Dixie chopper xcaliber - world's fastest lawnmower

Dixie chopper xcaliber - world's fastest lawnmower

dixie chopper xcaliber

In the lawn mowing business time is money: the faster you can mow an acre the more lawns you can mow in a day.

The Dixie Chopper Xcaliber probably has a lot of lawn guys excited, not only because it's 38hp engine 15mph top speed and 74" cutting deck give a mowing capacity of 9.2 acres an hour, but also because it comes with springer forks, electric deck lift, and a 12 volt adapter for an ipod, cellphone, or portable beer fridge.

How much will all of that set you back? $11,000!

(dixiechopper, via i4u)

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