Commercial Mowers in Hempstead, TX

Commercial mowing comes down to hours and ground, not a badge on the hood. If you're running a machine five or six days a week, it has to start every morning and keep running all day. Church lots, subdivisions, pasture edges and right-of-way all put real hours on a deck. A mower that sits most of the week doesn't face that load. A zero-turn covers open ground and turns tight around trees and lot islands, so it suits that kind of work. Come by our Navasota store to see what's there, or browse our mowers on j5tractors.com.

Deck width is about what your trailer holds and what gates you need to fit through, not just how much ground you can cover. A wider deck cuts more ground in less time on open fields. But it has to clear the gates on every property you service. Measure your tightest gate and your trailer space before you decide. Walk-behinds and stand-ons work well in tight spots a wide zero-turn can't reach. That's why running more than one deck size can make sense. Call our Navasota store to talk through what width fits your trailer, your gates and the lots you're cutting.

Outfitting a crew with more than one machine is a call to the store. What you need depends on the lots you cut, how many crews you run and how many hours each machine logs. A zero-turn covers open pasture edges and big subdivision lots. A stand-on suits stops where an operator steps off often to trim. On a steep grade, a walk-behind is the safer tool, and the operator's manual gives each machine's slope limit. Keep well back from any ditch bank or drop-off, whichever machine you're on. Call the store and talk through your routes before you settle on a mix.

Blades, belts and filters wear first on a machine running most days of the week. A crew cutting right-of-way or pasture edges puts more hours on those parts than a once-a-week yard mower ever sees. The shop at our Navasota store handles that kind of work. The parts counter handles the wear items a machine logging real hours needs most. Rough ground and sandy soil wear blades faster than a smooth lawn, so check them more often if that's the ground you're cutting. Call the counter to ask about a specific part, or come by the shop to talk through what your machine needs.

Financing starts with our easy online credit application on j5tractors.com. That's true whether the mower's headed onto a lawn crew's trailer or out to cut right-of-way. The application asks about the machine you have in mind, so it helps to settle on one first. Think through the ground you cut, the gates you fit through and the hours you'll run it each week. Then come by our Navasota store and look at what's on the lot before you apply. You'll know which machine you're after when you sit down to fill it out.