Tour of Wright MFG Factory
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- Опубликовано: 2 июн 2016
- See how the Wright Stander is transformed from raw steel and heavy duty components to a complete commercial mower.
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I had an issue with a velke accessory and the customer service at Wright was beyond incredible. Ed returned my call and made sure I got my part. He is the man!
Thanks! -Ed
Awesome video, I love my wright standers and I love to see where and how they are built. I'm already looking to add 2 more to my fleet.
Anytime you are in Frederick, give us a call! -Ed
This is awesome. I’m joining the family inna week or so!! I’m pumped. Thanks.
Run the other way
Ive been partial to toro/exmark as Ive used them quite a bit on golf courses and have one personally for my lawncare business....SAVING GREEN LAWNCARE is really making me think about switching to a stander ZK for my next purchase next year. Great videos and nice to see a business owner taking the time to reach out to the consumer! Keep it up!
Thanks. Nick is a great time. -Ed
Same here. Seriously thinking about it for this year.
i have stander I 36, 48 x and just today I bought a zk 61. Im so excited to use it.
Awesome video on your products. Very informative, and well put together. Looks like you guys build a op notch mower. I'm very impressed.
Thanks gmiller25941; we are glad you enjoyed it!
I loved this tour! I have a 2004 52" stander and it's still performing like its new from THAT. Factory! You can see it on my videos!
That's great to hear! You have some nice videos too!!
you don't have any videos on your channel.........
I love the tour. Next time I buy a mower is going to be a wright mower. That36" I think it would be great to add on to my business.
... Great presentation, review and simple way to transmit the whole and entire process of a manufacturing company proud and build in the USA... Blessings
Thanks, we enjoy it. -Ed
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I'd like to see an updated video. I'm sure processes have changed over the years.
I'd love an in-person tour some time. I'm a veteran owner/operator lawn care company in Anne Arundel County, Maryland and have been seriously considering changing my mowers to all stand-on mowers (ZKs and Stander X or I models). Thanks!
Man, I wish I lived about an hour closer to Frederick! I'd love to work at a mower manufacturing facility. I always loved to draw and design mowers as a kid. I have no idea why I was always so fascinated with them, but to this day, cutting grass is strangely one of my favorite things to do. Do you employ many engineers at Wright?
Hey Nick,
I can help you if you are located in Maryland.
Cool in depth view. Great video.
Thanks for the love!
I volunteer to modernize your logo, but other than that, Wright mowers sell themselves with their build quality and durability. The future is bright!
Lol, Thanks. -Ed
Glad to see you have grown into the business. Nice job! Hope you remember me from hiking the trail. Tell the boys I said hi!
Bob, good to hear from you. Thanks, Ed
Thank you for the tour
No problem!
So this is ware my 42 was born. If I wasn't a landscaper I wish I could work at Wright
Excellent presentation.
Thanks.
Very good video!!
Very very impressive !!
I have plantar issues on my feet. Anyone know if the standup mowers are easy on bad feet? I'm seeing on all the posts, that they're the best way to go for price, cost of ownership, and storage.
love your mowers i have a stander its a little older but do you know why my striping might not be as good as it use to i dont know if its the age or???
Primus the rubber on bottom is worn out
Is the machining still done in the United States? Is the casting for the deck spindles also done in the United States ?
Austin, most of the parts are made in the U.S. of A. -Ed
I personally assembled the First 17 Wright Stander's in existence including the prototype to be painted..
hey there can someone tell how to remove or replace the blades in a stander 36 ?
it doesn’t have a nut in the top of the pulley
Hi Rigo, The easiest way to do it is with a cordless impact wrench from the bottom. -Ed
How come there's not a dealer any where close to norther Wisconsin. I live in Minocqua WI where I own my business but not a dealer even close. So I've been forced to go with Scag. I love the wright mower but no close dealer.
Sorry to hear that. We'll see what we can do. -Ed
Put in a discharge chute pedal
Hey Ed how can I get in contact with you
Thanks for sharing awesome
you are welcome! -Ed
Quality 👍🏼🇺🇸
Ed, may I ask, are your mowers made in the U.S.A. with American Steel? I am currently using Scag and always have. I am interested in purchasing 2 mowers from you but I need the assurance that I am buying an American made product. Thank you Sir.
Yup, make in Maryland. Check out our factory tour video. -Ed
Thanks Ed, I really appreciate it. I have been looking at your mowers at my local dealer here in Columbus Oh. I am moving further away from Scag and closer to Wright.
how much is a 48 mower
That depends on what mower you choose; we have 3 different standers that can come with 48" decks. Check out the price list on our website for all the specifics. www.wrightmfg.com/wp-content/uploads/price_list/Power_Equipment_MSRP_2016a_V001_eff_2015_08_29_rev_2016_02_26a.pdf?6d2a06
Nice i see a lot of videos of profesionals using wright mowers but unfortunately wher i live in north east texas nobody sells em and im intrested in a small stand on.. the closest dealer is 600 miles away a demo would be lovely
OK, let's work on that. Thank you. -Ed
Several dealers in Dallas Fort Worth, storm lawn and garden in Grand Prairie is one of them, can’t be any more than 150 miles or so
The quality is above all other..ya outta just put a Lamburgini logo on them..best of the best!!...Wright?
Have 2 sport i models.. 36 and 48! Now added 52" sport x..
Awesome! Thanks for your business!
@@WrightMowers pros and cons on the seat, but i love them.. but hear they are discontinuing these sport models.
Ed I love your mowers now you have to work on the best bagging system I don't want to buy a Toro but if I have to I will cause with just the bagging system not only that they are a four season mower so they may just be better. Please ed prove me wrong
Why should i pay a dealer mark up and a distributor mark up and then have two layers of separation from the manufacturer? If you want to sell me a mower sell me one.
Bilge, we send mowers out by the tractor trailer load all throughout the year. If we sold direct everyone would want them in April and not want to pay shipping. Dealers and distributors have their role. -Ed
The machine sport x is to slow ,
I mass produce lawns , I bought 2 snapper s75x new and get 14 to 16 mph out of them beefed out , why dont they make them faster , is there a standard speed that is mandatory or does the company just feel its to dangerous , im getting 2 more
Mowers soon but 8.5 to 10 mph to slow,im either going with ferris x2 standers or your sport x but need more speeds
You might be interested in our faster and more powerful stander called the "ZK" (Z-Killer). We have a video on it. Decks from 52"-72". We are actually running a sale this spring, until April 30, check if you go to our home page you will see it. Happy Spring!
Hi I'm interested in your mowers
Awesome!
Beach please 😂
Need to get something off my chest.You all are getting to big for your pants. Had looked at a walk behind 36" with a badger and a sulke 5000.oo what you make your money.I'll never never look at byeing your equipment if you can think that you can make a 60% profit on your equipment this is what is wrong with this country.
Yes, I know they are pricey, but that has more to do with that fact that we use some the best parts in our machines. The reality is that we are less profitable than most of our customers--in fact, most people make more money with our mowers in the first month of ownership in their first week of ownership than we do making the machine. We spend most of our days improving quality and taking seconds out of the build time to ensure we can deliver the best value.