2024 MQ Whiteman STXDF — 10' Hydrostatic Ride-On Trowel (ONLY 129 HRS)

$60,000.00

One of the baddest Trowel Machines on the market

If you’re chasing dead-flat, burnished floors at production pace, this is the biggest, baddest rider on the market—and the hardest to get. The STXDF’s 84-horse Ford dual-fuel powerplant and fully-hydrostatic drive put more usable torque to the slab for brutal panning and glassy finishes. It’s built to chew through distribution centers, big-box, tilt, and any high-spec floor that won’t forgive average.

Features & Why It matters

  • -84 HP Ford Power Products, dual-fuel (Gas/LPG): run gasoline or propane (with proper ventilation). Dual-fuel design extends overall run time vs single-fuel machines, so you stay on the slab longer.
  • -10' non-overlap / twin six-blade rotors: massive 117" path width for serious coverage and uniform finish. 
  • -Fully hydrostatic drive: variable-displacement pumps + radial piston motors transfer more power to the floor for heavy panning/burnish. 
  • -Proportional hydraulic / power steering: smooth, precise control reduces operator fatigue on long pulls. 
  • -Operator-first chassis: redesigned walk-around deck, ergonomic cockpit, LED work lights, plus 12V/USB convenience. 

Condition

  • -Year: 2024
  • -Hours:129 (low hours for this class)
  • -Blades: No-overlap, 6-blade setup
  • -Engine: Ford 84 HP, Gas/LPG Dual Fuel

One of the baddest Trowel Machines on the market

If you’re chasing dead-flat, burnished floors at production pace, this is the biggest, baddest rider on the market—and the hardest to get. The STXDF’s 84-horse Ford dual-fuel powerplant and fully-hydrostatic drive put more usable torque to the slab for brutal panning and glassy finishes. It’s built to chew through distribution centers, big-box, tilt, and any high-spec floor that won’t forgive average.

Features & Why It matters

  • -84 HP Ford Power Products, dual-fuel (Gas/LPG): run gasoline or propane (with proper ventilation). Dual-fuel design extends overall run time vs single-fuel machines, so you stay on the slab longer.
  • -10' non-overlap / twin six-blade rotors: massive 117" path width for serious coverage and uniform finish. 
  • -Fully hydrostatic drive: variable-displacement pumps + radial piston motors transfer more power to the floor for heavy panning/burnish. 
  • -Proportional hydraulic / power steering: smooth, precise control reduces operator fatigue on long pulls. 
  • -Operator-first chassis: redesigned walk-around deck, ergonomic cockpit, LED work lights, plus 12V/USB convenience. 

Condition

  • -Year: 2024
  • -Hours:129 (low hours for this class)
  • -Blades: No-overlap, 6-blade setup
  • -Engine: Ford 84 HP, Gas/LPG Dual Fuel

What it’s perfect for

  • Mega slabs, DCs, big-box retail, tilt-wall floors

  • Aggressive panning early; mirror-grade burnish late

  • Jobs requiring propane option for indoor work (with site ventilation)

Spec snapshot

  • Power: 84 HP Ford (Gas/LPG)

  • Trowel Path: ~117 in (10 ft) non-overlap, twin six-blade rotors Runyon Surface Prep

  • Drive: Fully hydrostatic; variable-displacement pump / radial piston motors.

  • Operator Aids: Proportional hydraulic steering; LED lighting; convenience power (12V/USB)

(Exact dimensions/weights available on request or via manufacturer literature.)

Why this unit over anything else

  • Production monster: widest path in class with non-overlap rotors for uniform finish at speed.

  • Real fuel flexibility: gas or LPG for longer shifts and indoor compliance scenarios.

  • Power to the floor: hydrostatic system is engineered to push more usable horsepower into the pans—exactly where it matters.

Included / notes

  • Runs on gasoline or LPG (site bottle/regulator/ventilation required for LPG).

  • Fully inspected and work-ready at 129 hours.

  • Shipping, delivery, and financing options available—ask for details.

Serious buyers only.

This is the rider crews ask for by name and the one PMs fight to find. Message/call to lock it down, schedule a demo, or get a transport quote.