Greenworks CrossoverZ Zero Turn Mower vs Troy-Bilt Mustang 42 Zero-Turn Mower
Buy the Greenworks CrossoverZ if you want battery power, near-silent running, no fuel or oil changes, and a built-in cargo bed for hauling clippings and tools. Buy the Troy-Bilt Mustang 42 if you mow large acreage in long sessions and want unlimited runtime from a 3.5-gallon tank plus a proven Hydro-Gear transmission. The Greenworks is quieter, cleaner and cheaper to run day to day, but its runtime is capped by battery count and its 4.2 rating comes from far fewer owners. The Troy-Bilt is the simpler, more familiar machine with a bigger owner base and a lifetime frame warranty, at the cost of gas, fumes and engine maintenance.
- Choose the Greenworks CrossoverZ if you have roughly an acre or two, want quiet emission-free mowing, and value the cargo bed and shared 80V batteries with other Greenworks tools.
- Choose the Troy-Bilt Mustang 42 if you mow several acres per session, want unlimited runtime from a gas tank, and prefer a conventional hydrostatic zero-turn with a long dealer-backed history.
Prices
- Greenworks CrossoverZ Zero Turn Mower: $1,200.00 at Zimgoody (last seen Nov 2)
- Troy-Bilt Mustang 42 Zero-Turn Mower: $2,894.00 at Walmart (checked today)
- Difference: the Greenworks CrossoverZ Zero Turn Mower is $1,694.00 cheaper than the Troy-Bilt Mustang 42 Zero-Turn Mower at the latest prices (Nov 2 and Nov 10)
