Ferris Mowers

Ferris Mowers are proudly manufactured in Central New York in the city of Sherrill.

Ferris mainly targets commercial clients but has recently added products to target the everyday consumer. Ferris focuses on the quality of their mowers, and quality comes with a price, so even though Ferris’s residential models may cost more than some other brands, you can have the peace of mind that not only will you get what you pay for, you won’t regret paying a little more for the quality and comfort you will only get with a Ferris mower.

With Ferris, “No Pain No Gain” is effectively a thing of the past. Why choose between productivity, comfort, or quality of cut if you can have all three in one machine? Ferris zero-turn mowers are designed to help you work faster while accomplishing more with greater ease. Ferris Mowers has developed a committed fanbase due to its maneuverability and combining modern comfort with old-world dependability.

Ferris’s state-of-the-art multi-patented suspension technology reduces the effects of uneven terrain, virtually eliminating shock to the chassis and your body. Many operators aren’t always aware that they slow down to compensate for rough terrain, so when protected from these effects using a Ferris zero-turn mower, the operator can take full advantage of the power available from the machine to maintain a consistent mowing speed. In turn, it increases productivity and gets the job done faster.

Landscape professionals routinely seek commercial mowing equipment that elevates productivity and increases revenue. To meet this demand, Ferris turned to engines with advanced technologies and integrated systems that optimize mower performance, require less maintenance, and minimize downtime. Ferris has partnered with Vanguard Engines and their Oil Guard Technology for select commercial models. Together, they raise the bar on how productive a landscape contractor can be on any given day. A first-of-its-kind solution for the commercial turf market, the Oil Guard System offers significant productivity gains by allowing landscape contractors to operate their mowers for 500 hours between oil changes. Increasing the oil change interval by five times means spending less time maintaining equipment and more time mowing.

When talking about commercial-grade equipment, a top priority is ensuring the reliability of the equipment. Technologies like Electronic Fuel Injection (EFI) provide more consistent starting in all temperatures and reduced fuel consumption. That assurance of reliable power means less downtime and more grass being cut. Ferris has partnered with Vanguard and Kawasaki to bring advanced EFI technology to select models. The Engine Control Module (ECM) constantly monitors and fine-tunes every single engine operating point thousands of times per minute. It takes in all of the signals from the engine sensors to make cycle-by-cycle decisions on how much fuel and spark to provide the EFI engine and when to do it, improving starting and performance at all temperatures and elevations, resulting in load governance with on-demand power for maximum performance at faster speeds, and reducing fuel consumption.

The average life expectancy of any Ferris mower depends on several factors, including the frequency and quality of maintenance, the hours of operation, and the environmental conditions it is used in, to name a few. To put a number on it is almost impossible. As with any product, if you use it as intended and properly maintain it, it should provide reliability and performance for many years.