Toro 72961 Z MASTER 6000 Zero-Turn Mowers

Toro 72961 Z MASTER 6000

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General overview

Toro 72961 Z MASTER 6000 is a zero-turn mower built for turf cutting and routine grounds maintenance. It uses a Kawasaki FX921V-ES04-R gasoline engine rated at 23 kW (31 hp) and a twin hydrostatic zero-turn drive, giving it the operating characteristics expected for maneuverable mowing in open areas and around obstacles.

Key working specifications include a 1,828 mm (6 ft) right side discharge, three-blade mid-mount rotary deck with a fabricated 7-gauge steel TURBO FORCE deck. The mower uses a belt-driven deck, an electromagnetic clutch, and a height of cut range of 25 mm (1 in). Travel speed forward is 18 km/h (11.2 mph), and the deck is described as a side-discharge TURBO FORCE deck with bullnose bumper and adjustable discharge baffle.

Manufacturer
Year

2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025, 2026

Country of manufacturing

United States

General specifications

Dimensions

Length

Height

Width

2,235 mm

~88 in

1,803 mm

~71 in

2,235 mm

~88 in

Engine Power

31 hp

Displacement

cu(m)

Fuel tank

45.4 L

Brand and Model of The Engine

Kawasaki FX,921V-ES04-R

Transport speed

18.5 km/h forward maximum

Rated power

31 hp

Manufacturer

Kawasaki

Mower deck type

Right side discharge, three-blade mid-mount rotary deck

Mower deck size

1,828 mm

Deck Construction

Fabricated 7-gauge steel TURBO FORCE deck

Mower deck style

Side-discharge TURBO FORCE deck with bullnose bumper and adjustable discharge baffle mm

Deck blades number

3

Deck blades thickness

6 mm

Drive Wheels

Parker 280.2 cc wheel motors

Caster Wheel Type

Smooth tread, semi-pneumatic / flat-free

Tires

24 x 12.0-12 Turf Master

Drivetrain

Twin Parker unitized 16 cc pump and 280.2 cc wheel motor assemblies

Hydraulic Pumps

cu(cm)

Hydraulic Capacity

1 L

Travel Speed Forward

18 km/h

Engine Model

Kawasaki FX,921V-ES04-R

Height of Cut Range

25 mm

Electro Magnetic with Brake

Electromagnetic clutch

PTO Drive

Belt-driven deck

Cutting width

1.83 m

Blade tip speed

338,3 km/h

Cylinders

V-twin

Additional specifications

Fuel capacity

45 L

Drive type

Twin hydrostatic zero-turn drive

Fuel Type

gasoline

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Toro 72961 Z MASTER 6000 Zero-Turn Mower

31 hp

2235 mm × 2235 mm × 1803 mm

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No confirmed market price is supplied for the Toro 72961 Z MASTER 6000. Check current listings and compare machine condition, location, and configuration.

Key listed features include a 72 in side-discharge TURBO FORCE deck, twin hydrostatic zero-turn drive, a Kawasaki FX921V-ES04-R engine rated at 31 hp, and a 45 L fuel capacity. The deck has three blades, adjustable discharge baffle, and fabricated 7-gauge steel construction.

The 72961 Z MASTER 6000 uses a Kawasaki FX921V-ES04-R gasoline engine. Its rated power is 23.1 kW (31 hp).

The 72961 Z MASTER 6000 has a rated engine power of 31 hp.

The Toro 72961 Z MASTER 6000 uses gasoline.

The supplied data does not specify intended applications. Its 72 in, three-blade side-discharge rotary deck and zero-turn drive indicate a mowing configuration for turf work where a wide cutting deck is useful.

The supplied data does not confirm an expected service life. Lifespan depends on maintenance, operating conditions, and wear. Inspect the engine, hydrostatic drive, deck, blades, tires, and fuel system when assessing a machine.

Check the engine starting and operation, hydrostatic drive response, mower deck condition, blade wear, belt-driven PTO function, tire condition, fuel system, and signs of hydraulic leaks. Confirm that the deck adjusts properly and that the electromagnetic clutch engages and disengages.