How fast can the John Deere Z920M Ztrak Mow an Acre?
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Quick product review and raw demo of the John Deere Z920M mowing a timed acre.
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Great video. Viewers need a video for the 72" deck for mow an acre. Make it happen, please!
Thanks for adding that comparison chart. This information could help someone decide on what machine to purchase.
You’re welcome. Thanks for the idea.
@@WesternEquipment Where is the chart shown?
It is a fact that this mower is extremely fast, almost too fast.
If you're a heavy man, this may not be an issue for you, but for us lighter weights, at full speed when you hit bumps or dips your butt will come off the seat for just a second, which is just long enough for it to disengage the blades. The blades will reengage, but it's a little aggravating nonetheless.
Also, at the higher speeds the ride is not quite as comfortable. Most of us are not mowing baseball fields, so just a heads up!
Seems like some very solid advice. Thanks for watching!
I would like to see a X700 series mow an acre episode, please.
We’ll get one on the list!
I see a lot of the same question asked but sorry, going to ask again, however I'm going to add some criteria to my comments.
Looking between the 760 with the 27 HP Kawie, and the 920 with 23.5 Kawie, both 60" decks, both with the suspension seat.
My yard is a "rough" 2 acres plus I mow the front halves of my two adjacent neighbors as they are both widows.
By rough, I'm referring to the condition of the ground, not rough in size. It is very bumpy, def. not a baseball field! Roots, trees and obstructions.
I am concerned about the 23.5 HP not having enough umph, for one. I am also concerned if the 760 frame will be able to handle the heavy use. I don't want to say abuse, but it's not far from that.
Also, will one have a better float of the deck in areas where the ground may be higher on one side of the deck?
There is just shy of a $2k difference in price, starting at $10.6 for the 760. I had set $10k as my budget but believe in cry once.
If it's worth the difference. I want this to be the last machine that I have to buy, but don't want to spend unnecessarily.
Tat said, the 920 seems to be a better machine, the 23.5 HP motor aside.
Honestly this is a tough one and you are right it is a common question. I would be more likely to go with the Z760R. I think the frame strength is there and it is right on the cusp of being a commercial grade mower anyway. But on the flip side you can make a good argument for the Z920 as well. My suggestion would be to go and try to get in the seat of both machines and see which one feels like the best fit for you.
baby shark.... really? gah! Now it is stuck in my head for the rest of the day... haha
Hahaha! You gotta love it though, right? Thanks for watching!
Same here ughhh baby shark
Can you do a mow a acre with a z540r and a z535r and what of those two should I use for my grandpa’s 5.5 acre farm?
Yes, they are on the list. Either one of these mowers would be ok for the job because they are the same mower other that the Z540R has a Kawasaki engine and the Z535R has a Briggs and Stratton engine. If you are looking into mowing that much though, I would consider looking into the Z7 line-up.
Trying to decide between this machine and the 740R. Both are priced similarly at my local dealer since they have the 740 with tweels only and pneumatic on the 920M but with suspension seat. Which would you lean towards if ride quality and long term durability are at the top of the list in that order? Love your videos by the way
Honestly, it would be a tough choice for me. I would recommend test driving them both to see what you prefer. Thanks for watching!
Would like to see a X350 42" please.
We will get it on the list!! Thanks for watching!
any advice for the deck it stays clogged up and doesnt drop the old grass stuck on the bottom it just stays clogged reason why that may
be??
The only reason it would be doing this is because of too much moisture. Are you mowing when it is still damp out?
@@WesternEquipment yes we start mowing in the mornings and the grass has the morning dew on it but is maybe bc we use the mulching blades vs the traditonal blades where it throws it all out
I’m torn between this and the 740R.
I’d be mowing about an acre for my yard which is uneven with steeper inclines all around, then mowing taller weeds down in my small fields on my property. Nothing too tall, but wanted your opinion if it was worth it to step up to the 920 over the 740r.
I do it all now with my E130. But want a zero turn that’s a little beefier. Thanks
I think you would be a lot more comfortable on the Z740R. Either one could last you a lifetime if taken care of. I hope this helps and thanks for watching!
@@WesternEquipment thank you for the reply and the videos!
can you do a one-acre video on the x570 john deer mower
We will get it on the list!
@@WesternEquipment Thanks
What is the lifetime expectancy of the tires?HOURS??
It’s hard to put on hour range on it. It’s all going to depend on the ground conditions but Michelin says they are designed to last 2-3 times longer than a pneumatic tire. This makes sense when you think about how the tire will wear more evenly since it does not have air inside that is moving causing the tire to wear differently in spots. All of my customers that have them absolutely love them and I have sold sets in the aftermarket because of how nice they are!
i have been really curious about the Z920M can you get the MOD on the 54" 920M? it says you can on the 48 but it'd be nice if the 54 920M can have it
It looks like you can't get mulch on demand on a 54" deck until you move up to the Z950M.
Great mower l have one 48 920m😌😌
Yes I agree they are great! Thanks for watching!
1 second difference could come from many differences 26:50 vs 27:49
This is true. Thanks for watching!
In your opinion, Is this mower more comfortable than the Z740R with the same setup (tweels, seat, etc)? AND, if the budget was not an issue, would you select the Z920M over the Z740R for a residential application of a large property? I know the Z920M is a commercial line, but I'm planning on purchasing a mower that will last me the next 15-20 years (maybe my last), and I just thought the Z920M was more value (heavy deck (7 Iron with 4 anti-scalp wheel compared to the Pro Cut with 2 anti scalp wheels on the Z740R, cast iron front casters on the Z920M that are replaceable, 20 degree slope spec on the Z920M versus 15 degree on the Z740R, etc) for the additional $1,900. Please let me know your opinion if it was your purchase and you had the above scenario. I know both mowers are high quality but I want to make the best long term decision and I trust your opinion. Thank you so much! HELP!!
If budget is not an issue than I would definitely go with a Z900, for all of the reasons you listed above. You have nailed it on the head. The Z900's are meant to last for thousands of hours for commercial use, so if you're looking for a mower to last the next 15-20 years you are heading the right direction with the Z900's. Thanks for watching!
@@WesternEquipment Thank you!!
what's the best blades I see two different kinds?
Really depends on what you're doing. Side discharging, mulching, or bagging?
You time lapse music sounds disturbingly like "Baby Shark".
Thought we’d mix it up.
Appreciate the video and like the concept, unfortunately watching the discharge being thrown outward on the initial boarder pass hurts. That being said please do pattern mowing on different diagonals or straights the grass will thank you plus three point turns will stop the "turboturn" marks
Thanks for the feedback and thanks for watching!
when this series of videos is over, we need a whole new series demonstrating the functionality of the beer holder. at the end of each video, you measure how much beer is still in the beer holder. At the end of the series, the winning mower is the one that spilled the least amount of beer. Nah, that wouldn't work. It's not humane to expect a rider to not drink the beer while mowing a whole acre. Oh well, I guess this is one question that will forever remain unanswered.
HAHA!!! This may be a great idea for someone out there but I think WE would have a hard time making this happen! Thanks for watching!!
Great video! Where are you located? Thanks for sharing!
We typically film everything in Oklahoma.
@@WesternEquipment ok, thanks for the information. I use to live in Owasso, Ok.
@@WesternEquipment are you in alva
How’s the John Deer over the scag
I personally believe Scag makes a great product but I feel that John Deere has the edge on some features and also in parts and service availability.
I know baby shark when I hear it
After 4 kids it kinda starts growing on you. So does all the little kid shows.
@@WesternEquipment Before you knw it were sitting there next to them watching with them 😅
Can you do one on a z335m 42” ?
I have done one on the Z345R, you may check that out to give you an idea.
What size deck was this?
54" deck. Thanks for watching!
@@WesternEquipment have you done mow an acre with a 48 inch deck same exact chasis and engine though. Just curious how much longer the 48 would take.
Can you do a review video on an X758? Not many videos on those at all.
We will get it on the list! Preference on deck size?
Western Equipment Thanks! Either the 54 or 60 HC Auto-connect versions.
Awesome! We’ll see what we can do!
How many hours do these commercial mowers last ?
Well for reference the warranty period alone on the mowers are for between 1000 and 1500 hours. So they are built for many many hours beyond that. Good question and thanks for watching!
@@WesternEquipment oh okay I’m looking to buy one with almost 3000 hours… you think it’s still a good deal ?
It all depends on how well it’s been taken care of, what model and year it is, and how much they’re asking. I will give you my opinion if you want to send me that info to brent@west-equip.com. Totally up to you. Thanks again!
@@WesternEquipment emailed you. Thanks hopefully you can help me decide.
Need to level your deck... and ya missed a spot.
Stay tuned!
Cut the grass do do do do...
HAHA exactly! Thanks for watching!
Am I the only one hearing baby shark during the time-lapse
Gotta throw that one in there. It’s all a parent hears at home now-a-days.
Baby shark song lol
Ha. Just trying to mix it up!
John Deere needs to lower prices.
Lower prices would always be good but John Deere is very competitively priced when you are comparing apples to apples. They usually get a bad name for high price because people are mislead on what models compare to competitor models.
Had a John Deere your overpriced.
But I think that the reason is that JD has a lot of bells and whistles that you won’t really find on other machines, like a x700 series, that has 4wd power steering the Diesel engine, etc
PROTECT YOUR HEARING! Unless you think hearing aids are cool.
Good idea, I probably need some sort of ear protection.
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Western Equipment I think that his age