Toro zero-turn mowers by model
Toro began in Minneapolis, Minnesota in 1914 by producing engines for the Bull Tractor Company. After branching out into steam engines during World War I, Toro began a FOCUS on golf course and lawn maintenance in the 1920s. In 1986, Toro purchased lawn tractor manufacturer Wheel Horse, acquiring their full line of lawn and garden tractors, plus riding lawn mowers. In the 2000s, Toro focused production on commercial equipment, dropping residential lawn and garden tractors. In 2007, Toro began selling a re-branded line of tractors built by MTD.
| Model | Power | Mower Deck | Years |
| 14-38Z | 14 HP | 38″ deck | 2003. 2004 |
| 16-42Z | 16 HP | 42″ deck | 2003. 2004 |
| 17-44ZX | 16 HP | 44″ deck | 2003 |
| 17K-44ZX | 17 HP | 44″ deck | 2003 |
| 17-52ZX | 17 HP | 52″ deck | 2003 |
| 17-42Z | 17 HP | 42″ deck | 2003. 2004 |
| 18-52ZX | 18 HP | 52″ deck | 2003. 2004 |
| 18-44Z | 18 HP | 44″ deck | 2004 |
| 18-44ZX | 18 HP | 44″ deck | 2004 |
| 19-52ZX | 19 HP | 52″ deck | 2004 |
| 616-Z | 16 HP | 38/42/52″ deck | 1993. 1995 |
| 620-Z | 20 HP | 38/42/52″ deck | 1993. 1995 |
| 724-Z | 24 HP | 50/60″ deck | 1993. 1995 |
| MX3450 | 16 HP | 34″ deck | 2015 |
| MX4200 | 16 HP | 42″ deck | 2016. 2019 |
| MX4250 | 24 HP | 42″ deck | 2015 |
| MX4260 | 23 HP | 42″ deck | 2012. 2014 |
| MX4800 | 21 HP | 48″ deck | 2015 |
| MX4880 | 22 HP | 48″ deck | 2011. 2013 |
| MX5050 | 24 HP | 50″ deck | 2015 |
| MX5060 | 23 HP | 50″ deck | 2012. 2014 |
| MX5400 | 23 HP | 54″ deck | 2014. 2015 |
| MX5480 | 24 HP | 54″ deck | 2011. 2013 |
| MX6000 | 24 HP | 60″ deck | 2014. 2015 |
| MX6080 | 24 HP | 60″ deck | 2011. 2013 |
| SS3200 | 15 HP | 32″ deck | 2011. 2014 |
| SS3216 | 16 HP | 32″ deck | 2014 |
| SS3225 | 16 HP | 32″ deck | 2015 |
| SS4200 | 19 HP | 42″ deck | 2011. 2015 |
| SS4216 | 16 HP | 42″ deck | 2013. 2014 |
| SS4225 | 22 HP | 42″ deck | 2015 |
| SS4235 | 20 HP | 42″ deck | 2011. 2014 |
| SS4250 | 24 HP | 42″ deck | 2015 |
| SS4260 | 22 HP | 42″ deck | 2011. 2014 |
| SS5000 | 22 HP | 50″ deck | 2011. 2015 |
| SS5060 | 24 HP | 50″ deck | 2011. 2014 |
| SS5425 | 24 HP | 54″ deck | 2015 |
| SW3200 | 16 HP | 32″ deck | 2015 |
| SW4200 | 24 HP | 42″ deck | 2015 |
| SW5000 | 24 HP | 50″ deck | 2015 |
| SWX4250 | 24 HP | 42″ deck | 2015 |
| SWX5050 | 24 HP | 50″ deck | 2015 |
| Z16-44 | 16 HP | 44″ deck | 2001. 2002 |
| Z17-44 | 17 HP | 44″ deck | 2001. 2002 |
| Z17-52 | 17 HP | 52″ deck | 2001. 2002 |
| Z18-52 | 18 HP | 52″ deck | 2002 |
| Z380 | 14 HP | 38″ deck | 2005. 2006 |
| Z420 | 16 HP | 42″ deck | 2005. 2006 |
| Z480 | 18 HP | 48″ deck | 2005. 2006 |
| Z4200 | 19 HP | 42″ deck | 2007. 2010 |
| Z4220 | 21 HP | 42″ deck | 2008. 2009 |
| Z4235 | 22 HP | 42″ deck | 2010 |
| Z4800 | 22 HP | 48″ deck | 2007. 2008 |
| Z4800K | 23 HP | 48″ deck | 2008 |
| Z5000 | 21 HP | 50″ deck | 2007. 2008 |
| Z5020 | 23 HP | 50″ deck | 2007 |
| Z5030 | 23 HP | 50″ deck | 2009 |
| Z5035 | 24 HP | 50″ deck | 2010 |
| Z5040 | 21 HP | 50″ deck | 2007. 2008 |
| Z5060 | 25 HP | 50″ deck | 2008. 2010 |
| Z5200 | 24 HP | 52″ deck | 2007 |
| Z5200K | 25 HP | 52″ deck | 2008 |
| ZX440 | 18 HP | 44″ deck | 2006. 2008 |
| ZX480 | 20 HP | 48″ deck | 2005. 2008 |
| ZX525 | 19 HP | 52″ deck | 2005. 2007 |
| ZX4800 | 23 HP | 48″ deck | 2010 |
| ZX4800 | 21 HP | 48″ deck | 2014. 2015 |
| ZX4820 | 22 HP | 48″ deck | 2011. 2013 |
| ZX5000 | 22 HP | 50″ deck | 2009. 2010 |
| ZX5020 | 23 HP | 50″ deck | 2011 |
| ZX5400 | 23 HP | 54″ deck | 2009 |
| ZX5400 | 23 HP | 54″ deck | 2014. 2015 |
| ZX5420 | 24 HP | 54″ deck | 2011. 2013 |
| ZX5450 | 25 HP | 54″ deck | 2010 |
| ZX6000 | 25 HP | 60″ deck | 2009 |
| ZX6000 | 24 HP | 60″ deck | 2014. 2015 |
| ZX6020 | 26 HP | 60″ deck | 2011. 2013 |
| ZX6030 | 27 HP | 60″ deck | 2010 |
| ZX6050 | 26 HP | 60″ deck | 2009. 2010 |
Commercial Lawn Mowers, ZTR, Stand-On, and Walk-Behind
Find the perfect commercial lawn mowers for your business with the high performing, durable options from Toro. Whether you need large or small, walk-behind, stand-on, or zero-turn mowers, you’ll always get dependable, long-lasting quality in our lineup. See the Full Line Brochure here »
Find Toro commercial mowers provide top-line performance and professional-grade features like a 7/10-gauge high-strength steel deck. Browse Toro’s line of commercial-grade lawn mowers.
Zero Turn Lawn Mowers
Toro commercial zero turn lawn mowers are lightning fast ranging from 48 inch to 96 inch decks and offer up to 25% better fuel economy than equivalent carbureted engines. See all of Toro’s commercial-grade zero turn mowers.
Professional Stand-On Mowers
Walk-Behind Mowers
Toro’s line of commercial walk-behind mowers are made to last with 13-gauge steel deck and heavy-duty components. Refill less with the 1-gallon gas tank. Shop the series.
For all your Professional Equipment needs, including parts, pricing, attachments and accessories, see your local authorized Toro Dealer Find A Local Dealer »
60 in. (152 cm) TimeCutter Havoc MyRIDE Zero Turn Mower
54″ TITAN (75305)
Toro Revolution Electric Battery-Powered Zero Turn Lawn Mowers
The Toro Revolution Battery-Powered Zero Turn Lawn Mowers include three primary models. They include the Toro Grandstand Revolution stand-on mower, the Z Master Revolution zero-turn, and the 60V Toro HD 21 Revolution push mower. These mowers fall squarely on the commercial business side of the industry with performance, run-time, and pricing to match.
What Toro Revolution Electric Mowers Offer
Increasingly, local municipalities continue to pass laws mandating OPE equipment perform with lower noise emissions. These municipal noise restrictions have forced many commercial landscapers and lawn care professionals to consider battery-powered products for their business—if not in whole, then in part.
Toro Revolution Series electric mowers deliver on the all-day runtime needed in order to achieve commercial-level operation and expectations. Their extra-large batteries and commercial-level decks ensure that professionals have another option when looking to supplement or switch over to electric.
Toro Revolution Mower Technology
We think Toro did a few really great things with the Revolution Series electric mowers. For one, they minimized components through the use of brushless motors and removing the need for hydrostatic wheel controls. That should translate into less maintenance compared to a gasoline engine and standard transmission. Next, they mounted the battery packs as low as possible on these mowers to drop the center of gravity and help them perform more confidently on all manner of lawns—including hilly terrain.
The battery packs of the HyperCell Power System used in the Grandstand mower, for example, feature 135 cells per pack (they appear to be 21700 cells). Each pack stores and delivers roughly 2337.5Wh of energy. Multiply that by the 8 battery packs that fit within the Toro Grandstand zero-turn mower, and you have somewhere around 18.7 kilowatt-hours of available power! That’s roughly the equivalent of 18 STIHL AR 3000 backpack batteries and should give you all-day mowing capability unless you only mow uphill.
It goes without saying that the Toro Revolution Series mowers have incredibly robust battery systems. In fact, here’s how some of the key features compare:
The controls on the Z Master Revolution include hard buttons—eliminating issues with trying to use touch controls while wearing gloves. We love this and think all mowers should get away from touchscreen interfaces. They have no place on mowers. Using the Horizon interface, you can control blade tip speed and maximum drive speed. Toro also lets you see the remaining battery charge and other helpful info.
An adjustable deck rake gives you a pro feature that also helps increase runtime by letting more grass clippings exit the rear of the deck while mulching. You can also adjust the rake to optimize cutting performance.
Between the battery and brushless motors on this electric mower, Toro claims you get the equivalent of a 38hp engine. That should be enough to tackle even overgrown grass, though regular maintenance cuts will yield you the longest overall run times.
With three available models, expect to pay 35,000 for the 48-inch model and even more for the 52-inch, 60-inch, and premium 60-inch model with MyRide suspension.
Specifications
Toro Grandstand Revolution Stand-on Mower
The Toro Grandstand Revolution Stand-on Mower isn’t the first battery-powered stand-on in the market. It does, however, offer some unique features worth looking into. Toro built this electric stand-on mower on the same commercial platform as their gas-powered GrandStand series.
The mowers feature the same strong I-beam front end and 7-gauge steel deck with bullnose bumper.
Like the Z Master, the GrandStand Revolution lets you adjust the deck rake to compensate for various mowing conditions. Instead of the 10 batteries of the Z Master, this machine uses 8 Toro HyperCell batteries totaling 18.7 kWh of power. It delivers up to 7 hours or more of runtime with a maximum speed of 10 mph.
Specifications
Final Thoughts
Clearly, these electric mowers from Toro offer professional quality. They also, however, offer themselves at a professional-level price. Starting around 35,000, the Toro Z Master and Grandstand Revolution mowers aren’t for the faint of wallet. While you can certainly make the case for an eventual ROI, our calculations put that around 4-5 years. That corresponds to the time when you may need a replacement battery. Unfortunately, the battery can make up half the price of the original mower.
We can’t help but think the future of commercial battery-powered lawn mowers will fall to the leasing market. It makes too much sense and eliminates the issue of long-term ROI based on uncertainties like ongoing run-time and battery replacement.
Clint DeBoer
When he’s not playing with the latest power tool, Clint DeBoer enjoys life as a husband, father, and avid reader—especially the Bible. He loves Jesus, has a degree in recording engineering, and has been involved in multimedia and/or online publishing in one form or another since 1992.
Clint’s career has covered nearly the entire realm of audio and video production. After graduating at the top of his class with an Associates Degree in Recording Engineering, he began working for the famed Soundelux studios in 1994, one of the largest post-production companies specializing in audio for feature films television. Working on a myriad of feature films, Clint honed his skills as a dialogue editor, foley editor, and sound designer. Years later, he moved into the expanding area of video editing, where he served as the company’s senior AVID video editor for three years. Working for such clients as Universal Pictures, Hollywood Pictures, Paramount Home Entertainment, NASA, Universal Studios, Planet Hollywood, SEGA, NASCAR, and others, Clint DeBoer dealt extensively with client management as well as film video editing, color correction, and digital video MPEG compression. He also carries several THX certifications (Technician I and II, THX Video), and is ISF Level II Certified. After founding the CD Media, Inc. publishing company in 1996, he went on to help start or grow several successful online publications, including Audioholics (as Editor-in-Chief for 12 years), Audiogurus, and AV Gadgets. In 2008, Clint founded Pro Tool Reviews followed by the landscape and outdoor power equipment-focused OPE Reviews in 2017. He also heads up the Pro Tool Innovation Awards, an annual awards program honoring innovative tools and accessories across the trades. Crediting God and his excellent staff for the success of what is now the largest power tool review publication in the industry, Clint DeBoer hopes to see continued growth for the company as it rapidly expands its reach. Pro Tool Reviews critically reviews hundreds of hand tools, power tools, and accessories each year to help inform users about the best and newest products in the industry. Reaching everyone from the construction industry professional and tradesman to the serious DIYer, Pro Tool Reviews helps tool consumers shop better, work smarter, and stay aware of what tools and products can help put them at the top of their game.
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Toro 60” 23.5 HP 726 cc Lawnmower
Your commercial 3000 Series lawnmower by Toro comes equipped with a powerful 23.5 HP Kawasaki FX 726 cc engine and a 60” Turbo Force Deck.
THE TURBO FORCE DECK- The Turbo Force Deck can easily be fine- tuned to conquer any turf condition. The high capacity deck will always deliver a superior cut.
7- GAUGE HIGH STRENGTH STEEL- Resisting damage from the impacts and abrasions the Turbo Force Deck is 33% thicker and 32% higher in yield strength making it 75% stronger then any basic 10 gauge commercial steel used in 7/10 decks. This deck is constructed of 7- gauge high strength steel.
INDUSTRIES TOUGHEST SPINDLE ASSEMBLIES- The solid 1”in. diameter alloy steel shaft also consists of 6 mounting bolts and made of cast iron housing will absorb impacts and distribute them across a broader area of the deck shell.
(72” Deck will have tapered bearings only)
A FLAT CRISP CUT WITH PRECISION BLADES- These thick, high in strength, heat treated blades will survive most impacts and will reduce wear and tear while providing a crisp, even cut.
CONVIENCE AND COMFORT- To reduce operator fatigue and increase comfort the large 1-5/8” diameter steering controls are conveniently located. Handy storage compartment and built-in cup holder also add to the operators comfort.
RUBBER DISCHARGE CHUTE-This design with the high performance Rubber Discharge Chute will allow for ultra close trimming and clipping.
RUGGED FRAME- The cutting deck is supported by the 3”x1.5” commercial grade tubular steel frame.
FOLDING ROLLOVER PROTECTION SYSTEM (ROPS)- In case of a accidental situation such as a tip over or roll over for the operators protection this Toro is equipped with a seat belt. Loading a trailer can be easily done by temporarily unlocking the ROPS and folding down
COMPREHENSIVE WARRANTY- Making this mower even better is a 5 Year or 1200 Hour Limited warranty with limited frame warranty, plus Toro’s 2 Year engine warranty.
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Preferred Type of Controls
The first choice you have to make when buying a zero-turn mower is what kind of controls you want. The lap bar is the most common, but you can also choose a steering wheel or joystick. It all depends on your personal preference.
Deck size refers to the cutting area that your equipment can handle. The goal is to try to strike a balance. The deck size should be large enough to maximize productivity, but small enough for the machine to fit where it needs to go.
- Up to one acre of land: 42” cutting deck.
- Up to two acres of land: 42” to 46” cutting deck.
- Up to three acres of land: 46” to 50” cutting deck.
- Commercial jobs: 50” and above.
These are just a few of the considerations to make when buying a zero-turn mower. If you still have questions, reach out to our friendly staff at Four Brothers Outdoor Power. We are proud to serve Garland, Canton, and Greenville. We look forward to helping you pick the perfect equipment for your needs!