Every penny counts now more than ever

quantity, and less being more, which further reiterates the TCO point made earlier about considering the whole life cycle, not simply the purchase price.

The Toro name has long been synonymous with quality. Many moons ago, Toro was fondly referred to as the Rolls Royce of turfcare machinery. And to be honest, not much has changed in that respect, except that its association with quality is now a proven and tangible thing.

Toro is the first major manufacturer of turf care equipment to achieve the rigorous ISO 9000 standards. Each certification is particularly noteworthy because each represents a ‘first’ in their industries. Holding these certifications shows Toro has met identical, globally recognised quality requirements. While Toro already excels in providing products of exceptional quality, the ISO certifications elevates Toro’s leadership in and continued commitment to providing unequalled quality, performance and reliability, as well as fulfilling customers’ needs for the certification to specify requirements for equipment purchases.

Finance

It makes sense then that peace of mind and financial security are key considerations in purchasing decisions in 2023, which is where finance comes in, offering all the benefits of ownership without or low capital outlay. Accurate budgeting is vital and, for that, fixed costs are invaluable. For Toro machinery with Reesink, customers can choose from three packages: lease purchase, finance lease or operating lease for a flexible and cash flow friendly way to get the machinery needed to maintain the business.

Conclusion

I can’t say I disagree with the prediction that 2023 will be a jumble of mixed signals: exuberance as the market grows, tempered by caution in the face of economic turbulence. Just know that whatever the market, finance and supply barriers to purchase, Reesink has options. And that quality is the buzzword of the year.

Jon Cole Divisional Business Manager Reesink Turfcare