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But while several John Deere models, including the John Deere X350-42, $3,200, and the John Deere S240-42 Sport, $2,500, top our riding mower tests, they tend to be pricey, and you'll sacrifice a bit of performance if you zero in on a John Deere ZTR.

So your yard is getting pretty thick and you decide it's time to finally drag the mower out of the shed to do some much-needed mowing. You get everything out of the way and have clear room to back your John Deere X350 lawn tractor out of your clutter

Two 42-inch machines we tested have this deck: the John Deere X350 lawn tractor, $3,200 (shown below), and the John Deere Z335E zero-turn-radius rider, $2,500. In Consumer Reports' mower tests of the X350 and the Z335E, bagging was top-notch, and 

This size lawn is typical of newly built homes, tightly knit suburbs, and urban row houses. Assuming your neighbors are close by, they'll appreciate how quiet your electric mower is. In our tests, electric mowers produced an average 67 decibels at 25

This size lawn is typical of newly built homes, tightly knit suburbs, and urban row houses. Assuming your neighbors are close by, they'll appreciate how quiet your electric mower is. In our tests, electric mowers produced an average 67 decibels at 25

The commercial ends with the company's slogan, "Nothing runs like a Deere." But in our tests we discovered that even though John Deere lawn tractors and riders are among the best you can buy, some run a little better than others. Deere's dealers sell 

Top scores and high-quality features such as a comfy seat and a port for easy cleaning the bottom of the mower deck with a garden hose make the John Deere X350 worthy of its $3,200 price. But for $1,000 less, the Craftsman 20442 has a larger deck, 

The John Deere X350, John Deere D155, and John Deere S240 Sport made the list. Additionally, John Deere lawn tractors were recognized as more reliable than other lawn tractor brands. The John Deere X350 was praised by Consumer Reports for its 

We identified several common price categories in lawn tractors and riding mowers and looked at what you get—and don't get—for your money. We also handpicked a few recommended models from the two major categories of riding machines, specifically 

But because of this technology's prohibitive cost, we hadn't seen electronic fuel injection in residential lawn tractors or riders. Until now, that is, with the Troy-Bilt XP LT Fab46, $1,900 (shown)—one of 16 new riding mowers we've recently added to