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There are several pieces of John Deere equipment that can help you with a wide array of landscaping tasks, whether you’re mowing the lawn or tilling a new garden. Now, the company has revealed new updates to its Z900 Series Commercial ZTrak™ lineup for 2021 to provide even more options to its customers looking to boost their productivity.

“It is important for us to provide our customers with the performance, durability, and reliability that they expect from a John Deere machine,” said Ruben Peña, product manager, John Deere. “With these updates, we are further enhancing our outstanding ZTrak lineup, while also adding new options and offerings to meet the needs of our customers. These updates allow us to provide our customers with improved solutions that are designed to maximize job site efficiency.”

To get the most out of any equipment, owners must set aside time for maintenance and check-ups; the same goes for John Deere machinery. If you are working with the John Deere Z700 Series ZTrak™ Mower, for example, you’ll want to perform routine maintenance to ensure that your mower continues operating smoothly for years to come. That said, two of the features you’ll want to keep an eye on most are the engine oil and oil filter.

Let’s take a look at some John Deere mower maintenance tips that can help keep your Z700 Series ZTrak Mower running as it should.

To cater to a wide range of customer needs, John Deere has updated and added to its Mower Conditioner lineup for the 2021 Model Year. The company’s Zero Series Mower Conditioners are designed for both commercial and non-commercial hay producers who are looking to better manage tight harvest windows. Zero Series Mower Conditioners can be ordered now, with deliveries starting in January 2021, and will replace all 600, 800, and 900 Series models. Available models include the side-pull S250, S300, and S350 machines, as well as the center-pivot C300, C350, C400, C450, and C500 Mower Conditioners.

As is the case with most equipment, a lawn mower inspection is essential to ensuring that your machine remains in working order for years to come. Regular and thorough cleaning of the machine, combined with other routine maintenance procedures, can help you ensure that you’re getting the most out of your mower each time. Let’s take a look at some of the lawn mower inspection tips you should take into account to get the most out of your machine.

• Before doing any checks, remember to recognize the safety information, understand the safety signals, and be familiar with your operator’s manual.

To provide new options for fairway caretakers seeking a boost in productivity, John Deere has launched the 6080A and 6500A E-Cut™ Hybrid Fairway Mowers. These models utilize electric reel drive technology to enhance performance and meet all the needs of the operator.

“Every course has specific needs, and it is important for superintendents to have a wide variety of options available to create the right mix for their fleet,” said Brad Aldridge, product manager for John Deere Golf. “With this in mind, we’ve continued to evolve our fairway mower line so we are a one-stop-shop for our customers. From our E-Cut Hybrid models to the PrecisionCut™ machines, we’re providing a vast number of productive, powerful solutions.”

When you’re on the hunt for a commercial mower to help you tackle a wide area in a short amount of time, Deere has you covered. The company has now added a 72-inch deck option to the Z994R ZTrak™ Zero-Turn Mower for customers who want to boost their productivity and overall efficiency on the job.

Thanks to adjustments made by John Deere, the 100 and 200 Series lawn tractors now have the ability to communicate with mobile devices via the MowerPlus Hour Meter Connector. With this addition, Bluetooth technology allows operators to keep track of their lawn tractors right at their fingertips. With the MowerPlus smartphone app, operators can view a summary of their current mowing session with average speed, area covered and other real-time statistics. In addition, homeowners can get a better idea of how long it’s been since they last mowed.

When it comes to pasture management and controlling weeds, there are a couple of different options available to you. Mowing is one option you may want to consider, especially if you’re looking to help control the spread of weeds. Spraying is another option you can try if you’re interested in a longer-lasting solution. Before you get your John Deere machinery ready to take on the pasture for your livestock, let’s take a closer look at these two specific options for pasture management and how they can help you with controlling weeds.

Just because you don’t have a commercial lot doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy a commercial-grade zero-turn mower from John Deere. The company has launched its new Z700 Series mowers for the residential market, bringing commercial quality and comfort to homeowners.

“Homeowners with large properties need durable, easy-to-use machines that also keep them comfortable throughout long mowing sessions,” said Kim Ridel, tactical marketing manager, John Deere. “The new Z700 Series hits the mark for these customers with commercial-grade construction, an integrated park brake, and an adjustable foot platform.”