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Commercial landscapers
Winter Work Equipment for Commercial Mowing Crews
Your crews are trained, your trucks are paid for, and the mowers sit still from December to March. Winter contracts fix that. We help landscapers across Ohio and Indiana build a snow and ice package that fits the accounts they already mow, using machines that earn in every season.
One Platform, Two Seasons
The cheapest winter machine is one you already need in summer. A compact tractor with a loader hauls mulch, grades gravel and handles brush in season, then takes a snow push, blade or blower when the accounts change over. That keeps a single payment working twelve months instead of five. Four-wheel drive, hydrostatic transmission and rear ballast give you the traction to move heavy, wet Ohio and Indiana snow across lots and drives.
Brooms And Blowers For Tight Sites
Commercial walks, entries and loading docks are where snow contracts get won or lost, and a push blade is the wrong tool there. A Frontier rotary broom clears light accumulation down to clean pavement so you salt less and leave a sharper finish. A snow blower throws deep banks off narrow drives instead of stacking them where the Customer wants to park. Both mount to the same tractors your crew already operates.
Salt Is The Repeat Revenue
Plowing pays once per storm. Ice management pays for every freeze, thaw and refreeze after it, and that is the steadiest money in a winter route. A Frontier material spreader on the three-point hitch covers lots and drives, while a spreader on a Gator handles sidewalk runs at walking speed with a crew member riding along. Match the hopper size to your route so you reload less and finish before the morning rush.
The kit for this job
Every machine here earns its place on the trailer. Tell us the job and we will spec the shortest kit that covers it.
Compact Tractors
The core winter platform. Carries a loader and snow push up front, a spreader or blower on the rear, and goes back to landscape work in spring.
3039R · 3046R · 4044M · 4052M · 4052M Heavy Duty · 4066M · 4066M Heavy Duty · 4075R
Front End Loaders
Pushes and stacks snow, then loads bulk salt and sand at the yard. Quick-attach lets one operator switch tools without help.
440R · 540M · 540R · 620R · 640R · 660R
Frontier Snow Pushers and Blades
Move volume on lots, drives and aprons. Sized to the tractor or skid steer running them so you are not overloading the machine.
Frontier Rotary Brooms and Snow Blowers
Brooms clear walks and light snow to bare pavement. Blowers cast deep snow clear of the site instead of piling it in parking stalls.
Frontier Material Spreaders
Spread salt, sand or a blended mix on lots and drives. This is the work that bills after every storm, not just during one.
Mid-Size Crossover UTVs
Runs sidewalk and walkway ice control with a bed spreader and a crew member aboard. Also handles hand tools, bagged salt and site checks.
XUV560E · XUV560E S4 · XUV590M · XUV590M S4
Questions we get on this job
Can I use my compact tractor for snow instead of buying a dedicated truck?
Yes, and for most mowing crews that is the better first move. A compact tractor with a loader and a snow push handles lots, drives and aprons, then returns to landscape work in spring. Add rear ballast and turf or industrial tires suited to your sites.
What do I need to start selling ice management, not just plowing?
A spreader and a reliable place to store bulk material. A three-point spreader covers lots and drives, and a bed spreader on a Gator handles walks. Ice control bills on every freeze and thaw, so it steadies the cash flow between storms.
Do you support the snow attachments after the sale?
We stock parts for this equipment and our technicians are trained on it, so a broken shear bolt or worn broom core in January does not end your night. Tell us your route and we will help you carry the wear parts that actually fail.
Can we try a machine on our own accounts first?
We will arrange a demo on your site so you can see how the machine fits your lots, your snow stacking room and your operators. Koenig has been local and family-owned since 1904, and we would rather get the match right than sell you a spec sheet.
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Tell us the job, not the model number
Send the acreage, the access and the schedule. We will spec the shortest kit that covers the work and price it new or used. Family-owned in Ohio and Indiana since 1904.
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