Great Video. It will now be mandatory for all of our new hires to watch.

great video for new guys in the business. Its great to see a mower manufacture take time to make a 30 min video explaining this. Really shows that the company listens to customers, and addresses issues and explains things. When my exmark dies, i will be buying a wright mower. Great job guys! Keep it up. This is how you earn customers!

I'm just a residential guy who loves to mow his lawn. I have a Honda HRX217HZA set at it's top height of four inches, a Big League Lawns Checkmate stripe kit installed and I CAN'T BELIEVE how much I love mowing my lawn with that thing. Her name is Kathryn and I baby her like nothing before. The cut quality is absolutely phenomenal. I've never gotten such a clean, even, beautiful cut as I do with Kathryn. Fantastic machine. Fan-bloody-tastic! I scrape the plastic, NEXITE deck with a plastic puddy knife, hose her clean, wipe her dry and clean and put her away after EVERY mow. I installed a Tachometer/Hour Meter before I ever started her for the first time. I keep meticulous records on her engine run time, again after every mow, and maintenance schedule. Gave her Royal Purple engine oil, and a magnetic dipstick to act as the next best thing to an oil filter. I clean the air filter, air filter box and magnetic dipstick before every mow. She's coming up on 25 hours which means it's time for a trip to the shop to have the Hydromatic transmission drive clutch and blade control cables adjusted. Also, a quick blade sharpen and balance while she's there.

So many excellent pointers in this video. Thank you for making these. It really adds value to your brand to have these helpful videos to learn from .

Not only am i in my 2nd year of mowing commercially and want a stander x but Ed is an encredible person to explain all of this. This sort of information has really helped build me a customer base.

You need to start videoing back up Ed! I'm on my 5th video and they are great. Possibly the most in depth and informative videos out there.

Wright commercial mower, I love how you guys take time out to even explain things about the turf, Thanks

This is super useful. Getting a Stander B on Friday for my personal use at home. You are obviously passionate about what you do and to me, that is reflected in the product's quality.

Excellent video, thank you for taking the time to share your knowledge with us

Best video on this topic to date. Thank You

Wow. What a solid video. Thanks Ed!!!

Really great video... appreciate the thought and details.

Hi Ed, great video, I learned a lot just watching it!

Awesome video. Thanks for making videos like this. I hope to be able to afford one of your machines this spring for a start up lawn care business.

Great video! Keep up the great work

Great video Ed, very useful info.

Great advice, thanks

Thanks for the videos!

Awesome video!

This was great, very thorough and helpful, thx! At 22:30, about the how high lift blades may not be the best choice with decks that have baffles, that's real useful in my case.. Explains why the guy at Bradley told me to stick to med-lift blades.

This great info.

Target a few dealers on the eastern shore of Maryland. I haven't seen one on the mid shore

Hey, great info. Love my Wright's. I have recently started adjusting my spindle washers from 3 above and 3 below to 2 and 4 to get more deck to blade depth for cutting this thick spring grass. Is that advisable? And other tips for cutting bi-weekly industrial sites with zk's. Have my trimmer racks on order now. The most efficient way to cut in my professional opinion! Thanks

How are you securing the machine when it's tilted back like that? Seems like that's the ideal position to change the blades.

Thanks Ed. I feel sometimes the dealers just want a sale I would love to demo a product but they always say they don’t have one in stock and the mower business in PA where I live is a very small market.I’ve actually just called sales rep instead of going through my dealer. Any commercial mower I purchase I need to try it out.I know the mower for my business after researching is a 36 walk behind with Velke. I can use a 30 inch mower but every one on the market has bad reviews.Can you ask any of your reps do they have any 36 inch demo on hand that I can purchase?

Great video I'm having a problem with my Wright stand up it is an older model but it's leaving unlevel cut it almost seems like the blades go doll right after I sharpen them but I've been watching videos and the front of the deck underneath does not have a guard around the blade area to direct the grass out the side just don't know if there's one available and if it had it on it before as I bought it used

Hey Ed I have the Toro Z Master in the baffle area that’s in between the baffle and deck itself does that cause poor cut quality if that compartment area is blocked with clippings?

Which Wright mower would you recommend for residential application (1 acre lot w/pool, trees, shed, etc)?

@ 7:30 how do you "tweek the deck"? Thanks

What are the pros and cons of low air pressure of drive tires versus high pressure? What air pressure do you recommend?

Wright commercial mower, I’ll be expanding my Part time lawn cutting and I’m very interested in a 30 or 32 inch mower. I have a dealer 2 miles away is it possible that I can demo a 30 or 32 ?

Is mulch more beneficial during some parts of the season than other times? In other words; is it better to mulch during the summer and bag/discharge in the spring, or vise versa?

i might have missed it but i didnt see anything on a warn belt can effect the cut quality, where as the belt might not slip off or break but it can slip and not transfer all the power that it could. i started having issues with leaving strings/stripes so i went through a checklist of things new belt has made a world of a difference, i can tell when the machine is under load much easier now.

That was interesting.

Our goals as of right now is to stand behind a wright #Goals

I have a Wright stander 32 " and I have had the worst cut compared to my Toro and my Ferris. I have tried blades similar to what comes with the Ferris 36 for my wright stander hoping it will improve but no luck so I'm thinking its just the deck design..

Well I'm glad you can't help it bud when you're running the ZK you just want to go fast Zippity Doo Dah of course you miss a few but it's a fun time thanks for the great mowers

Having issues with stragglers on my ZK. Blades are sharp and pitch is correct.

19,000 ft/s! That's impressive! Almost Mach 17!

I mulch everything and run high lift blades cleanest cut I've ever had and I'm less likely to damage someone's property that way

What is the best cut height ?

POOR CUT QUALITY - My new Stander Intensity spits out leaves at about the 1:00 position if looking at the deck from up top. I have it pitched a quarter inch lower in the front and a shoot blocker on and it just does not leave a clean cut at all. Even though the deck is pitched a quarter inch lower in the front visually, it still looks high in the front. Do I have a warped deck or something? I'm really disappointed with the cut quality of this. My previous mower was a 15-year-old Toro 36-in walk behind. I could blow out beds, throw all the leaf material into the turf and mulch it in with my Toro and things looked great.

I don't cut any bi weekly I charge more per for it so it just doesn't happen

I can understand a low lift blade making less noise but I thought the purpose of a low lift blade was for Sandy conditions to prevent sandblasting the deck

Hey Ed pm me if you get time. I have a few questions on my mower that my dealer wasn't too sure about.

Ed, I need some of that blue smoke!!!!!

This video is talking a lot about discharging but what about us who is bagging ?

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This is our first year Starting out in lawn care.Would you guys be interested in giving us a discount and we'll use all your products?

So all i need to cut grass properly is one of your 10,000 mowers?

I have to say...... you misspoke about grass height. Longer grass doesn’t promote deep root growth. Shorter promotes deep root growth because the grass learns that it can’t depend on its leaf for water. It will grow deeper roots and be much more drought tolerant. Don’t believe me? Come to my customers and see. Everyone but my customers lawns are burnt to a crisp and my customers lawns are lush and green. No watering either.

Do not like your STRIPES...you think grass is so fragile. Stripes couldn't be any harder on turf . Traps heat under canopy and also reduces oxygen to roots. They are gaudy, bold and give the lawn a hard look. Nothing in nature is straight..checked...plaid...or diagonal. It's even more difficult to walk through a grainy , long turf. Teach your users How to attain a softer look on the appearances most homeowners want and appreciate.