GREENBUSH, Minn. —Altoz is announcing the release of the Altoz Switch stand-on tracked compact tool carrier. The all-new Altoz Switch provides the benefits of tracks along with the versatility of multiple attachments for multi-season use. Multiple tasks can be performed using the currently available attachment options: three mower decks (all-terrain, brush and finish), angle broom, v-blade, straight blade, snow blower and brine de-icing system. The Switch’s ability to change attachments quickly and easily without tools makes it a cost-effective solution.
The operator station of an Altoz Switch features an adjustable coil spring-over gas shock suspension rider platform. The perforated platform and low center of gravity provide secure footing and increased control for the operator.
The Switch torsion axle width adjusts from 41.5” to 51.5” for added stability. The 9-inch wide all-terrain track is the key to traction and bridging the gaps found in rough terrain for improved ride quality.
Operator efficiency will add value to the bottom line with the agility and responsiveness to move across slopes, low lands, technical terrain, and snow and ice-covered surfaces.
The 29.5 horsepower Kawasaki FX 852cc engine has an integrated electronic throttle and governor control helping power through those tough conditions. Kawasaki’s EFI fuel management system continually adjusts power to load to keep ground speed steady, getting more done in less time with maximum fuel economy.
A commercial hydrostatic drive system delivers quick response to the Altoz track system. Standard features on the Switch include electric dial throttle control, a large 9-gallon fuel tank, solid-state PTO switch, keyless push-to-start ignition and SmarTrac Pro control. The patented SoftStart clutch control decreases mechanical wear and significantly increases belt life.
Altoz is continuing to develop and will release more accessories to add to the versatility and capabilities of the Switch.
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