Bobcat Zero-Turn Mowers

Zero-turn mowers cut large areas faster and more efficiently because of their powerful engines, large deck widths and tight turning radius. New mowers are built with operator comfort in mind, offering spring-loaded high-back chairs and ergonomic handles, allowing you to run for longer without fatigue. These features, and many more, work together to create a mower that cuts even the toughest grass and brush with ease and speed.

When purchasing a zero-turn mower, you should consider the deck size, engine horsepower, top forward and reverse speed, simplicity of maintenance, fuel tank capacity, how comfortable the seat and controls are, and the overall manoeuvrability of the mower.

There are quite a few attachments and accessories available for zero-turn mowers to allow you to build your perfect property maintenance tool. From the BOSS-Vac collection system to a mulch baffle kit, a weight kit, a light kit, a striping kit, a hitch kit, a seat suspension kit and much more. Mix and match these accessories to meet your operational needs to keep your grounds pristine.

A fan-favourite feature of Bobcat zero-turn mowers is our bolt-on baffle. The baffle guides airflow for the clippings, allowing it to shoot out the side of the mower. Other brands feature baffles that are welded on, meaning if they get damaged by rocks, roots or curbs, they need to be cut off and re-welded at the appropriate angle. Bobcat mowers’ bolt-on baffles allow for easy replacement to keep your mower going.

Always keep a safe distance from drop-off points, water, and other potential hazards. Do not make quick corrections or turns with the zero-turn mower. Mow up and down a slope, not across it. Avoid damp slopes to prevent traction loss and tipping. Always leave the ROPS (Rollover Protection Structure) up to protect against rolling. Finally, we recommend safety earmuffs or earplugs to help reduce noise and any form of sun protection.

Bobcat suggests that you service your zero-turn mower every 100 hours or once a year, whichever comes first. You may need to service it more frequently if you use it in harsh settings, such as dusty, unclean, or dry surroundings. General cleaning and upkeep after every use will greatly increase the lifespan of your mower.