At Escola de Policia de Catalunya in Barcelona, Spain, mowing lawns is not the most important thing. The matter of importance here is preparing men and women to become police officers at the only police training center in Spain's Catalunya region. But for Juan Capoeuila, his job is important to him. He maintains the lawns and gardens at the school.
For Capoeuila, the Walker mower is his choice for efficiently maintaining the grounds, and being inconspicuous to the cadets and teachers as the cadets complete their six months of training. "The Walker allows us to mow quickly," explains Capoeuila. "So we are not bothering any training exercises." Besides classroom training, the intense curriculum includes weapons, self-defense, and even proper motorcycle operation.
With his two employees, Capoeuila maintains the different areas of the campus that include formal gardens, athletic fields and many small lawns. Capoeuila says in his four years as head gardener. he has learned a lot about working efficiently. "Mowing with the Walker makes my job easy and makes the campus look nice. Those are two things that I am very interested in."
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