Riding Lawn Mowers
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Cub Cadet® riding lawn mowers range from zero-turns, lawn and garden tractors, and electric mowers, each engineered to deliver the strength and durability to tackle your yard.
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Lawn & Garden Tractors
Cub Cadet® lawn and garden tractors are equipped with cutting systems engineered to deliver strong mowing performance and capable of handling an array of attachments and accessories for year-round versatility and utility.
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Zero-Turn Mowers
Cub Cadet® zero-turn mowers are engineered to handle a range of terrain with steering wheel options that increase ease.
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Electric Riding Mowers
Cub Cadet® electric riding mowers combine power with the convenance of lithium-ion battery technology for a quieter mowing experience with less maintenance compared to gas mowers.
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This is a great machine. The motor has plenty of power to get through almost anything and the fabricated deck for just a small amount more over the 46" is definitely worth it.
- Kane B from Michigan
- XT1 LT50 FAB
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Riding Lawn Mower How-Tos and Maintenance
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The Difference Between Mulching Blades and High-Lift BladesMower blade terminology can be a little confusing. Local colloquialisms and engineering terminology (such as "3-in-1" or "high-lift") have also contributed to this confusion.Read more
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Riding Mower Maintenance Schedule and TipsProper riding lawn mower maintenance will help your machine run well for years. It's not enough to perform maintenance on riding mowers at just the start and end of the season. This riding mower maintenance schedule and checklist will help you know when to change the oil, replace lawn mower blades or just clean the different parts and attachments to extend the life of your mower.Read more
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How To Change the Blades on A Riding MowerOver time, the blades on your riding lawn mower can become worn out, bent or dinged. This gradual damage can reduce the effectiveness of your mower, so be sure to sharpen or replace the blades if you notice these signs of wear. How often you visually check the blades depends on how regularly the mower is used. Check the blades at least twice a year, at the beginning and middle of the mowing season, or more often if you mow year-round. This video will show you how replace the blades on your Cub Cadet riding mower. Depending on your model, the instructions in this video may vary slightly. Always be sure to check your operator's manual for detailed instructions.Read more
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How to Change the Oil in Your Riding MowerRegular oil changes are critical to keeping your riding lawn mower's engine in top shape and prolonging the life of your mower. Watch this video to learn how to change the oil in a Cub Cadet riding lawn mower. Depending on your mower model, the instructions in this video tutorial may vary slightly from the directions in your operator's manual. Always refer to your operator's manual for comprehensive instructions on changing lawn mower oil before getting started.Read more
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