Rehlko Debuts New Command PRO 747 Engine
The compact 747cc engine provides new power options for commercial fleet operators and landscaping equipment.
Updated on Oct. 27, 2026 in Trucks
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Rehlko has launched its new Command PRO 747 commercial gasoline engine, offering flexible installation options for those maintaining landscaping equipment. The engine is available in two horsepower ratings for both new machinery and existing fleet replacements.
Why it matters
This engine provides a new option for fleet managers and landscapers seeking to modernize or repair equipment with a compact power plant. Its modular design is intended to simplify integration into various platforms used in commercial maintenance.
The Command PRO 747 features a 747cc displacement with a 3.3-inch bore and 2.7-inch stroke. It is rated at 23-hp or 25-hp and comes in carbureted or EFI configurations.
The players
Rehlko
A manufacturer specializing in engines and power solutions for commercial and outdoor landscape equipment.
The details
The engine uses a compact architecture to allow for installation flexibility in tight commercial equipment spaces. This design allows operators to integrate the unit into new machinery or replace aging power plants across existing equipment fleets. It provides up to 41.2 ft.-lb. of peak torque at 3,000 rpm to handle heavy-duty commercial workloads.
Timeline
Rehlko debuted the engine in October 2026 at the Equip Exposition.
The Home Front
The introduction of this engine builds on the existing Command PRO product series widely used in professional landscaping fleets. It signals a move toward more flexible engine architecture in the commercial power market.
Landscapers and fleet operators should review their current maintenance schedules to see if upcoming replacements align with this engine's specifications. Consult a licensed commercial equipment technician to determine if your existing machinery can accommodate the EFI or carbureted configurations.
The takeaway
The Command PRO 747 offers a new, compact solution for replacing or upgrading commercial landscaping equipment. Operators should verify if their equipment architecture requires the EFI or carbureted version before planning a replacement.
Further reading
For more on equipment power systems, see our latest coverage in Trucks.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Power Progress.
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