What more could be asked of a tractor that cut fast, turned right now, and almost never broke down? Hustler completed its roster of attachments, tools that extended productivity year-round: big, omnivorous decks, snow throwers, V-blades, dozer blades, edgers, and specialized collection and mulching systems that took full advantage of the Hustler's maneuverability.

With the landmarks established over the first 30 years of its history, Hustler has invested the past decade in the refinement of long-proven designs and in the introduction to new markets of products bearing time-honored Hustler standards of functionality and durability. Most notably, these yellow mowers are now being parked in garages and backyard sheds across America, as Hustler has entered residential mowing with a vengeance. With that entrance to the homeowner marketplace has come a huge surge in the company's sales network. With dealers worldwide, Hustler has never been better positioned to serve specific market sectors, particularly since the arrival of new lines of walk-behinds, mini Zs and, most of all, the FasTrak, a design aimed directly at ranches, farms, and larger suburban properties.

Today, Hustler operates from a 190,000 square-foot facility that's grown by another 40,000 square feet as a new powder-coat paint system comes on line - all part of the company's strategy of pursuing markets with higher volumes than the industrial market in which Hustler first made its name. The strategy seems to be working: Excel Industries was recently recognized as one of the fastest growing companies in Kansas.

Johnson Distributing is a dealer for Hustler Turf Equipment Gas and Diesel powered “Zero Turn Mowers” and attachments.