The Swisher 60-inch 26 HP zero-turn-radius riding mower delivers a professional-grade manicured lawn in mowing times once only offered by large landscaping services. With a powerful 26 HP Briggs & Stratton ELS engine, this machine also boasts an electric clutch, hydrostatic transaxles, and infinite height adjustment of the cutting deck.

Operating up to 6 mph, it provides a 60-inch cut with three high-performance mulching/discharge blades. The rear tires measure 20 by 10 by 8 inches, and the 10-1/2-by-3-1/2-by-5-inch front tires swivel to save wear on your lawn. Comfort features include a deluxe high-back seat with arm rests, ergonomic steering handles, and a beverage holder. This riding mower comes with a 2-year warranty. Read the rest of this entry »

If you like the factory swivel wheel mowers, but not their cost, then you’ll really like our Eazy Mow swivel wheel accessory. It is the only product that allows anyone quickly and inexpensively to upgrade their push or self-propelled mower from a standard wheel mower to their very own zero-turn, swivel wheel mower.

Better yet, you’ll save hundreds of dollars compared to any factory mower with swivel wheels. Mowing the lawn is basically a dreaded chore, but with Eazy Mow you can zip around trees, flower beds or any obstacle with little or no effort. Eazy Mow eliminates strain, struggle and over exertion because there’s never any need to lift your mower to make a turn or to reverse your mowing. Even the tightest turns are all very simple with a quick and easy 180 degree turn. Read the rest of this entry »

Snapper’s 355Z 24/44 zero-turn mower is a high-end residential mower is a well-built machine that exceeds many of the basic functions of other homeowner-targeted models. This machine weighs a mere 655 pounds (before attachments) thanks to the omission of many of the heavier suspension elements found in commercial-grade mowers. The 355Z is not intended for heavy-duty use, but in normal residential conditions, it provides a smooth and comfortable ride.

This machine offers an advanced hydraulic system and a versatile cutting deck. The end result is an engine that runs cooler, a suspension that handles smoothly and a cutting deck that offers seven height adjustments from 1.5 to 4.5 inches. The frame is similar to those found on lower-end zero-turn models, but the sophisticated suspension makes a big difference in the comfort of ride. We find the 24-hp engine makes the 355Z a zippy machine, but occasionally the floatation of the cutting deck bounces around a bit on hills when the blades are set above 3 inches. On normal surfaces at all speeds, though, the delivered cut is even. Read the rest of this entry »