Toro TimeCutter 75748 vs John Deere Z330R ZTrak Zero-Turn Mower
The John Deere Z330R is the stronger mower for most buyers: a 54-inch deck and 23 hp cover large lawns faster, and the ZTrak frame and dealer network have a long reputation for durability. The Toro TimeCutter 75748 is the better fit for tight properties and gates, since its 42-inch deck and 48.5-inch overall width slip through narrower openings, and its Smart Speed control lets you cap ground speed for beginners or hilly yards. Both use dual hydrostatic drives and electric start; the Toro's 22.5 hp commercial V-twin with a self-cleaning air filter is a genuine plus, but owners of both lines report that deck size and dealer support matter more day to day than engine badges.
- Choose the Toro TimeCutter 75748 if your lawn is small to mid-size, your gates or shed doors are narrow, or a new rider needs a slower, adjustable top speed.
- Choose the John Deere Z330R if you mow two acres or more, want fewer passes and a wider cut, and value a large dealer network for parts and service.
Prices
- Toro TimeCutter 75748: $2,899.00 at Lowe's (last seen Nov 10)
- John Deere Z330R ZTrak Zero-Turn Mower: $4,199.00 at Lowe's (checked today)
- Difference: the Toro TimeCutter 75748 is $1,300.00 cheaper than the John Deere Z330R ZTrak Zero-Turn Mower at the latest prices (Nov 10 and Nov 11)

