Rehlko Debuts New Command PRO 747 Engine

The engine maker introduces a versatile 747cc powerplant at the Equip Exposition in Louisville.

Updated on Oct. 27, 2026 in Trucks

A close-up of a compact industrial gasoline engine with metallic components and cooling fins sitting on a workshop workbench. — Rehlko debuted its new Command PRO 747 commercial engine at the Equip Exposition in Louisville, offering fleet operators a versatile, drop-in power solution. AI Illustration. Upload story photo >

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Rehlko has launched its new Command PRO 747 commercial gasoline engine, designed for use in professional landscaping and fleet equipment. The unit was officially unveiled during the Equip Exposition 2026.

Why it matters

The engine was engineered to provide installation flexibility for OEM partners and fleet operators. Its compact architecture allows it to fit into both new equipment designs and existing platforms as a replacement unit.

The 747cc engine features a 3.3-inch bore and a 2.7-inch stroke. It is available in 23-hp and 25-hp ratings, delivering peak torque of 40.8 to 41.2 ft.-lb. at 3,000 rpm.

The players

Rehlko

Rehlko is a manufacturer of commercial-grade engines and power solutions for heavy equipment and professional tools.

Equip Exposition

Equip Exposition is a major annual trade show held in Louisville, Kentucky, focused on the landscaping, lawn care, and outdoor power equipment industries.

The details

Available in both carbureted and EFI configurations, the engine focuses on broad compatibility. It serves as a drop-in solution for diverse machinery, simplifying maintenance and upgrade cycles for fleet managers.

October 2026: Rehlko debuted the engine at the Equip Exposition.

Roadmap

This release follows the legacy of the KOHLER Command PRO engine series, emphasizing high torque output in compact packages. It positions Rehlko to maintain its market share against rivals by streamlining engine integration for landscape equipment OEMs.

Landscapers and fleet operators can expect easier maintenance cycles due to the engine's flexible installation design. Professional users will likely see the engine integrated into newer models of mowers and utility vehicles as OEMs adopt the platform.

The takeaway

The Command PRO 747 offers professional users a versatile solution for aging equipment that requires reliable power. Fleet operators should review their existing machine footprints to identify where this unit can serve as a modern replacement.