Last week at Equip Expo in Louisville, Ky., Toro released the redesigned GrandStand Multi Force EVO and autonomous Proline AMI.
Both solutions aim to deliver significant results, according to the company, empowering professionals to maximize productivity, streamline workflows and enhance ROI. Built on two proven platforms, these updated machines offer a new boost in performance.
The latest Multi Force EVO gets a boost in strength thanks to the Kawasaki EVO 34.5-horsepower engine. Plus, the included service stand attachment makes maintenance simpler, giving you more time on the job.
“When you think of what it means to ‘do it all,’ the Multi Force EVO checks every box,” said Jackson Gray, product marketing associate at Toro. “Whether you’re dealing with tall grass, mounds of leaves or a foot of snow, the Multi Force EVO has the power to take on any job in any season.”
Toro’s latest autonomous mower, the Proline AMI, is guided by GNSS+RTK, a high-precision positioning technology that combines satellite navigation with real-time corrections for consistent results with less overlap, according to Toro. Contractors can operate confidently with continuous system monitoring, including audio and visual alerts, remote stop and ISO-compliant radar to aid in collision avoidance. Monitor machine status and access controls on the bright, full-color LED screen or through the mobile app.
The new technology is built on the Proline platform, which runs on the 26.5-horsepower Kohler Command Pro EFI engine for the power needed to tear through more demanding conditions.
“The combination of intelligence, power and convenience in the autonomous Proline AMI will be a huge boost for crews who never have enough time in the day,” Gray said. “The ability to complete multiple tasks at once will help save time, improve efficiency and bring in extra revenue.”
