John Deere ZTrak Z370RS vs. TORO TIMECUTTER 60V 42 IN.
A straight, spec-by-spec look for lawn buyers across Ohio and Indiana. The numbers are only half the decision.
Is the John Deere ZTrak Z370RS right for you?
Most Customers looking at battery-powered zero-turns in this class are homeowners with a half-acre to a full acre who want the quiet and low-maintenance benefits of electric without giving up the cut quality they'd expect from a gas machine. They're weighing runtime, comfort on longer mowing sessions, and whether the machine will hold up over several seasons. The Z370RS is built for exactly that Customer. The wider front caster tires (11x6-5 versus the Toro's 11x4-5) and broader drive tires give you noticeably better stability and traction on uneven ground, and the 20-inch high-back seat with armrests is a real difference-maker once you're out there for 45 minutes or more. The Toro's 16-inch seat is fine for a short run, but comfort adds up fast on a larger yard.
On battery, both machines sit at nearly identical total capacity, 2.46 kWh for the Z370RS versus 2.4 kWh for the Toro, so runtime is comparable. The Toro does charge faster with its 1,200-watt charger versus the Deere's 800-watt unit, and that is worth acknowledging. Where the Z370RS pulls ahead for most buyers is the five-year battery warranty compared to Toro's three-year coverage, and the overall bumper-to-bumper protection is the same three years. That extra battery coverage reflects real confidence in the system's longevity.
Beyond the specs, what you're getting with the Z370RS is the Accel Deep deck, a proven cutting system, and access to genuine John Deere parts and service at Koenig stores across Indiana and Ohio. When something needs attention, you're not waiting on a mail-order part or an unfamiliar service center. Stop in and talk with your local Koenig team about how the Z370RS fits your property and your routine.
| Specification | John Deere ZTrak Z370RS | TORO TIMECUTTER 60V 42 IN. |
|---|---|---|
| Battery | Two 56 V 10 Ah and four 56 V 6 Ah EGO lithium-ion, 2.46 kilowatt-hour total, meets IPx4 rating | Four 60 V, 10 Ah, lithium-ion, total 2.4 kilowatt-hour maximum, two additional batteries optional |
| Charger | Separate, 800 Watts, 120 V input | Separate, 1200 Watts 120 V input |
| Forward speed | 0-7 mph 0-11.3 km/h | 0-7 mph 0-11.3 km/h |
| Front caster tires | 11x6-5 | 11x4-5 |
| Drive tires | 42A: 18x8.5-8 | 18x7.5-8 |
| Seat back height | High back with armrests, 20 in. 51 cm | Handcrafted, 16 in. 41 cm |
| Width of cut | Accel Deep™ mower deck, 42 in. 107 cm in. | 42 in. 107 cm |
| Mulching system | Optional MulchControl™ attachment | Yes |
| Warranty | 3 year or 200 hour bumper-to bumper; 5 year or 200 hour battery* (*Terms limited to years or hours used, whichever comes first, and varies by model. See the LIMITED WARRANTY FOR NEW JOHN DEERE TURF AND UTILITY EQUIPMENT at JohnDeere.com or JohnDeere.ca/TUWarranty for details.) | 3 year residental, 3 year battery |
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