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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.”

John Deere has unveiled its latest additions to the 6000A Series – the 6080A and 6500A E-Cut Hybrid Fairway Mowers. These models feature high-performance electric reel drive, which reduces the potential for hydraulic leak points to maximize productivity and reduce downtime.

“We’re excited to bring the E-Cut Hybrid mowing system to the 6000A Series of fairway mowers,” said Brad Aldridge, product manager, John Deere Golf. “Powerful and full of premium features at an economical price point, the 6080A and 6500A combine the proven E-Cut Hybrid technology with the popular 6000A Series model design.”

When you think of mowing, spring might come to mind, but the grass doesn’t stop growing in the cool weather. That being said, there’s still plenty of mowing that needs to be done once autumn arrives, and it doesn’t stop until the first snowfall. With John Deere mowers, you can take on the task at hand without any problems.

Let’s take a look at some helpful tips you can take into consideration this autumn to ensure that your yard is fully prepared for the season ahead.

1. Check Your Mower Blade

You may have plenty of questions about your John Deere mower once you bring it home, regardless of the number of mowers you’ve worked with in the past.

Let’s take a look at the answers to seven frequently asked questions about John Deere mowers.

How Should Fuel Be Stored?

If possible, try to keep reserve fuel stored inside to avoid temperature extremes. In addition, try to stay away from galvanized tanks, as diesel fuel may interact with zinc to form unstable compounds.

Maintaining your John Deere equipment is essential to ensuring that it’s operating smoothly for years to come. With this in mind, John Deere has a simple way to change oil with the Easy Change™ 30-Second Oil Change System. This system, which is available on select lawn tractors, allows customers to change oil by simply twisting on a new cartridge that contains both the oil and the filter – no engine oil drainage required.

Whether you have a small lawn or a large yard, the right riding mower can make mowing a task you look forward to. The John Deere X730 is one mower you may want to consider if you’re in the market for a durable, efficient machine to tackle your lawn. It comes with a four-year/700-hour bumper-to-bumper warranty, and its heavy-duty welded frame means it’s made to last.

Let’s take a look at some of the highlights of the John Deere X730.

If you’re in the market for a fairway mower that can take on a long day’s work, the John Deere 7500A is one option you may want to consider. This mower comes with AutoPedal™ to reduce fuel consumption and has a TechControl™ Display to lock in performance and uptime.

Let’s learn more about the highlights of the John Deere 7500A and how it can make your job easier.

Electric Reel Drive System

With the electric reel drive system on the John Deere 7500A, operators don’t have to worry about hydraulic leaks in the reel hydraulic circuit. All hydraulics have been removed from the cutting unit drive circuit within the machine. This reduces downtime and enhances productivity.