Bobcat® Zero-Turn Mowers For Sale in OH & PA

If you’re tired of spending hours pushing a heavy mower around your lawn, it’s time to upgrade to a zero-turn mower. These mowers have a unique design that allows you to turn on a dime and mow your lawn more quickly and efficiently. However, with so many options on the market, it can be tough to know where to start. In this buying guide, we'll break down everything you need to know to choose the best zero-turn lawn mower for your needs.
 

Before we dive into the specifics of choosing a zero-turn lawn mower, let's start with the basics. A zero-turn lawn mower is a type of riding lawn mower that has a zero-degree turning radius. This means that the mower can pivot on the spot, allowing you to easily maneuver around obstacles, like trees and garden beds. Zero-turn mowers typically have two levers instead of a traditional steering wheel for controlling the speed and direction of each rear wheel.
 

One of the first things you'll want to consider when choosing a zero-turn mower is the size of the cutting deck. The cutting deck is the metal housing that contains the blades and cuts the grass. Deck size is measured in inches, and the larger the deck, the wider the cutting swath. A wider deck will allow you to mow your lawn more quickly, but it may also be harder to maneuver in tight spaces. Consider the size of your lawn and the layout of any obstacles when choosing a deck size.
 

The engine is the heart of your mower, and you'll want to make sure you choose one that has enough power to handle your lawn. Zero-turn mowers typically come with engines ranging from 10-30 horsepower, with higher horsepower engines providing more cutting power and faster speeds. Keep in mind that a more powerful engine will also consume more fuel, so you'll want to balance power with efficiency.
 

Since you'll be spending hours sitting on your mower, you'll want to choose a machine that is comfortable to operate. Look for a mower with a padded seat and ergonomic controls that are easy to reach and operate. Some mowers also come with additional features, like armrests and cupholders, to make your mowing experience more enjoyable.

Choosing the right zero-turn lawn mower can be overwhelming, but by considering factors like deck size, engine power, comfort, and durability, you can find the perfect machine for your needs. Visit Bobcat of Pittsburgh/Erie/Indiana County in Pennsylvania to check out some options. We welcome all our patrons visiting us from Ohio and western Pennsylvania.