2024 Z Turf Equipment Z-Aerate ZA5850

2024 Z Turf Equipment Z-Aerate ZA5850

Take your productivity and profitability to new heights with the new Z-Aerate 50 stand-on aerator. Armed with a 50-inch, 12-row aeration head, and a 25 HP Kohler Command Pro V-Twin engine, the Z-Aerate 50 is capable of aerating up to three acres an hour. The full-floating tine head and articulating front axle lets the Z-Aerate 50 adjust to the contours of the landscape while maintaining consistent aeration depth. Easily maneuver around trees, flowerbeds, and other landscape features while aeration thanks to the split-reel tine design. And with intuitive controls and zero-turn maneuverability, the Z-Aerate 50 delivers precise control and maximum efficiency, with reduced operator fatigue.

The Z-Aerate 50 is capable of pulling plugs with a core depth of up to 3.5-inches thanks to heavy-duty tines and integrated hydraulic down-pressure. Adjust core depth in 1/4-inch increments due to the precision adjustment system. The independent high-torque pumps and wheel motors deliver ground speeds of up to 10mph forward, and 5mph reverse. The 8-gallon fuel capacity lets you aerate longer between fill-ups.

When you’re ready to take your aeration program to the next level, the Z-Aerate 50 is ready to deliver.

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Powered by a commercial-grade Kohler Command Pro engine, and proven Hydro-Gear® pumps and wheel motors. We’ve engineered in durability you can count on to perform for many seasons to come.

With zero-turn maneuverability and a 50-inch split-tine, 12-row aeration head, you can easily aerate around flower beds and other landscape features without lifting the aeration head. Removable weights enable you to easily adjust for wet or dry soil conditions.

Perform two jobs at once with the integrated broadcast spreader. The 150-pound hopper provides plenty of capacity for big jobs, while the electric spreader motor ensures consistent application rates all day long.

All controls are centrally-mounted for ease of reach, including the console-mounted spreader controls, hand-operated throttle and choke, and thumb-operated hydraulic controls to raise and lower attachments.