Toro Z7000 Zero-Turn Mowers
Toro Z7000
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sold in last yearGeneral overview
Toro Z7000 is a mower in the farm equipment category, produced in 2018 in the United States. It is built for mowing tasks where diesel power and a 1,320 mm (4 ft 4 in) cutting deck are appropriate. The model uses a Kubota Z580-D engine rated at 17 kW (23 hp), with engine power listed at 18 kW (25 hp).
It features an Electric PTO (blade-control switch) and a blade tip speed of 38 km/h (23.6 mph). These specifications place the Toro Z7000 in a class suited to regular mowing work, with a focus on controlled blade engagement and general cutting performance.
Year
2018
Country of manufacturing
United States
General specifications
Engine Power
25 hp
Displacement
cu(m)
Fuel tank
24.6 L
Electrical system type
diesel
Brand and Model of The Engine
Kawasaki FX,691V
Transport speed
Up to 11.3 km/h
Rated power
23 hp
Manufacturer
Kubota
Cold Cranking Amp
45,4
Deck Construction
Electric PTO (blade-control switch)
Mower deck style
1,320 mm
Deck blades number
127
Drive Wheels
45,4
Caster Wheel Type
5
Tires
338
Drivetrain
diesel
Engine Model
Z,580-D
Height of Cut Range
4,5 mm
PTO Drive
18
Cutting width
1.22 m
Blade tip speed
38 km/h
Cylinders
V-twin, 2 cylinders
Tire Ply Rating
127
Additional specifications
Drive type
4-ply
Fuel Type
23" x 9.5"-12"; 24" x 12"-12" (drive wheels)
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What is the average price of a Toro Z7000?
No confirmed market price is supplied for the Toro Z7000. Check current listings and compare condition, location, and configuration when evaluating used equipment.
What are the key advantages of the Toro Z7000?
Listed features include a Kubota Z580-D diesel engine, Electric PTO blade control, a 1,320 mm (52 in) mower deck, and a blade tip speed of 38 km/h (23.6 mph).
What type of engine does the Z7000 use?
The Z7000 is listed with a Kubota Z580-D diesel engine.
How much horsepower does the Z7000 have?
The engine power is listed as 18.6 kW (25 hp). Rated power is also listed as 17.2 kW (23 hp).
What fuel does the Toro Z7000 use?
The supplied specifications identify the Z7000 as diesel.
What jobs is this Mowers best suited for?
The supplied data identifies this machine as a mower. Its specific best-use applications are not confirmed, so buyers should assess the deck, cutting requirements, and site conditions for their intended work.
What is the expected lifespan of the Z7000?
No expected service-life figure is supplied for the Z7000. Lifespan depends on maintenance, operating conditions, usage, and the condition of the engine, deck, and drive components.
What should a buyer check when purchasing a used Mowers?
Inspect the engine operation, mower deck, blades, Electric PTO function, drive system, tires, controls, fluid leaks, and maintenance records. Test cutting performance and verify that safety equipment and controls operate properly.
