Zero Turn Mowers

Toro Titan Z

The Titan Zero Turn Mower is designed for what we call the 'heavy duty homeowner'.  The lawn size is typically larger than 2 acres up to 4 acres.

• Fabricated (welded, not stamped) deck sizes available from 48" to 60".
• The 5 gallon fuel tank
• Kohler Courage engines
• Stronger drive systems
• Tougher frame
• Larger wheels
• 3 year homeowner warranty

A Z mower choice is not a male/female issue, but rather a question of flexibility. If you have a reasonable of common sense, steering is a breeze! We have some couples that enjoy mowing so much they actually have "his" and "hers" units!

Most operator manuals for lawn mowers state 15 degrees is the maximum recommended angle of mowing. This is even more true for Z mower, because your rear wheels are the drive, steering, and brakes all at the same time.

Are you looking to save time and mow fast like the pros do? A homeowner Z will travel -maybe- a bit faster than a tractor while mowing. The time savings comes into play because of it's maneuverability. You can swoop around trees and plantings in 1 loop, minimizing those pesky reverse-stop-forward-stop-reverse scenarios.

But with this Titan Z, it has a commercial grade deck, which means you can mow at a faster ground speed and still achieve a beautiful result.

Zero turn units have come a long way in the past 10 years.  You owe it to yourself to re-examine them, if you have not looked at them for a while. The name brand consumer units are getting stronger drives, better decks, and can mow nicely for what they are designed for.  And for a pretty reasonable price!

People often cut their mowing time in half, just by switching to a consumer level 'Z'. People cut that time in half again, switching from a consumer 'Z' to a commercial level 'Z'.

What is the difference between the various levels of Z mowers? 

The more economical Toro and Ariens hold up well, and mow nicely.  But if you buy too 'lightly' the machine may not hold up as well, meaning you will replace it sooner.  Object of the game is to buy the correct size mower for your lawn. We'd be glad to help you discover what would be best for your situation.

Regardless of what dealer you buy your machine from, avoid the big big stores whenever possible.  This will help assure you get the right machine, correctly prepped and adjusted, and you will get free training too.  

One last thing to keep in mind: a Z is still not a tractor. You can tow light loads behind the machine as long as you 'think' like a tractor for turning purposes.  But if you turn, like a Z will allow, you'll be twisting up metal behind you.