Review RYOBI 42 in. 100 Ah Battery Electric Riding Zero Turn Mower RY48ZTR100

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Details: RYOBI 42 in. 100 Ah Battery Electric Riding Zero Turn Mower RY48ZTR100

Brand: RYOBI

If a liftgate is required upon delivery, please select the paid freight shipping option, as it is an additional charge. It’s time to turn away from gas and towards the RYOBI 48V Zero Turn Electric Riding Mower. Powered by 100 Ah Batteries and 4 High-Powered Brushless Motors, this mower can cut up to 3 acres on a single charge. The durable 42 in. steel deck is equipped with two precision cut steel blades. Combined with aggressive zero turn technology, the 12-Position Manual Deck Adjustment provides a clean cut to your lawn every time. The advanced control panel activates the blades, slow speed function, LED headlights, and displays the battery level and run-time. The rear access charging port makes charging your rider easy when the job is done. Up to 3 acres per charge Includes towing hitch and tow assembly hardware 2 precision cut steel blades Charges through standard 120-Volt outlet 12 position manual deck adjustment Control panel: battery level indicator, unit hour meter, USB charging Battery operated: quiet cutting, no gas, fumes, charge and go 4 high powered brushless motors Side discharge, mulching or bagging capable (bagger accessory available online only) 42 in. heavy-duty steel deck Easy access rear charging port 1.5 in. to 4.5 in. adjustable cutting height Low maintenance: no belts, spark plugs, or filters Item is new and unused. Please note: small piece of plastic is broken off from one of the caps. Engine Make: Ryobi Horsepower (hp): 0 hp Engine Torque (ft.-lb.): 0 CA (CARB) Compliant: CARB Compliant Included with Riding Mowers: Battery(s) Maximum Cutting Height (in.): 4.5 Maximum Forward Speed (mph): 7 Number of Blades: 2 blades Deck Material: 12 Gauge Steel Lawn Mower Type: Zero Turn Mower Maximum Reverse Speed (mph): 4 Riding Mower Fea

Buyer Guide Riding Lawn Mowers & Tractors

Purchasing a riding lawn mower can be a daunting task. These lawn tractors can be quite expensive, and some even come with premium features.

• Cost. How much a riding mower cost depends on a few factors. For lawn tractors, the cost can go up to $5,000. For riding mowers, the price range starts at $2,000 and goes as high as $10,000.
• Horsepower. Horsepower is the amount of power a riding mower uses. Since the lawn mower’s function is primarily cutting grass, its power should effectively match the amount of grass you’re cutting.
• Cubic Feet per Minute (CFM). Cubic feet per minute is the number of times a riding mower can cut a lawn per minute. A riding mower with a high CFM value would be a good choice if you’re mowing a large lawn.
• Tire Size. Tire size refers to the width and circumference of the tires. This value basically tells how wide the tires are. For riding mowers, the tires can be 22, 26, or 28 inches.

How to choose Riding Lawn Mowers & Tractors

When it comes to choosing a riding lawn mower, there are a number of important factors to consider:

• How much grass do you need to cut? The shorter your grass, the quicker the cutting time will be.
• How large is your yard? Generally, the larger your yard, the larger the riding mower that you can purchase.
• How do you plan to use the lawn mower? If you plan to use your lawn mower regularly, you may want to consider purchasing a self-propelled model (where you run the mower yourself).
• How much weight can you lift? If you’re going to be lifting the lawn mower into and out of storage, you should consider how much weight you can lift.
• How much storage space do you have? Some riding lawnmowers take up a considerable amount of storage space. If space is at a premium, you may want to consider a more compact model.
• How much are you willing to spend? There are several different levels of riding mowers, from $1000 to $4000.

How to maintain Riding Lawn Mowers & Tractors

Riding mowers are a favorite of many avid gardeners. However, some maintenance tasks, such as changing spark plugs, may require professional service.

• When you change your mower’s spark plug, be gentle with the trim plug and distributor cap.
• When mowing your lawn, make sure to not overexert yourself.
• If you often find your mower sitting idle for long periods of time, you may want to consider replacing your spark plug, air filter, or fuel filter.
• If you have an older gas-powered mower, you may want to replace the spark plug with one that has a metal tip. This can prevent the plug from breaking off, and extend the life of your mower.

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