Moundridge, Kansas The Grasshopper Company is headquartered in Moundridge, Kansas, United States. The company manufactures commercial & residential mowers, snow removal equipment, and ground care equipment.

Moridge Manufacturing The Grasshopper Company division of Moridge Manufacturing has built a worldwide reputation with zero- turn radius mowers and grounds maintenance equipment.

Mowing speeds up to 8.0 MPH and 4.44 acres/hr.

Take your business to the next level. The Stand-On Series is designed for extreme operator proficiency and all-day ergonomic comfort. True ZeroTurn™ maneuverability, outstanding ease-of-use, effortless on/off and legendary Grasshopper cut quality combine to deliver superior performance.

Grasshopper offers choices of FrontMount™ and MidMount™ mowers - all are commercial-grade mowers designed to deliver the best cut, best ride and best performance and durability in the industry.

Every Grasshopper mower is designed, engineered, manufactured, assembled and tested by a skilled and dedicated workforce of more than 280 highly trained employees at a 350,000-sq-ft facility in Moundridge, Kansas.

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Working year-round. For added versatility you can also detach edge or spray the turf with either a mid-mounted a front mount grasshopper.

The jumping muscle of the grasshopper, which weighs only one twenty-fifth of a gram, develops "the astounding power of some 20,000 grams per gram of its own weight," or ten times the power of human muscles working at top speed.

Gasoline-powered, liquid-cooled Grasshopper mowers with 3-cylinder, 962 cc (29 or 32 hp) engines, and cutting deck from 52 inches to 72 inches. Diesel-powered, liquid-cooled Grasshopper mowers with 3-cylinder engine choices of 719 cc (21 hp) and 898 cc (25 hp), and cutting decks from 48 inches to 72 inches.

With greater traction and maneuverable ease when it comes to obstacles, landscaping companies have shown increased efficiency with stand-on mowers, meaning more acres mowed in less time. One large factor that improves mowing time is the ability to mount and dismount the machine quickly when needing to move obstacles.

Simply put, standing mowers are better for your back. As you mow, your feet and legs receive the shock absorption instead of your lower back. It might seem strange, but it takes a toll on your body if you are using a sitting mower. The constant jerking about can cause serious back pain.