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Maximising your engine's performance and longevity requires regular maintenance: it can add years on to the life of an engine.

Martin Cook, Parts and Technical Manager and Dave Dunwoody, Technical and After Sales Specialist at Kawasaki Engines each have decades of experience in the industry. 

With a cost of living crisis driving expenses up across Europe, people are understandably looking to save money wherever they can. 

Get prepared this winter season by ensuring your Powered by Kawasaki machine is ready to work in the Spring. 

Nothing is more important than keeping machines running, which is why the role of servicing and maintenance is key to the success of every business. From the correct way to tilt the mower, to the wrong way to clean spark plugs, Kawasaki Engines looks at how to get the most from your machine.

Kawasaki Motors Europe has launched a resource on its website that makes it easier and quicker for professional gardeners, landscapers and groundsmen to find machines and equipment Powered By Kawasaki wherever they are in Europe.

Kawasaki’s EFI engines – a key component to clean-cut mowing

Coming out of winter storage and into the growing season, your machines will need to be functioning to their full capabilities. 

Kawasaki’s European Engine Division has launched a social media video campaign with the aim of raising awareness of the brand amongst turfcare professionals by showing what goes on inside their mower engines. 

Kawasaki have long been renowned for engineering high quality, durable petrol engines for the professional groundscare industry.

Leading US turfcare magazine, Landscape and Irrigation, has named the Kawasaki FX730V EFI engine a Top 20 new product for 2016.

The TJ53E is the latest model to join Kawasaki’s TJ series of air cooled 2-stroke horizontal shaft Engines.