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John Deere Lawn Tractor
Your lawn is something to be proud of. So when the grass gets long, make the most of your mow with a trusted lawn tractor that can tackle any job on your turf. With attachments for every season, you can mulch, haul, and bag your way to creating the perfect lawn.
100 Series
- 17.5-24 hp*
- 42-, 48-, 54-inch Edge™ mower decks
- Select models with Easy Change™ 30-second oil change system, 15-inch open back seat and easy read fuel gauge
- Hydrostatic transmission with side-by-side foot pedals
- 2 year/120 hour bumper-to-bumper warranty¹
Available Models:
- S100
- S110
- S120
- S130
- S140
- S160
- S170
- S180
200 Series
- 21.5-22 hp*
- 42- and 48-inch Accel Deep™ mower decks
- 15-inch open back seat, hydrostatic transmission with side-by-side foot pedals, cruise control and front bumper
- 3 year/200 bumper-to-bumper warranty¹
Available Models:
- S220
- S240 42-in.
- S240 48-in.
X300 Select Series
- 21.5-23 hp*
- 42-, 48-, 54-inch Accel Deep™ mower decks
- Select models with power 4-wheel steering, 18-inch cut and sewn seat and exact adjust deck leveling system
- Twin Touch™ forward and reverse foot pedals
- Optional One Touch MulchControl™ System available
- 4 year/300 hour bumper-to-bumper warranty¹
Available Models:
- X330-42-in.
- X330 48-in.
- X350 42-in.
- X350 48-in.
- X350R
- X354
- X370
- X380 48-in.
- X380 54-in.
- X384
- X390 48-in.
- X390 54-in.
- X394
X500 Select Series
- 24-25.5 hp*
- 48- and 54-inch Accel Deep™ mower decks
- Select models with power 4-wheel steering, 21-inch cut and sewn seat, hydraulic lift and heavy-duty all-purpose tires
- Twin Touch™ forward and reverse foot pedals
- Optional One Touch MulchControl™ System available
- 4 year/500 hour bumper-to-bumper warranty¹
Available Models:
- X570 48-in.
- X570 54-in.
- X580
- X584 48-in.
- X584 54-in.
- X590 48-in.
- X590 54-in.
X700 Signature Series
- 24-25.5 hp* (EFI gas and diesel models)
- 48-in Accel Deep™, 54- and 60-inch High-capacity mower decks
- Select models with 4-wheel steering, 21-inch adjustable back seat, automotive styled dashboard and heavy-duty all-purpose tires
- Twin Touch™ forward and reverse foot pedals
- Optional One Touch MulchControl™ System available
- 4 year/700 hour bumper-to-bumper warranty¹
Available Models:
- X730
- X734
- X738
- X739
- X750
- X754
- X758
A Lawn Tractor That Gives You Great Options
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Snow Removal Made Easy
Relive the days when snow was fun
Go from mow to snow by simply adding a tractor-mounted snow blower or front blade to your JohnDeere Lawn Tractor. Check out your options to put snow in it's place.
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Offers and Financing
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Which Lawn Mower is Right for You?
STEP 1 OF 4: MOWING AREA
Approximately how large is the area that you are mowing?
The size of your property has an impact on what features you will want and how much horsepower you’ll need. Mowers with larger cutting widths and more horsepower generally allow you to finish faster. Smaller mowers generally allow you to work in areas with limited access such as backyards obstructed by narrow gates that larger mowers cannot pass through.
STEP 2 OF 4: CHOOSE CUTTING WIDTH
Which mower deck size would you prefer?
Large mower decks generally allow you to finish faster. Smaller mower decks generally offer more agility for mowing smaller properties. Just be sure your gates, access routes and equipment storage areas are wide enough to accommodate the overall mower deck width which is normally several inches wider than the mowing width.
When choosing a mower, remember that each machine has different features and slope operating limits. Never exceed those limits. Not all areas are appropriate for riding mowers.
The Key to a Great-Looking Property
Three mower decks to give you the performance, cut quality, and grass handling options, including the MulchControl™ technology you want and expect.
Learn more about our mower decks and MulchControl™ technology about The Key to a Great-Looking Property
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1Term limited to years or hours used, whichever comes first, and varies by model. See the LIMITED WARRANTY FOR NEW JOHN DEERE TURF AND UTILITY EQUIPMENT at JohnDeere.ca.
*The engine horsepower and torque information are provided by the engine manufacturer to be used for comparison purposes only. Actual operating horsepower and torque will be less. Refer to the engine manufacturer's web site for additional information.
FAQs
The correct budget is dependent on everyone's needs, however, on average, riding lawnmowers will cost between $1,500 and $4,000.
What is the difference between a lawn mower and a lawn tractor? ›
Riding mowers tend to be small and light, making them a great piece of equipment for navigating tight spaces across a lawn and making tight circles around trees. Lawn tractors on the other hand are often heavier and larger pieces of equipment, which offer more stability on uneven terrain, steep hills, slopes, etc.
What time of year are riding mowers cheapest? ›
The very best time of year to buy a lawn mower for a great price is in the early fall, when the cooler temperatures stall the growth of grass until the following spring.
What is the life expectancy of a riding lawn mower? ›
How Many Hours Should A Riding Mower Last? Most riding mowers last between 500-700 hours, although some can run for as much as 1,000 hours if cared for and maintained properly.
Does a 1 2 acre need a riding mower? ›
For lawns from ¼ of an acre to 2 acres , you'll most likely be most comfortable with a rear-engine riding mowers, light-duty lawn tractors, and residential-duty zero-turn mowers. Anything more than two acres and you'll want a commercial-duty zero turn mower.
What is the best horsepower for a riding lawn mower? ›
1 – 2 acres: A riding lawn mower with a 42″ or 46″ deck and a 14 – 16 HP engine is required for yards in this size range. 3 Acres or More: You'll need a garden tractor with a 46″ – 54″ deck and an 18 – 24 HP engine for this size lawn.
What size riding mower for 1 acre? ›
A good starting point for a medium-sized yard – an acre to an acre and a half — is a 42” mower. With a larger mower, you'll spend a lot of time maneuvering into position and around tight corners. For homeowners with one and a half to three acres to mow, a mower with a cutting deck between 42” to 48” is a good size.
What mower do professionals use? ›
Recommended Commercial Push Mowers: The 30-inch Toro TurfMaster HDX and Exmark Commercial 30 X Series are reliable and competitively priced mowers that will save you a LOT of mow time. For smaller yards or yards with access/obstruction issues, Toro and Exmark also offer commercial 21-inch models.
What are the disadvantages of ride-on mowers? ›
However, riding mowers require more maintenance than traditional push mowers. The blades need to be sharpened more often, and the engine oil needs to be changed every 50 hours. In addition, riding mowers need to be stored in a garage or shed during the winter months to protect them from the cold weather.
Why buy an expensive lawn mower? ›
Cheaper brands may not be backed by the same long serving warranty a premium brand will offer thanks to its confidence in the product. And if they are, the ability to claim a repair or replacement part under warranty may be more difficult if service centers are not available.
Zero turns outrank riding lawn mowers in terms of maneuverability by far. Obstacles like gardens, patios, and trees are easy to work around for this equipment. That's because zero turn mowers have a tight turning radius of 180 degrees, meaning they can make quick, sharp turns within their own traveling path.
How much should I spend on a lawn mower? ›
Above $400 you could be paying for gimmicks, but under $200 and you're missing out on mowers that mow right to the edge of a lawn, or mowers with mulching plugs. All in all, the experts recommend spending around $200 for a good mower.
Can a lawn mower last 20 years? ›
The lifespan of a well-maintained riding lawn mower typically falls in the range of 10 to 15 years. Several factors influence the longevity of these machines, including the frequency of use, maintenance practices, storage conditions, and the quality of the mower.
How often should you replace your lawn mower? ›
How long will a residential lawn mower last? The average residential mower is used for 1-2 hours per mow with 35 cuts per year. Based on that usage, a lower-quality line of residential mowers is expected to last 450-500 hours, while a John Deere residential lawn mower will last around 1,000-1,500 hours.
How much should I spend on a lawnmower? ›
Above $400 you could be paying for gimmicks, but under $200 and you're missing out on mowers that mow right to the edge of a lawn, or mowers with mulching plugs. All in all, the experts recommend spending around $200 for a good mower.
What do most people charge to mow a lawn? ›
On average, you can charge between $50 and $250 to mow a lawn in the U.S. If the service includes lawn maintenance, like edging and clipping removal, you can charge between $135 to $450.
What is the average total cost of the mowers? ›
Average costs of lawn mowers in 2024
| Average reel mower cost | $123 |
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| Average walk-behind mower cost | $386 |
| Average riding mower cost | $2,547 |
| Average robotic mower cost | $1,468 |
Dec 29, 2023
Based on that usage, a lower-quality line of residential mowers is expected to last 450-500 hours, while a John Deere residential lawn mower will last around 1,000-1,500 hours. Those estimates are made assuming that proper care and regular maintenance are taking place.
