Abstract: A mower deck can include a rocker suspension that enables a more uniform cut even when the ground is bumpy. The rocker suspension can include opposing rocker members that are coupled to a support assembly via a pivot point. The opposing rocker members can support front and rear rollers or other rolling mechanisms. When the front or rear rollers encounter a bump, the rocker members can rotate around the pivot point to minimize the vertical displacement of a cutting unit. The front and/or rear rollers may be part of a roller assembly that forms a secondary rocker suspension.

Abstract: A cutting unit for a mower can include blades and separate lifting devices to cause grass to stand up before being cut by the blades. The cutting unit can include disks to which the blades and lifting devices are secured. The lifting devices can be positioned rotationally in front of the blades.

Abstract: Sod harvesters are configured to stack rolls of sod in layers on a rectangular pallet. A sod harvester can include control circuitry that is configured to operate a stacking head and a stacking conveyor in a manner that produces a first type of layer that includes spaced groups of accumulated rolls and a number of offset rolls positioned between the groups. The stacking head can pick up and stack each offset roll in isolation and may pick up the offset rolls in a center position of the stacking head.

Abstract: Sod harvesters are configured to stack rolls of sod in layers on a rectangular pallet. A sod harvester can include control circuitry that is configured to operate a stacking head and a stacking conveyor in a manner that produces a first type of layer that includes spaced groups of accumulated rolls and a number of offset rolls positioned between the groups. The stacking head can pick up and stack each offset roll in isolation and may pick up the offset rolls in a center position of the stacking head.