New Etesia fleet for Greenfingers
Greenfingers, based in Midlothian, Scotland, have renewed
their fleet of Etesia groundcare equipment by purchasing 14
Pro 46 PHCS pedestrian mowers and a Buffalo 100 BPHP ride-
on mower.
Established in 1991, Greenfingers offers professional garden
and grounds maintenance and commercial soft landscaping
throughout the Lothians, Borders and Fife.
The contractor has been relying on a wide range of Etesia
equipment for a number of years, and proprietor Jason
McCran revealed how it all started.
“I had initially heard of Etesia through press articles in trade
magazines - there were always good reviews and people
seemed to rate them highly. That was a long time ago now
and we’ve been buying the machines for as long as I can
remember and every member of the team feels confident
using them.”
As part of his fleet renewal, Jason purchased 14 Etesia Pro
46 PHCS pedestrian mowers and a Buffalo 100 BPHP ride-on
mower.
Jason’s team use the Buffalo BPHP for the larger green space
areas that the company maintains. Featuring a 100cm cutting
deck and a 20.5HP diesel Perkins engine, up to 12,000sq.m. of
grass can be cut and collected per hour. The efficiency of the
unique cutting system allows professionals to work faster
and operators see increased productivity as the Buffalo 100
excels when used on wet grass or in the rain. This machine
is also fitted with a built-in grass collector with a capacity of
600 litres, and the hydraulic emptying system is controlled
from the driver’s seat.
For further information, please contact Etesia UK on 01295
680120 or visit www.etesia.co.uk.
You can also follow Etesia on Twitter @EtesiaUK for much
more news, reviews and insightful views.
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