Make your neighbors jealous when you get a neater-looking lawn in less time with a zero-turn mower.
Mow More Efficiently with a Zero Turn
Find your ideal zero-turn mower at L&M Fleet Supply. We’re your go-to headquarters for Cub Cadet zero-turn mowers. We also offer premier options from other brands like Husqvarna and Gravely.
Are Zero Turns Worth It?
If you’re looking for a more efficient, faster way to mow your yard, a zero-turn mower may be the ideal option for you.
Here are the main considerations when deciding to buy a zero-turn mower:
- If your yard is dotted with many trees, gardens or other obstacles, a zero-turn makes it easy to mow around them. This can save time when compared to a traditional riding tractor, where you’d have to reverse or go in multiple circles to achieve a similar cutting path.
- Despite the benefits, it’s important to note that zero-turn mowers are more difficult to control than a regular mower, with the latter being more or less like driving a car. Zero-turns use a system of levers and pedals in order to steer, and it usually takes a few tries to get used to it.
Are Zero Turn Mowers Better than Lawn Tractors?
Zero-turn mowers aren’t for everyone, but if you have a large yard with a lot of obstacles, it may be ideal. Since they can cut cleanly at faster speeds and have a greater turning radius, you get a more efficient, effective mowing experience.
Shop Cub Cadet Zero Turn Mowers
As the leading distributor of Cub Cadet mowers in the U.S., L&M Fleet Supply is your go-to source for these industry-leading machines. For a great entry-level option, check out the popular RZT SX 54", which offers a steering wheel instead of lap bars.
How many hours should a Cub Cadet zero turn last?
With regular maintenance, Cub Cadet zero-turn lawn mowers will last for years. Expect yours to last about 2,000 hours before any major upgrades or part replacements.
FAQs
What is the best time of year to buy a zero-turn mower?
Similar to traditional lawn mowers, the best time of year to purchase a zero-turn is at the start or end of the mowing season. Fall may be the best time when demand is low, and make sure to look out for occasional deals like on Father’s Day and Fourth of July.