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Trying to tame the untamable is something we’ve struggled with for ages when it comes to the great outdoors. Fortunately, equipment like used John Deere zero turn mowers has lessened the physical strain of landscaping and improved the efficiency with which landscaping tasks can be accomplished.

Zero turn mowers from John Deere are not a new concept, although new models are being released every year. For those of us with used John Deere zero turn mowers, we know firsthand what kind of durability, precision, maneuverability, and productivity we’re working with. For lawn-care enthusiasts who haven’t yet had the privilege of perfecting their property with a JD zero turn, check out the following used mowers for your landscaping this season.

When it comes time for yard maintenance, we’re all in search of three key elements: productivity, efficiency, and quality. The John Deere X300 Lawn Tractor promises operator comfort, smooth mower deck engagement, tight turning radius, traction, and low fuel consumption. With the John Deere X300 you are in control; the tractor adjusts to your needs, not the other way around.

Any lawn mower that requires you to use a weed whacker because it can’t maneuver around hard-to-reach spaces isn’t worth your time. The John Deere X300 lawn tractor, on the other hand, can turn on a dime and trim around the tightest corners, making it an obvious choice for tackling yard tasks.

With spring’s official arrival, it’s time to start thinking about ways to keep your yard in top condition all season long. For power, comfort, serviceability, and optimal usability this spring, look no further than the John Deere Z245 Zero-Turn mower.

The Z245 features a 23-horsepower V-twin engine, which provides the power and torque to handle a number of jobs, including tough mulching, mowing, and bagging. The engine also includes an electronic ignition for faster starts as well as cast-iron sleeves for longer engine life.

Spring has arrived, so it’s time to start thinking about equipment and techniques to prepare your lawn for a healthy season ahead. John Deere’s X700 mower series includes many unique models that allow the operator to complete a wide variety of yard chores, including loader and landscaping work. Each model includes features that enhance comfort, convenience, and performance. Let’s take a look through some snapshots of each model that will make yard maintenance this season a breeze.

X700

The John Deere X700 is the smallest X700 model (45.9 in. height) and includes a 22 hp engine along with two uncut circle radius options: 28 in. (62X mower) and 32 in. (54X mower).

It’s always nice to have tools and supplies available to make a job easier, and that’s exactly what the John Deere Z655 EZtrak lawn mower does. In this post, we’ll focus on 5 specific features of the John Deere Z655 that will help simplify your lawn mowing process this year.

Edge Cutting System: This mower features a high-capacity 54-in. (137-cm) mower deck with a deep-deck design, leaving the lawn with a clean cut. The deep-deck design of 5.5 in. delivers excellent airflow, which allows material to be processed quickly and efficiently, and a wider and higher discharge opening provides even clipping dispersal. For an even cutting of high grass, the front edge of the mower is raised above the blade plane and the mower can either side discharge or mulch grass clippings.

A well-maintained lawn mower is an essential tool for a healthy, well-groomed lawn. Whether you prefer to operate a riding mower or a use walk-behind mower, the appearance of your lawn is affected by the condition of your mower. To keep your mower performing to the best of its ability, we’ve compiled the following 8 lawn mower maintenance tips:

1. Replace Spark Plugs: We recommend replacing spark plugs at the end of every season, before your mower goes into storage. By replacing spark plugs approximately every 100 hours, you increase your mower’s start-up speed and improve how smoothly it runs. When you replace your mower’s spark plugs, make sure they are the correct parts from the manufacturer; the wrong parts can be detrimental to your engine.

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In 1962, John Deere released its very first lawn tractor and, since then, Deere engineers have been rolling out new and improved lawn and garden models every year. In 1986, John Deere added the 160 lawn tractor to its collection of lawn and garden mowers for residential yard maintenance. Find out why your grass is always greener with this popular lawn tractor model!

The John Deere 160 lawn tractor was a late addition to the 100 series, a descendant of the original JD 110 model. When Deere released the first line of lawn tractors, it redefined how people cared for their lawns, gardens, and yards. In fact, it offered urban landowners a mower that gave a “big farm” feel in both style and power.

The John Deere Gator Utility Vehicle (UTV) is a versatile machine on its own, but with the addition of some attachments, the Gator can be upgraded to the next level. John Deere Gator attachments cover a variety of needs, including blades, cab additions, cargo box storage, carts/hitches, high performance items, lights/signals, protection, and sprayers/washers.

The following is an image gallery highlighting a few unique attachments John Deere offers to Gator owners.

Blades

The HD POWERtach Blade supplies up to 1,000 lb. of down pressure and has the ability to angle up to 25 degrees to the left or right. It also includes hardened skid shoes, reinforced moldboard, heavy-duty springs, and a reversible cutting edge to extend wear life.

While many of us are still braving freezing temperatures and daily snowfall, spring will be here in no time. But before your lawn can transition from its dormant winter state to thick and lively summer grass, the proper spring preparations must be made. The following are 5 early spring lawn care tips to consider when preparing for the season.

1) Check the pH level of your soil: Who knew maintaining a healthy green lawn involved certain elements of chemistry? Depending on your geographical location and your lawn’s soil, you’ll need to determine which conditions are best for creating the most hospitable growing environment. Call a lawn care service or learn how to test your soil’s pH levels.

Ever since the first John Deere plow was sold 175 years ago, there has been continuous motivation to create new equipment that is bigger, better, stronger, safer, and more productive. John Deere Innovation has come a long way in machinery manufacturing and the drive to produce equipment that simplifies everyday tasks. In this blog post we will look at how John Deere innovation continues to lead the way.