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Mowing the lawn is best done when seated — at least that’s our opinion. With a machine purchased from L&M Fleet Supply, you’ll be riding in style on one of our several high-end riding lawn tractors from top brands like Cub Cadet and Husqvarna.
Explore our inventory of lawn tractors from top brands like Cub Cadet and Husqvarna. These machines come with all of the accessories to optimize your lawn care experience, from belts to blades to baggers and beyond.
Those shopping for a new lawn tractor have more options than ever before, with a major consideration being the transmission. The two main types of transmissions are hydrostatic and automatic. Which type should you choose?
Here are the main considerations when deciding between a hydrostatic vs automatic lawn tractor:
Another option you should consider is whether or not to buy a rear-engine riding mower vs. front-engine one. Each design has certain advantages and disadvantages depending on your yard and mowing preferences.
Are rear-engine mowers any good? Yes, but here’s what you need to consider:
Cub Cadet has become a major player in the lawn tractor market, building a reputation for designing high-quality, reliable machines and lawn care accessories. As the largest independent dealer Cub Cadet lawn tractors in the U.S., L&M will be happy to fit you with the perfect model. Other questions? Take a look below for a few answers:
Although you can’t go wrong with any Cub Cadet tractor, one of the most highly ranked options is the XT1 LT 42”, offering a powerful 18HP engine, twin-blade cutting deck and smooth hydrostatic transmission.
With regular maintenance, you can generally expect your Cub Cadet lawn tractor to last around 2,000 hours before any major part replacements are needed.
Learn more about our Cub Cadet tractors.
The best time of year to buy a lawn tractor is when demand is lowest, so autumn or winter. Of course, several outdoor brands like L&M Fleet Supply offer discounts and deals throughout the year — so keep an eye out!