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Riding Lawn Mowers
Shop versatile, durable riding mowers
Cub Cadet® riding lawn mowers range from small riders, to lawn tractors and garden tractors, each engineered to deliver the strength and durability to tackle your yard.
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CC30 Series
Cub Cadet small riding lawn mowers are designed to deliver a premium cut, but in a compact size to fit through and be stored in small spaces.
- Terrain
Mostly flat
- Seat Type
15" high-back seat
- Speed
Up to 4 mph
- Terrain
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The base model of the Enduro Series, the XT1 tractors are loaded from the start-equipped for mowing, hauling and using a variety of attachments.
- Terrain
Mostly flat
- Seat Type
15" high-back seat
- Speed
Up to 5.5 mph
- Terrain
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The Enduro XT2 brings a more premium experience to the table, with higher levels of power, control and durability.
- Terrain
Slight hills, mostly flat
- Seat Type
15" high-back seat with armrests
- Speed
Up to 5.5 mph
- Terrain
Great machine
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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Disclaimers
- As required by Kawasaki, horsepower tested in accordance with SAE J1995 and rated in accordance with SAE J2723 and certified by SAE International.
- As rated by Kohler®, all power levels are stated in gross horsepower at 3600 RPM per SAE J1940 as rated by engine manufacturer.
- Engine power ratings are as certified by the engine manufacturer. Actual operating power may vary. Refer to the engine manufacturer's website for additional information.
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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 -
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 -
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 -
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
Frequently Asked Questions
Cub Cadet® riding lawn mowers are ideal for large properties because
their powerful engines and big decks allow you to finish the job faster
than a walk-behind mower with a smaller deck size. Matching your lawn
mower to the size of your yard is one of the most important
considerations. Beyond that, consider the terrain type, obstacles, gates
you need to maneuver through, and how much storage space is available.
Our
lawn mower buying guide
goes into more depth on the differences between Cub Cadet lawn mower
options.
Riding lawn mowers are great for larger properties, but because Cub
Cadet® lawn tractors can accept a variety of lawn mower attachments,
there’s no one-size-fits-all model. The ideal lawn mower is the one that
is catered most closely to your yard’s needs. First, consider the size
of the area you need to mow, the type of terrain and the features you
want. Our
lawn mower product finder
guides you step-by-step through all of these considerations to help
narrow down your search. Also, the Cub Cadet
lawn mower buying guide
goes into more depth on the differences between our riding lawn mower
options.
The mowing season starts in the spring for most of the country, so it’s
best to begin your research well before then. While the timing may vary
depending on where you live, allow yourself enough time to compare model
and test drive options at your local
Cub Cadet® dealer
before the mowing season begins.
Cub Cadet® small riding lawn mowers, with their 30-in. deck size, are ideal for smaller properties because
of their compact size. If you’re tight on storage space or have a
smaller gate you need to regularly maneuver through, this model might be
ideal for your needs as it’s designed to fit through most gates. Cub
Cadet® offers two small riding lawn mowers: the hydrostatic
CC30H
and the 6-Speed
CC30.
Cub Cadet® offers a variety of financing plans depending on your budget
and your purchase minimum.
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more details.
Once you’ve purchased a Cub Cadet® riding lawn mower, you can register
your machine
here.