STANDER B | MOWER OVERVIEW | FEATURES & SPECS
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- Опубліковано 17 вер 2020
- The Stander B is the perfect commercial mower for "lower utilization" or entry level applications. Offered in both small (32", 36") and large (48", 52") frame options, the Stander B serves many needs for commercial landscapers. The Stander B gives the operator the performance that Wright Standers are known for, in a much higher value package!
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You guys hit it out of the park with this machine, both price point and build quality
I bought the 48" stander B four years ago.... it works perfect for my needs... great mower
Hi Ed, great overview we are completely sold on these machines - based on an extensive research of stand-on mowers we selected the Stander B as a Prosumer user...we could not be more pleased. With your present pricing strategy no one can touch the ROI that these series of mowers offer. The simplicity of operation is such that my wife now does our lawn, it has become difficult to get much time on the machine. My only frustration is with the merchandise availability, we have been waiting over 8 weeks for a couple of T shirts!
Ed thanks for all the videos you make. Your honest high quality videos are one of the big deciding factors in choosing a Wright mower. Keep up the great work :) Are there any plans to add a factory chute blocker so we can order straight from the factory specified rather than having to go aftermarket?
Looking good
Hey Ed, at 16:58 you're talking about the new pulleys and I notice you don't have the original pulley guard on them - shaped like a Y over the pulley...I have the B52 and my shop replaced the pulleys (and hats off to Wright for making that easy for the consumer - Thanks!) but they put the pulley guards back on and they seem to be rubbing the pulleys. Again, at 16:58 you don't have them on. Should they stay on? Or should I just remove them? Thanks!
Great video thanks Ed
Thx
@@Ed.Wright Ed you make the best stand on machine in the industry finally were getting a Wright dealer in our area (Less) landscape equipment super store 😁 take care erhartharry@gmail.com Erhart Landscaping
Hey Ed can you tell me what the blade tip speed is on the 48 stander B? Thanks
Hi Ed how well will these go in New Zealand and parts back up how well do the 36inch handle slopes I do ordinary lawns and some larger ones should I get a 36 or a 48 B regards Chris
Love my B36. 220+hrs no problems. Just added a ZK52 to speed up larger yards.
Love my stander b 48" so far. This is my second season on it and put about 100hrs on it so far. Just added the striping kit a couple weeks ago and it seems to strip good but I might bump the stripe kit down to the other holes and see how that looks. No problems so far with it and I'm 6'1" 250lbs and I seem to be able to handle the hills with it better than I expected.
Do you know why everybody has different “opinions” on when the first hydro oil change should be? Should I change at 75, 80, 120, 400 hours???
Why does the hydro relief pull stick have multiple notches on them? which one do you pull to? for purging and for moving the machine?
how many engines are the stander intensity good for?
Would this mower be ok if you use it for 10-15 yards a week
Hey ed, on the stander b 36” can I throw my parking brake down like you say I can do on the ZK? Or should I gently drop the parking brake?
Will this machine accommodate a 6 foot 5 operator?
Do you plan on making your mowers available in Australia?
Yes, they are available. Reach out to us on our web inquiry form on our website and we'll connect you.
Have run my Stander-B 48" for two seasons now and like it very much. Nimble, well-balanced, good on slopes,, consistently good cutting. The Kawa engine is a beast (wear both your ear plugs and muffs). Engine oil changes are easy-peasy though removing the deck to get to the blades is less than fun. Will be changing the transmission fluid and filters soon and that looks like it will be challenging -- Ed, how about a demo video for this task for the larger Stander-B's, one where you don't use an extraction pump? Overall very pleased and would recommend.
Hey how good are they on sloops , I have a good size slop on side yard, curious as to your opinion
Why are you removing the deck?
@@billljones979 Excellent on slopes, just lean your body appropriately and it should do well. Have yet to feel unsafe on slopes up to 30 degrees.
@@doubleedge7250 To sharpen the blades and give the deck a thorough cleaning at end of season.
@@Online-gd8cm I have been in commercial landscaping for 13 years mowing all types of grass in every condition. Never once had the need to take a deck off any mower I have ever owned 🤷🏻♂️. To each there own I guess
How are they on hills?
I'm told these are virtually impossible to get right now. I want a 52", how long will I have to wait? I couldn't get my local dealer to even guess.
Yes, we are dealing with major shortages right now.
Approximately how long does a belt last?
Can I get a mulching kit installed on the Standard B?
Yes, info on that can be found here www.wrightmfg.com/products/accessories/commercial/mower-add-ons/
We need Wright dealerships here in the EU. In my country I am limited to only 2 stand on mowers. Ferris Z and Toro Grandstand. With such small competition the prices are huge and I as a small businessman can't afford them...
I just bought a standerX 52 my issue is when i mow yards i can feel the heat of the muffler hitting my face. At first i didnt make a big fuss. Over time I noticed it more and more. My guess is because of the muffler guard. Has anyone els experienced this issue? What can i do to eliminate the heat from hitting me in the face.
Wright is a top name in the lawn industry!! Why would you put your name on this product to compete with some junk names? Wouldnt buy anything but a wright but had bought a rapid height back in the day and had to junk it after a year.. Keep making products better dont loose your good reputation by making something you know is junk.. Have seen your mowers with 8-9k hours and still going good so i know you guys know quality.
This machine is far from junk
I am very interested in the 48" does it stripe well?
Yes indeed. I got the striping kit for it and it stripes like a beast
I'm really leaning toward a Stander B 48 even though nearest dealer is an 1hr and 15 min away!!
Did u end up getting the 48 if so how do u like it
@@IHITSEEDS Not yet, I'm working with Master Mowers in Marietta Georgia. Probably going to step up and run a 36" and 52" combo.
@@NewVisionLCS How do u feel with the same fs651 being on both the 48 an 52 I think with the 48 it would perform better .. what prices r u seeing I haven’t went to my dealer yet
@@IHITSEEDS Since my dealer is offering the 52 for the same price as the 48, I might as well take the 52. If you're just taking your time and mowing, I don't feel nor have I seen in my own research that the FS651E has any issues with the 52" deck over the 48" deck. If you're trying to mow at 10mph, then yes the Stander B isn't for you ya know. Give Michael at Master Mowers in Marietta Georgia a call! You might be surprised at the price he gives you, and he can ship it to you if you're to far away. I've seen him beat other dealers pricing even with shipping the unit!
@@NewVisionLCS thanks for the quick response I was just seeing if dealers r actually using the 12% promo that’s on wrights site or if it was a fleet price ..cause this is only gonna be used for my yard an trying to convince myself this is something I should pull the trigger on
Only things I didn’t like was only lowers to 2 inches which most go to at least 1.5 and the gas tank location is prone to pouring accidents and getting the whole machine covered in gas.
Also u said it’s the fx600 Kwai but obviously it’s the fs
Good catch.
Just getting into this industry and plan on buying a stand on. Will I make the Wright decision? 🤔
Yes!
Yes, it's a work horse!
@@Ed.Wright Buying a Stander B 52 tomorrow.
@@kylemartin832 did u buy it how is it ?
@@IHITSEEDS I did and so far love it. Got it with a big grass catcher.
How would u compare the cut quality to the rest of the stander lines..meaning vs the aero core does it have the same suction ?
Very much the same. The front baffle shape is nearly identical.
Ed Wright another question is ..do these mowers come with a bagger or is it additional
IHITSEEDS you can purchase a catcher. It sits right over the chute with the flap raised.
Military Cut Lawn Services I was trying to ask whether it came with the purchase of the mower or was it xtra
IHITSEEDS course. Extra purchase.
12:16 that's one helluva a stack of washers. good grief.
Not a fan of my 52 stander B
I purchased a 48 B 3 weeks ago and it’s been in the shop twice in the last 2 weeks for 2 different warranty claims. First at 10 hours then another issue at only 15 hours on the machine
@@diyrob9160 What issues in particular?
@@NewVisionLCS I had a short video on my page you can look at. Within the first 10 hours the spring that connects to the tension pulley broke in the middle of a yard and had to be replaced by warranty. Right after I got my mower back I then started to hear a rattle noise and after inspecting the mower a bolt was missing from the exhaust hanger, took it to the dealer and turns out the head was stripped and they needed to helicoil it to get a new bolt in. THEN I got my mower back and still heard a horrible rattle noise when the blades were engaged, after contacting wright directly they sent a representative directly to my house and turns out the pulley that connects to the crank was bent somehow and they replaced the entire pulley under warranty. All within 16 hours of use on residential yards. Wright was very responsive to the issues after I reached out directly. Other than those issues I really do like the mower but worries me it only has a 1 year warranty
@@diyrob9160 Gotcha. Good thing is Wright did cover it all. The 1yr commercial 3yr residential warranty I think is fair due to how commercial use pretty much wears these machines out prematurely.