The tractor type is NOT easier to steer. It takes much more arm movement for a steering wheel where hydrostatic levers require only small movements. Plus you can mow more area with zero turns quickly by far.
Saying something has more weight above the top does not make it better for holding a hill? Also, the larger your lawn, the more you need a zero turn because they mow larger, acreages more efficiently. Lastly, I tow a yard cart with my zero turn that is often loaded down with 500 to 800 pounds. I will say lawn tractors have their purpose and I wouldn’t mind having one but I’d first choose a zero turn 100 out of 100 times
![Ryobi Zero turn vs Tractor [face off]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/GLD5b9cdZbc/mqdefault.jpg)
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The tractor type is NOT easier to steer. It takes much more arm movement for a steering wheel where hydrostatic levers require only small movements. Plus you can mow more area with zero turns quickly by far.
I can also pull trailers with my zero turn Dixon. You don't need a tractor type to do that as this video states.
Yeah, I have a Ferris I3200Z mower and I pull trailers on it all the time.
Saying something has more weight above the top does not make it better for holding a hill? Also, the larger your lawn, the more you need a zero turn because they mow larger, acreages more efficiently. Lastly, I tow a yard cart with my zero turn that is often loaded down with 500 to 800 pounds.
I will say lawn tractors have their purpose and I wouldn’t mind having one but I’d first choose a zero turn 100 out of 100 times
Z turn😊😊😊❤❤❤
The tractor has a smaller deck. Why would you want it for a larger lawn, dude?
Johndeere has janky decks