Land Pride ZXT54 Series - Manual

Zero Turn Mowers
Features and Benefits
Designs, specifications, features and information are subject to change without notice.
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ZXT54 & ZXT60 Series
Features Benefits
54 or 60" Cutting width Sized right and priced right for high-end residential and cost conscious ranchers, farmers,
estate owners, and commercial operators.
1" to 5" Cutting height Cutting height in 1/4" increments for good cutting height range control.
49" Outside drive tire stance Provides excellent stability over uneven and hilly ground along with good maneuverability.
High Ground speed Forward 11 mph and reverse 5.5 mph for high productivity.
Adjustable steering levers with
comfort grip handles Wide range of adjustments to accommodate almost any size of operator.
Grips are designed for operator comfort and sustained productivity.
Stronger clean frame design Integral frame and hydraulic reservoir construction reduces component clutter under the seat
for easy cleanout and service access.
Single welded 10 gauge deck
frame with reinforced edges Makes a stronger deck and reduces unwanted flex.
Rapid deck height adjustment The foot operated with spring assist deck lift and deck stop locator makes for a quick and
easy precise cutting height adjustments.
Easy clean-out deck top Deck allows air and debris move across the top for improved belt cooling and easy clean out.
Excellent trim capability 49" wheel stance provides for good trim capability especially when equipped with a 60" deck.
Mid-mount deck design Puts deck closer to operator’s line of sight for more efficient and precise operation.
Floating deck design Chain suspension design provides excellent flotation over uneven terrain.
Four anti-scalp rollers Two located on deck ends and two located toward mid-decks keeps scalping to a minimum.
Completely independent
twin hydrostatic drives Outboard heavy-wall tubular frame members also serve as independent left and right side
hydraulic reservoirs for hydrostatic drive motors and fan cooled hydrostatic pumps located on
each side of the machine eliminating the possibility of cross-contamination.
Premium wide stance drive tires Provide excellent traction, outstanding side-hill stability and a smooth ride. (23x10.5-12)
Front ribbed tires mounted in
heavy duty pivoting caster forks Provide for a quick and durable turning response. (13 x 5-6 ribbed tires).
Lockable floating front axle. Floating front axle provides for smoother ride, more uniform cut, and optimal traction
capability by keeping all tires equally in contact with the ground over uneven terrain. Axle
lock provides for temporary curb or edge cutting without grounding or hanging up the deck.
Electric clutch control Provides an easy smooth engagement of the mower blade drive system.
Kevlar drive belts Drive belts made with Kevlar
TM
fiber provide long belt life. One hydrostatic pump drive belt
and one deck drive belt is easier to maintain and not as expensive as multiple belt designs.
1 3/8" blade spindles mounted
in ductile iron housings Blade spindles and spindle housings are designed to handle heavy shock loads.
Accessible blade spindle zerks Makes greasing the blade spindles easy.
Heavy duty heat treated Fusion ®
high lift blades
Made from highest quality .25” thick fusion treated steel for high wear and increase blade life.
High lift design stands grass up before cutting.
High blade tip speed 18,515 fpm on the 54" deck and 18,700 fpm on the 60" deck for clean quality of cut.
Choice of engines Proven Briggs and Stratton ELS, or Kawasaki engines to meet customer preferences with
power and performance to spare.
Electric start with choke control Keyed ignition and manual choke control are placed for one-handed starting convenience.
Engine oriented for easy access Easy access to oil dipstick, spark plugs, oil drain ports, air filters and oil filters for convenient
serviceability.
Center mounted rear
engine placement Provides maximum mower stability, easy service access, increased leg room, and increased
air flow around engine fins to extend engine life.
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