About Hustler Turf
Hustler Turf is a leading manufacturer of zero-turn lawn mowers. The Hustler brand signifies innovation, strength, performance and superior customer care. Our mission is to provide the most dependable, useful, and time saving products for lawn care professionals and weekend warriors offering the most complete lineup in the industry.
History
In 1964, Hustler was born of a simple need for a riding mower that could maneuver the irregular landscape of the family home, complete with birdbaths, gardens and winding front walkways. The first Hustler mower was a compilation of mower parts and farm machinery, created by John Regier. Regier’s mower cut grass and steered like none before, with its capabilities to hug a flagpole or reverse directions at a fence line, all with a turning
radius of zero. With this, the world’s first twin-lever zero-turn mower was born.
Today, Hustler is part of Stanley Black & Decker Outdoor and dedicated to the independent dealer channel.
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Company Details
75M-200M
Manufacturing
501-1,000 employees
Public Company
Hesston, Kansas
United States
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Hustler Turf operates in the Manufacturing industry and is headquartered in United States.
How many employees does Hustler Turf have?
Hustler Turf has approximately 501-1,000 employees employees.
Where is Hustler Turf's based?
Hustler Turf is based in Hesston, Kansas, United States.
Is Hustler Turf publicly listed?
Yes. Hustler Turf is a publicly traded company.
How can I contact Hustler Turf's investor relations team?
You can reach Hustler Turf’s investor relations department through the contact section on their official website or directly via the investor relations email listed in their latest SEC filings.
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