Save Money With A Propane Powered Mower

As we head into the dog days of summer let’s take a look at why you should consider a propane-powered lawnmower.

Propane cost about a 1/3 less than gas.

Plus there are all sorts of money-saving grants, rebates, and incentive programs from the Propane Education & Research Council (PERC). That’s savings on top of the savings.

Maintaining and repairing a propane mow takes less time.

Propane is a cooler running fuel. Your engine won’t see the extreme temperatures like a gas-powered mower which leads to a reduction in operating costs.

Propane engines are also free of carbon build-up so the propane engine will usually last about 25 percent longer than a gasoline-powered mower.

Propane is easy to store and easy to handle.

Unlike gasoline, propane is contained in the tank. Refueling a propane-powered mower is as easy as disconnecting one tank and connecting another. There’s no chance of spilling and no fuss, no muss.

Find an equipment dealer with PERC’s locator.

Propane Mower Cylinders

Features:

Cylinders available for horizontal or vertical service, depending on the application. Collar painted green for product differentiation

Standard fittings include:

• Safety Relief
• Float Gauge
• Fixed Liquid Level
• Vapor Service
• ACME Fill Valves

Lawn Mower Cylinders

Forklift & Mower Connectors

These brass connectors are specially designed to join the carburetor fuel line to the service valve on lift truck cylinders.

Accessories

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