“The ZT1844 is designed from the ground up to outperform all other stump grinders in its class,” said Bandit Sales Manager Jason Morey.

Bandit Industries' new Model ZT1844 stump grinder features all the power and performance of every Bandit stump grinder, but with features that make it an ideal machine for rental companies or dedicated stump grinding professionals.

"The ZT1844 is designed from the ground up to outperform all other stump grinders in its class," said Bandit Sales Manager Jason Morey. "The wider swing arc covers more area when grinding at the stump. The taller grinding height and deeper grinding depth means you can tackle larger stumps and chase the roots deeper into the ground. And intuitive controls make grinding stumps easy, no matter if you're a seasoned professional or a rental customer."

The Model ZT1844 is equipped with an 18 in. diameter Bandit cutterwheel featuring Green Teeth. Electronic engagement means it's as simple as flipping a switch to engage the cutterwheel, and the rubber track undercarriage means this machine can travel through uneven and rough terrain while still taking it easy on delicate lawns.

"We have two engine options available on the ZT1844," Morey said. "Customers can get a standard 26 hp Kohler gasoline engine, or opt for a 38 hp Kohler engine. Both engines feature electronic fuel injection, so these units are easy to start, even on cold morning."

For more information, visit www.banditchippers.com.

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