Lawn Mowers

Lawn mowers and collection equipment support routine grounds maintenance, large-area mowing, overgrown brush clearing, and seasonal leaf cleanup. This category includes self-propelled trimmer mowers for walking operation, tow-behind mowers for use with ATVs, lawn tractors, and utility vehicles, plus compatible material collection systems and leaf bags for gathering grass, leaves, and yard debris.

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Helpful Buying Guide

Choose Lawn Mowing and Collection Equipment for the Work at Hand

Start with the area being maintained and the equipment already in use. The available options range from walk-behind trimming for overgrown areas to tow-behind mowing for broad lawns, meadows, brush, and pasture. Collection products are intended to work with compatible collection systems, so opening size and equipment compatibility are important considerations.

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Popular examples in this category

Self-Propelled Electric-Start Trimmer Mower, 22-Inch Cutting WidthSelf-Propelled Electric-Start Trimmer Mower, 22-Inch Cutting WidthWBB322086744-Inch Rough-Cut Tow-Behind Mower, 14.5 HP44-Inch Rough-Cut Tow-Behind Mower, 14.5 HPWBB2232424Standard Lawn Tractor Leaf Collection BagStandard Lawn Tractor Leaf Collection BagWBB3227674PTO-Driven Material Collection SystemPTO-Driven Material Collection SystemWBB3227691
Use Cases

Match the mower to the terrain and growth

Use a self-propelled trimmer mower for walk-behind work in overgrown areas. Choose a trail mower for broad grassy areas, lawns, and meadows, or select a rough-cut or brush mower for grass, brush, and stems or saplings up to 3 inches where stated.

How to Choose

Compare towing setup, cut width, and height range

For tow-behind equipment, confirm whether the mower is designed for an ATV, lawn tractor, UTV, utility vehicle, or another listed towing setup. Compare 44-inch and 60-inch deck widths, the available cutting-height range, and features such as an offset or articulating hitch.

Applications

Plan for mowing, clearing, or debris collection

Trail mowers help maintain large grassy areas, while rough-cut models are intended for overgrown pasture, brush, and thicker growth. Material collection systems and leaf bags support collection of grass, leaves, and other yard debris during cleanup work.

Additional Info

Check collection-system fit before selecting a bag

Leaf bags have different opening sizes and capacities. Verify the bag is compatible with the applicable collection-system hood or grass catcher, then compare features such as cord-lock attachment, abrasion-resistant materials, reinforced or nylon bottoms, and airflow-focused construction.

22 in.Walk-Behind Cut Width

The self-propelled trimmer mower covers a 22-inch swath.

44 or 60 in.Tow-Behind Deck Widths

Tow-behind mower options include 44-inch and 60-inch decks.

Up to 3 in.Specified Brush and Stem Capacity

Certain rough-cut and brush mowers handle stems or saplings up to 3 inches thick.

705 LHopper Capacity

The PTO-driven material collection system has a 20-bushel hopper.

Comparison Guide

Compare the Main Equipment Types

Use this overview to narrow the selection based on the maintenance task, operating format, and available features described for each type.

Equipment typeBest suited forFeatures to compare
Self-propelled trimmer mowerTrimming and mowing overgrown areas at a walking pace22-inch cutting width, electric start, variable-speed self-propelled drive, ergonomic handlebars
Tow-behind rough-cut, brush, or trail mowerLarge grassy areas, lawns, meadows, overgrown pasture, or brush depending on the model44-inch or 60-inch deck, towing vehicle compatibility, height range, hitch design, discharge, and remote or key-start features
Material collection system or leaf bagCollecting grass, leaves, and yard debris with compatible equipmentCompatibility, hopper or bag capacity, opening size, unloading method, attachment, and airflow-focused construction
Planning Guide

Plan the right fit before choosing

Mower Types

Select a mowing format that fits the property

Walk-behind and tow-behind options address different maintenance tasks. A self-propelled trimmer mower offers adjustable forward travel for trimming and mowing at a comfortable walking pace. Tow-behind models connect to compatible vehicles to cover larger areas without relying on a walk-behind mower.

  • Self-propelled trimmer mower: 22-inch cutting width, electric start, and variable-speed drive from 0 to 3 mph.
  • Tow-behind rough-cut and brush mowers: 44-inch decks for overgrown grass, brush, and specified stems or saplings up to 3 inches.
  • Tow-behind trail mowers: 44-inch or 60-inch decks for broad grassy areas, large lawns, and meadows.
Mowing Considerations

Compare deck design, cutting height, and maneuverability

Deck width affects the path covered in each pass, while cutting-height adjustment helps adapt the mower to the mowing condition. Consider hitch and deck features when working around terrain, landscaping, ditches, or low branches.

  • Available 44-inch decks provide a broad mowing path; a 60-inch floating deck is designed to help reduce scalping on uneven terrain.
  • Listed height ranges include 1 to 5.5 inches, 1.5 to 4.5 inches, 3 to 7 inches, and 4 to 7.5 inches, depending on the mower.
  • An adjustable offset hitch can reach alongside ditches and beneath low-hanging branches; articulating hitches support towing alignment or maneuverability.
  • Remote consoles on certain rough-cut mowers allow engagement or disengagement from a distance.
Collection Equipment

Choose capacity and opening size for compatible collection systems

Collection equipment is designed to move and contain grass, leaves, and debris. PTO-driven collection systems use a tractor PTO and transfer material to an onboard hopper, while collection bags fit over compatible hoods or grass catcher openings.

  • A PTO-driven system includes a 20-bushel, 705 L hopper and seat-operated unloading.
  • Leaf collection bags are available in 12- and 54-cubic-foot capacities.
  • Maximum bag opening sizes include 78, 120, and 150 inches, depending on the bag.
  • Cord locks help secure bags, and airflow-promoting designs help manage dust and debris.
FAQ

Common questions before buying

What is the difference between a trail mower and a rough-cut mower?

Trail mowers are described for broad grassy areas, large lawns, and meadows. Rough-cut and brush mowers are described for overgrown areas and, on specified models, grass, brush, and stems or saplings up to 3 inches thick.

What can tow-behind mowers connect to?

Depending on the model, tow-behind mowers connect to an ATV, UTV, lawn tractor, or utility vehicle. Confirm the listed towing configuration for the mower being considered.

How do I choose a leaf collection bag?

Confirm that the bag fits the compatible collection-system hood or grass catcher, then compare its opening size, capacity, attachment method, and construction features.

What does the PTO-driven collection system collect?

It is designed for compact and subcompact tractor operators to collect grass, leaves, and other yard debris, transferring material to an onboard hopper.

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