Ryan Parker, 34, has been cutting grass since high school. He enjoyed it so much that, in 2008 – at the age of 18, he started Oasis LawnCare and Landscaping near St. Louis, Missouri, where 75 percent of his work is mowing lawns. Finding Comfort in the Wheel...
KAGE Wheel Kaddy for Lawn Maintenance Companies One of the fundamental ingredients to lawn maintenance companies equipment is a walk behind mower. To make this piece of equipment even better and more efficient, add the KAGE Wheel Kaddy sulky. The KAGE walk behind...
When building the Wheel Kaddy 500 Series Sulky attachment for commercial walk-behind mowers, durability and comfort were at the forefront of the design. Whether your clearing curb lines or mowing hillsides, a sulky attachment mounted to a walk-behind mower is the all-around most versatile setup on the market today.
The walk-behind lawnmower has long been the lawn professionals’ choice, but with the introduction of the ZTR and the stand on mowers, landscape contractors and property managers have quickly moved away from the walk-behind. Well, who can blame them … no one wants to walk when they can ride. We agree, but before you give up on the walk-behind so fast take a look at why we believe the it’s still better than the ZTR or stand on mower.
What Does Kage Innovation Do? Besides creating the toughest, fastest and most efficient snow removal products on the market, Kage continues to innovate. Whether this is for our plows, our line of summer products including the Wheel Kaddy (a sulky for walk-behind...
The two wheel sulky is more comfortable and durable compared to the one wheel trailer sulky. The one wheel trailer sulky has many disadvantages compared to the two wheeled sulkies out there. The Kage Wheel Kaddy combines the two wheeled design with new improvements...
The walk-behind lawnmower has long been the lawn professionals’ choice, but with the introduction of the ZTR and the stand on mowers, landscape contractors and property managers have quickly moved away from the walk-behind. Well, who can blame them … no one wants to walk when they can ride.
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