Cub Cadet XZ5 L127, Zero turn Lawn Mower

I ordered it and it arrived three weeks early.
This video tries to show the main features of the machine, how it cuts and its use for towing both a grass sweep and a trailer.
For anyone who has never used a lever controlled direction method I would warn that it takes a little time to become acustomed.

[@markbrisec3972]

I was considering this mower against Toro 4200 Timecutter for my lawncare business. I know they are not commercial grade machines but they'll do just fine for me for a few years. They are both similarly priced here in Europe (around 5500 Euros). Ultimately I went with Toro because it's got a significantly more powerful engine (11.4. Kw Cub vs 18 Kw in Toro). And since I cut a lot of overgrown lawns it was a deal breaker for me...

[@clivet3428]

I had the same decision to make but I decided that support where I live was better for the Cub Cadet. Hope your decision has proved what you needed

[@vegass04]

@@clivet3428 so far so good. But I've just been using it for the month at the end of the last season. I'm super satisfied with the power and handling. I'll see if the quality problems start popping out as the time goes on.

[@clivet3428]

Now some time later I have used it quite a bit. Conclusions are
1. It is very manoeuvrable much more than my previous cub cadet zero turn
2. It is much faster than my previous machine so I can cut the same area of grass in about a third of the time
3.The left hand hydraulic motor some times doesn't seem to work
4. The oil change was easy
5. It is confortable to drive

[@bigsonslawncare]

I have the ZT 1 42. Right at 20 hours.