Cub Cadet XT2 LX46 Lawn Tractor (2024)

FAQs

Is 500 hours a lot for a Cub Cadet riding mower? ›

How Many Hours Should A Riding Mower Last? Most riding mowers last between 500-700 hours, although some can run for as much as 1,000 hours if cared for and maintained properly.

The exception may be some Cub Cadet, Husqvarna and John Deere lawn tractors intended for commercial use, which are designed to go for 400-500 hours. Many of these higher-end mowers have hour meters that track their usage. If you're considering buying a used machine, look for these warning signs.

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The average residential mower is used for 1-2 hours per mow with 35 cuts per year. Based on that usage, a lower-quality line of residential mowers is expected to last 450-500 hours, while a John Deere residential lawn mower will last around 1,000-1,500 hours.

As a rough rule of thumb, a single-cylinder mower with 500-750 hours would be considered a high miler, but that's not to say it's all worn out. Is 2000 hours a lot for a mower? That is a lot.

However, other aspects of the machine, like the transmission, clutches, hydraulics, and more may need to be replaced to keep the tractor in good running order. A general rule of thumb is that 2,000 to 2,500 hours is well broken-in while anything above 35,000 hours is considered high.

As we mentioned the XT1 and XT2 lawn tractors are on the same chassis. The key difference when you go into the XT2 series, from the front you'll notice the front bumper is standard. It gives you added protection if you hit something and protects the front grill and front hood. The XT2 tractors go to a turf master tire.

A strong 18 HP Kawasaki® engine delivers reliable power to tackle your yard. Tuff Torq Hydrostatic transmission, no shifting, just push the pedal and go.

The cost of a new lawn mower ranges from $160 to $3,000. Lawn mower tune-ups and repair costs, on the other hand, go anywhere from $10 to $250. In other words, your model will play a large role in whether it's worth hanging on to an old clunker.

What is running a lawn mower for one hour equal to? ›

The emissions from one four-stroke lawnmower operating for one hour are equivalent to an average vehicle traveling 500 miles. Using a gas-powered mower for one hour produces the same amount of emissions as 11 new cars also running for an hour.

With proper maintenance and regular check-ups, your lawn mower should last around 600-800 hours or more. If you use your mower occasionally, it may even reach 1,500 hours or more. Be sure to keep up on its care and you'll have a machine that will last for many years to come.

With proper maintenance and regular check-ups, your lawn mower should last around 600-800 hours or more. If you use your mower occasionally, it may even reach 1,500 hours or more. Be sure to keep up on its care and you'll have a machine that will last for many years to come.

Commercial mowers are meant to last almost as long as you want them to depending on care. 2000 - 3,500 hours appear to be the bench mark for many.

On average, a well-maintained zero-turn mower can last around 1,500 to 2,500 hours. However, it is important to note that these numbers can vary significantly. Quality, manufacturer, and specific model can also influence the longevity of a zero-turn mower.

How many years/hours should a zero-turn mower last? Zero-turn mowers generally last 3,500 hours when well maintained. However, they can begin to wear out in as little as 2,500 hours without proper maintenance. Typically, zero-turn mower owners can notice declining performance by around 2,800 miles.