Brite Striper^® 2500 modification

In our continued commitment to quality line striping machines, we have modified the configuration to the Brite Striper 2500 (both Briggs and Honda models) to make them more user friendly. As shown in the pictures, we added some curve to the handlebars at the grips to make the machines easier to push across grass. The original handlebars had the grips parallel to the ground which required you to push with your palms on the end of the handlebar. Now when you apply the force it takes to push the machine on grass your hand rests against the grip more comfortably.

The changed bucket lid and the rubber grommets are another change we made to help the stripers work better for field striping. Paint sloshing has been an issue when pushing the machine across grass. This seems to keep the mess and the loss of paint to a minimum.

Both of these changes are on most of the in-stock machines and all-future machines. We have made a number of changes to the Brite Striper 2500 models since their inception in March 2005 based on feedback from the field. I would like to stress that your input is valuable and always welcome. We consider every inquiry and welcome any feedback.

We look forward hearing your feedback with the airless line stripers and all of Pioneer’s striping machines. We look forward to being the leader in this market for years to come.