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By Press Release in Industry on 30th Sep 2008 10:00
Toro mowers have long been a must for Nuneaton and Bedworth Borough Council. The borough's senior workshop controller of seven years, Adrian Norgrove, has been a part of the team that maintains its turf maintenance machinery for over 20 years, during which time Toros have always been a key part of their kit.
So when the workshop needed two new mowers, Toro was once again the natural choice for the council. "We evaluated several machines for cost and performance, but felt that the two Groundsmaster 3280-D mowers we eventually settled on best suited our needs," Adrian explains.
"Really, we've been testing Toro mowers all this time and so it's no surprise we're happy with these latest additions. We have a great relationship with Toro and our local area sales manager Andrew Humble, so we're delighted to continue our custom. The machines are now doing a great job mowing the borough's verges."
Photo caption: Nuneaton and Bedworth Borough Council's parks mower operator Terry Turner (left) and groundsman Ray Ward.
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