For the biggest lawn jobs, a zero-turn mower can save any homeowner or landscaper a lot of time and provide an excellent cut. Our 52” zero-turn lawn mower provides efficient service for any residential or commercial setting.

Large zero-turn mowers cover significantly more ground in a short time over a standard mower. With 52 inches of width and the engine located in the back, the operator has an open view of the lawn to complete the job. Our riding mower has steering bars that make it easy to complete a 180-degree turn in tight spaces, including maneuvering around trees, flower gardens, and other obstacles without having to back up.

Contact Sully’s today to rent our zero-turn mower, or for those small jobs, ask us about our standard 20” push mower.

Primary goals on any job site include working efficiently and reducing the risk of worker strain and/or injury. The concrete buggy, a relatively new piece of equipment in the market of hauling, accomplishes both.

Concrete buggies provide an ideal solution to the problem of hauling and dumping concrete and mud on a job site. Available in both wheeled and track configurations, they replace the need for wheel barrowing these heavy loads over significant distances and often over uneven terrain. They move more material in one trip, move it more quickly, and dump it with ease.

Sully’s wheeled concrete buggy features a 13 HP gas engine, 16 CF bucket size and payload of 2,500 lbs.

Also available is the rubber tracks concrete buggy, featuring a gas engine and a payload of 2,200 lbs. and 16 CF.

Keep the following advantages in mind as you consider which concrete buggy best fits your needs:

• For large job sites that have mostly paved or firm, consistent surfaces, the wheeled concrete buggy provides excellent performance and efficiency at a lower rental price.
• For job sites that consist of soft and/or wet conditions, uneven terrain, and remote areas, the rubber tracked concrete buggy will perform much better than the wheeled buggy.

Contact Sully’s today for details on how the concrete buggy can help increase speed and safety on your job site.