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        A concise guide to choosing between riding, zero-turn, and rough-cut walk-behind mowers. Learn what features matter, what to verify, and a short buying checklist.
A concise guide to choosing between riding, zero-turn, and rough-cut walk-behind mowers. Learn what features matter, what to verify, and a short buying checklist.
Riding mowers cover more ground with less effort. Today's market includes lawn tractors, zero-turns, and commercial ride-ons, with growing battery-electric options. Choose by yard size, powertrain, attachments, and maintenance needs.
Dixie Chopper helped popularize high-speed mid-mount zero-turn mowers after Art Evans built the first model in 1980. If you're considering one today, verify current model specs, warranty details, and dealer support before buying.