Lawn Mowers for Sale

Lawn Mowers for Sale — New & Used

Zero-turn, riding, electric, and commercial mowers in stock. Residential riding mowers from $1,500. Zero-turn mowers from $3,399. Commercial machines from $11,299.

We stock new and used lawn mowers from the most trusted brands in the industry — Husqvarna, Toro, John Deere, Cub Cadet, Ariens, EGO, Scag, and Exmark. Homeowners managing half an acre to five acres, and professional landscapers running daily commercial routes, will find the right machine here. Listings are updated regularly to reflect what’s actually in stock.

Current Stock — All Models

Zero-Turn Mowers

Model Deck Engine Price Best For
Husqvarna Z254 54″ 26 HP Kohler $3,599 1–3 acres — typically 30–40 min per acre
Toro TimeCutter 42″–75″ 22–24.5 HP $3,500 Operator comfort, MyRIDE suspension
John Deere Z300 Series 42″–54″ 22–24 HP $3,399 Premium build, strongest resale
Ariens IKON XD 42″–52″ 23–25 HP $3,699 Best specs in residential zero-turn class

Riding Lawn Mowers

Model Deck Engine Price Best For
John Deere E100 Series 42″–48″ 17.5–20 HP $1,500 Flat yards, 0.5–2 acres
Cub Cadet XT1 42″–50″ 18–24 HP $3,000 Hills and slopes up to 15°

Electric Lawn Mowers

Model Deck Battery Price Best For
EGO Power+ LM2135SP 21″ 56V 7.5Ah $500 Up to 0.75 acres — 60 min runtime

Commercial Mowers

Model Deck Engine Price Best For
Exmark Lazer Z 48″–72″ 25–35 HP $11,299 Cut quality — lawn care businesses
Scag Turf Tiger II 52″–72″ 25–37 HP Kawasaki $17,800 Durability — professional landscaping

Contact us for current photos, hours, and availability on specific units.

How to Choose the Right Lawn Mower

Your Situation Best Type Top Pick Price
Under 0.5 acres, flat Electric push mower EGO Power+ LM2135SP $500
0.5–1 acre, flat Riding mower John Deere E100 $1,500
1–3 acres, flat with obstacles Zero-turn mower Husqvarna Z254 $3,599
Hills or slopes Riding mower (rear-wheel drive) Cub Cadet XT1 $3,000
3–5 acres, value-focused Zero-turn, fabricated deck Ariens IKON XD $3,699
Professional daily use Commercial zero-turn Exmark Lazer Z $11,299
Heavy commercial / landscaping Commercial zero-turn Scag Turf Tiger II $17,800

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New vs Used — Which Should You Choose?

Buy new if: you want a full warranty, zero hours, and plan to keep the machine for 5+ years. Residential zero-turns run $3,399–$3,699. Commercial machines run $11,299–$17,800.

Buy used if: you want more machine for less money, or you’re buying commercial and want to prove the revenue model before committing to new pricing. A well-maintained used Husqvarna Z254 or Toro TimeCutter at 2–4 years old cuts just as well as a new one. Maintenance history matters more than age — a 5-year-old machine with dealer service stamps is a better buy than a 2-year-old one with no paperwork.

Realistic Pricing Guide

Type Price
Electric push mower $500
Riding mower — entry $1,500
Riding mower — mid-range $3,000
Zero-turn — residential $3,399–$3,699
Commercial zero-turn — entry $11,299
Commercial zero-turn — heavy duty $17,800

How We Inspect Used Machines

Every used machine listed goes through a condition check before listing — engine hours, deck condition, blade and spindle wear, transmission function, and overall cosmetic condition, all rated and disclosed. Full condition reports available on request before purchase.

Why Buyers Choose Us

Farmers Equipment Co. has been supplying agricultural and outdoor power equipment since 1987. Our lawn mower inventory is sourced from dealer trade-ins, fleet upgrades, and verified private sellers — which is how we consistently carry machines from brands like John Deere, Scag, and Exmark that hold their value and come with verifiable history.

  • ✅ Listings reflect current availability — updated regularly
  • ✅ Real photos of every used unit — not stock images
  • ✅ Hours and condition verified before listing
  • ✅ Nationwide delivery — typically 3–7 business days
  • ✅ Expert matching — describe your yard and budget, we find the right machine

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Helpful Buying Guides

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best lawn mower for 1 acre?

The Husqvarna Z254 ($3,599) or Toro TimeCutter ($3,500) are the most popular zero-turn options for 1 acre — both cut an acre in around 30–40 minutes. The John Deere E100 ($1,500) is a solid riding mower alternative for flat 1-acre yards at a lower price point.

Are zero-turn mowers worth the price?

Yes — for yards with trees, garden beds, or obstacles, a zero-turn cuts 30–50% faster than a riding mower and delivers a cleaner finish. At $3,399–$3,699 for residential models and $11,299–$17,800 for commercial, they represent real productivity gains for the right buyer.

What is the difference between a zero-turn and a riding mower?

Zero-turns pivot on the spot — faster and more maneuverable for yards with obstacles. Riding mowers use a traditional steering wheel — easier to learn and more stable on slopes. For 1–3 acres with obstacles, a zero-turn is significantly faster. For simple flat yards under an acre, a riding mower at $1,500 is usually sufficient.

Which lawn mower is best for hills?

The Cub Cadet XT1 ($3,000) is one of the most recommended riding mowers for slopes — rear-wheel drive, stable up to 15°. Zero-turns are generally not recommended above 10–15° as they lose traction on steep inclines.

What is the best commercial lawn mower?

The Exmark Lazer Z ($11,299) is the most widely used commercial zero-turn in the US — known for cut quality and finish. The Scag Turf Tiger II ($17,800) is its closest competitor, generally regarded as slightly more durable under hard daily use at higher volume.

Where can I buy a lawn mower near me?

We supply new and used lawn mowers to buyers across the US with nationwide delivery — typically 3–7 business days. Contact us with your ZIP code and we’ll confirm what’s available and quote delivery.

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