Obstacles: Mowing around trees will require more precise turning, which means a tighter turn radius or a walk behind with caster wheels can come in handy.

Likewise, you might be able to make do with a walk behind mower even if your yard is slightly larger, but only consists of flat terrain.

A small, hilly yard might require a little more power or larger tires. Terrain type: Not all yards are created equal. If your yard is on a smaller side and time spent mowing is not a concern for you, then a Cub Cadet Signature Cut Series™ walk behind will get the job done. However, if you have a smaller yard but want to significantly reduce your mowing time, a rider might be your best option. Riding lawn mowers are traditionally recommended for larger properties. Time spent mowing: When considered together, yard size and the time you want to spend mowing will really help you narrow down your lawn mower choices. If your yard is less than an acre, a walk-behind mower will do just fine, but if you live on a large property spanning multiple acres, you can skip right to riding lawn mowers with powerful engines and big decks. Yard size: Matching your lawn mower to your yard size is probably the most important consideration. But before you dive in, consider the following: Learn about all the different types, specifications, and features. There are a lot of factors to consider, and Cub Cadet® is here to provide some guidance. What should I consider before choosing a lawn mower?Ī lawn mower is a big investment, but it should be an exciting one because every yard needs a reliable lawn mower to keep it looking pristine.

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