PRESS RELEASE: Zero Turn, Maximum Control – COX ZTR Range Built for Australian Conditions

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When speed, comfort and manoeuvrability matter, Australian lawn-care professionals turn to COX Zero Turn (ZTR) mowers – precision-engineered machines designed to cover more ground, more efficiently.

Engineered in Australia and built for Australian conditions, the COX ZTR line-up includes the Compact, Cruiser, and the Wright Stander and Wright ZTR ranges – each delivering exceptional industry leading performance.

“Zero Turn mowers are all about control,” says Steve Wright, COX’s CEO.

“You can literally pivot on the spot – perfect for tight spaces, trees, or landscaped and garden areas. The result is faster mowing, cleaner lines, and a more enjoyable ride,” he said.

The COX Cruiser ZTR reaches speeds of up to 12 kilometres per hour.

For large-scale commercial work, the Wright 72-inch ZTRs can cover over 2.2 hectares per hour at an impressive 20 kph.

“That’s an AFL footy field in under 45 minutes,” smiles Steve.

Every ZTR model features a pivoting front axle for increased control and operator comfort, delivering a smoother cut, reduced fatigue, and more time saved.

“Fully fabricated heavy duty steel decks, oversize tyres, serviceable transmissions and V-twin engines up to 40-hp. All of the COX DNA is engineered in,’ he said.

“Mowing faster means more time to enjoy your lawn,” quipes Steve.

For the full range, visit www.coxmowers.com.au.

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Name: Steve WrightCompany: Cox IndustriesEmail: [email protected]Phone: 07 3323 2222

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October 29, 2025/by Reland Pigte

About Cox Industries

In the 1950s, engineer and inventor Owen Cox laid the foundation for our ride-on mowers cutting Australians grass, bush lands and lawns ever since. By attentively considering people's requirements for a mower, Owen conceptualised and manufactured the pioneering Australian-made ride-on lawn mower, renowned as the Cox MowMobile. Ever since that momentous creation, our commitment to excellence has remained unwavering. Continuously surpassing our customers' expectations and demands, we persistently engineer mowers that embody Owen's visionary mindset. As we expand our extensive range, his legacy continues to shine through in every model we produce. With immense pride, we celebrate the enduring performance of our original mowers, some over 70 years old, still actively serving today – a true testament to our engineered durability. Our success stems from attentively listening to our customer's needs, and that's why we've established a nationwide network of local dealers, always at the ready to provide assistance, mowers, and spare parts right near you.

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