Both rear-engine riding mowers and lawn tractors use steering wheels for control, while a zero-turn riding mower uses two levers. Pushing or pulling the levers controls speed as well as turning.

We understand that maintaining a large lawn can be a daunting task. Fortunately, with the help of a reliable lawn tractor, you can easily mow your lawn and ...

Zero-turn lawn mowers–also known as zero-turn-radius or “ZTR” mowers–have exploded in popularity, and it’s easy to see why.

Zero-turn mowers are large and quick, and move faster than lawn tractors. Residential versions have similar-sized decks to tractors—42 inches to 54 inches and beyond—making them ideal for ...

While the entry-model CT1025 is more of a large garden tractor, the bigger 2000-series machines of 25hp, 35hp and 40hp can be had with an air-conditioned cab in place of the fold-down rollover ...