This year at Equip Expo, Kawasaki will highlight Kawasaki Critical Power, the company’s rigorous SAE-certified horsepower standard, alongside interactive exhibits that celebrate the company’s products, capabilities and commitment to giving back.
“Critical Power is our way of showing that performance isn’t only measured in numbers, it’s also about trust, consistency and the pride people take in their work,” said Nelson Wilner, senior vice president and general manager of Kawasaki Engines. “Equip Expo gives us the perfect stage to connect that promise directly with the people who use our engines every day.”
At the indoor exhibit (No. 1064), attendees can explore the full Kawasaki Engines experience, from precision manufacturing to genuine parts and service and learn more about how Kawasaki Critical Power ensures that every engine delivers no less than 98 percent of its rated horsepower, according to the company.
The Feeding America Journey returns this year, guiding attendees through a series of interactive stations. Those who complete the full journey can stop by the Kawasaki Engines Hat Bar (No. 2088) to create a custom hat while the company donates meals through Feeding America, one of the nation’s largest hunger-relief organization. Visitors can also preview the GEOTORQ Flex Fuel prototype engines, designed for the agriculture, industrial and commercial markets.
At the outdoor exhibit (No. 7422D), attendees can hop into Kawasaki’s “ride ’n drive” course to experience the brand’s engines firsthand. The outdoor area will also feature the popular Skills Challenge, where guests can test their mowing skills against the times set by industry influencers @zachslawncare_ and @onlylawnsqueen. Daily winners will take home Carhartt prize packages and Kawasaki gear.
