Z900 Series Zero Turn Mowers

Which Z900 Is Right for You?

M models are the core of most fleets. R models list a cross-porting hydraulic transmission and carry the most warranty hours. Several models offer Mulch On Demand decks, FastBack rear-discharge decks or a propane option.

M and R warranties include the first 2 years with no hour limit, then run to 3 years or the hours shown, whichever comes first. Most model pages show our current price; where one does not, request a quote for fleet pricing, current offers and John Deere Financial options.

Diesel, Stand-On or Used?

For diesel power, see the Z900 Series diesel ZTrak mowers. For tight properties, add QuikTrak stand-on mowers or commercial walk-behind mowers. Larger residential properties may be a better fit for the Z700 Series. Shopping pre-owned? Browse used John Deere zero-turn mowers for sale at Koenig, updated as units come in.

John Deere Z900 Series FAQs

What is the difference between M and R Z900 mowers?
R models list a cross-porting hydraulic transmission and carry more warranty hours: 3 years or 1,500 hours versus 3 years or 1,200 hours on M models. Both include the first 2 years with no hour limit.

What is a 7-Iron PRO deck?
It is a mower deck forged from 7-gauge, 0.179 inch steel in a single piece, so there are far fewer welds to wear or break. A 5.5 inch deep deck design moves clippings out quickly.

What is Mulch On Demand?
A 7-Iron PRO deck that switches from side discharge to fully chambered mulching with a single move of a lever.

Can a Z900 run on propane?
Several models, including the Z930M, Z950M, Z930R and Z950R, list a propane option. John Deere's EPA-approved conversion kits are field-installed, and propane tanks are not included.

How fast is a Z900 mower?
The Z920M, Z930M, Z950M, Z950R and Z970R list a speed range of 0 to 12 mph.

What warranty comes with a John Deere Z900?
M models carry 3 years or 1,200 hours and R models carry 3 years or 1,500 hours, whichever comes first, with no hour limit during the first 2 years.