Jacobsen, Bob-Cat’s parent company, has been a leader in the turf maintenance industry for more than 100 years. Knud Jacobsen demonstrated the first gas-powered lawnmower in 1902, beginning a legacy of innovation that continues today. Jacobsen equipment has maintained royal estates, professional football fields, world-famous golf courses and sacred grounds.
Bob-Cat offers a line of zero-turn radius ride-on mowers to suit any professional landscaping need. The Predator Pro is available with a 26-, 31- or 33-hp Generac gas engine and an extra-large 9.5-gallon fuel tank for superior productivity. Choose a cutting deck between 52-72 inches, opting for maximum maneuverability or a wide swath for fast cutting capabilities. Fast, 12cc Hydrogear pumps, lever-type steering controls for independent power to each wheel, and a high-back, foam padded full suspension seat with armrests offer all-day comfort and productivity that will show in your bottom line.
Bob-Cat’s ZT200 Series will have you cutting up to 37 acres a day with its ergonomically designed operator controls, sure-start fuel-injected engine and DuraDeck suspended deck with a full-floating ContourCut system. A 27-hp Kohler Command Pro V-Twin OHV engine provides the power you need to get the job done. The Bob-Cat Leo Plus is perfect for residential use on large properties. A unique feature of these productive and maneuverable zero-turn radius machines is their ability to provide a remote power supply for lawn care accessories and power tools. The Bob-Cat Fast Cat is available with a cutting deck as small as 32”, allowing the operator to squeeze into the tightest spaces without changing equipment.
Bob-Cat’s line of walk-behind mowers includes the Bob-Cat Classic, a gear-drive machine available with a choice of a 15-hp Briggs & Stratton or Kohler Command Pro gas engine, a 5-gallon fuel tank and a cutting deck up to 48” for high efficiency. The Bon-Cat Hydro can cut up to 20 acres in an 8-hour shift with its 54-inch cutting deck and dual hydraulic pumps and wheel motors.