uphill.
The standard Ventrac 4520 is rated to handle slopes of 20 degrees because of these innovative standard features which makes Ventrac a safer and more reliable slope solution. It can be fitted with wheel extensions for a wider wheelbase allowing for operation on slopes of 25 degrees and can be fitted with dual wheels all around for an impressive 30 degree slope operation. That's the ability to perform on a 58% grade! Ventrac has an optional slope gauge that not only displays but alerts you when you are in unsafe conditions.
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• Mow sooner after a storm
• Mow with less turf disturbance
• Mow places you could not mow before
• Fewer "down days" and more days getting work done
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The most frequently purchased models are powered by 3 cylinder cast iron block Kubota engines which are also the most expensive models. Most customers choose to have dual wheels installed for increased hillside performance making the machine ANSI rated for a 58% grade in any direction. The dual wheels also increase the machines ability to track across wet soggy terrain with very minimal turf disturbance. Most customers buy 3 to 4 implements with the Ventrac Tractor. The tractor is then configured to accommodate the selected implements which could mean adding additional hydraulics, electrical connectors or other features as required.
If you were to take the most popular Kubota (Diesel or Gasoline) powered Ventrac tractor, add Dual Wheels and add three of the most popular attachments, a 68” Tough Cut Mower, a 72” Finish Mower and a 48” Power Bucket that would put its cost at around $45,000. With approved credit, $0 down and 0% interest that would make for a payment of around $1100/month over 48 months.
If you were to price Ventrac’s least expensive tractor without any attachments it would be around $27,000, while the most expensive would be closer to $31,000.
Not bad for a piece of equipment that can do so many things on so many terrains and typically lasts 3 times as long as a heavy commercial $14,000 zero turn that only does one thing. And compared to a conventional compact tractor from Deere or Kubota, the Ventrac is a much more useful piece of equipment to meet the needs of most acreage owners and commercial landscapers.
If you think a Ventrac might be right for you, then request an onsite demo. Give us a call at 336.299.5000 or send us an email: ventrac@btsouth.com or visit our showroom at 4416 Groometown Rd, Greensboro NC.
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We do have special pricing programs for churches, non-profits, 501(c)(3) organizations and municipal entities on many of our power equipment products suited for institutional use. If your organization falls into one of these categories then please don't forget to mention it when you call, visit or email.
