Cub Cadet 725cc Kohler® Engine Gas Lawn Tractor, 24 HP, 50-in

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've been very impressed with my Cub Cadet XT1 LT50. It's reliable, and makes mowing my 1 acre much faster.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Do not recommend. Replaced 20 plus year old Craftsman (transmission finally failed) with this unit. Starter solenoid has failed with less than 40 hours of operation.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Bought mine to replace a JD. This has been a great machine, with easy maintenance, cutting great, and running smoothly. I am considering a rear bagger for next season.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I always new Cub Cadet had a great reputation. I was willing to pay more to try one of these out. I have not been disappointed. the quality of this compared to a couple other brands I have had is a noticeable difference. I am a larger person and the seat is comfortable and the machine gives a great cut and gets more to the gallon than my last 2 units...

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I purchased my Cub Cadet XT1 LT46 in June 2020, and I couldn’t be happier with its performance. It’s been a dependable workhorse from day one, and I make sure not to push it beyond its limits like I did with my previous Cub Cadet riding mower. I regularly use it to mow and maintain 2.5 acres of lawn and wooded trails, cutting about 5–6 times each season. It handles detailed mowing around landscaping and garden areas with ease. In addition to mowing, it pulls a 30-gallon liquid fertilizer sprayer several times a year and hauls: - Yard wagons loaded with dirt or mulch - My 8x12 utility trailer - A lightweight enclosed trailer - My 1956 Trotwood travel trailer For the past two winters, I’ve paired it with a Cub Cadet 3X 42" snowblower to clear my 12-foot-wide, 289-foot-long driveway, plus another 4,000 square feet between my garages and shop. It tackles snow just as impressively as it cuts grass. I have zero complaints about its performance, reliability, ease of maintenance, or quality of cut. If something ever happened to this unit, I’d buy the same model again without hesitation. I even fabricated my own ball hitch, which allows me to move my three road trailers around the property and inside my shop effortlessly. Currently, I own four Cub Cadet machines and look forward to adding more—especially the string trimmer, yard cart, walk-behind snowblower, and chipper—to replace my remaining non-Cub Cadet equipment when the time comes. NOTE: I purchased this unit to replace my Cub Cadet 1040 LTX, which I bought new in 2007. Over the years, I pushed that mower beyond its limits—hauling a utility trailer loaded with 1,500–1,800 pounds of firewood hundreds of times—until the frame finally broke. That kind of load was simply too much for it. Everything else on ti was still great after 12 years of service.