Cub Cadet 46" 679cc Riding Mower
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- Last seen at $3,649.99 at Blain's Farm & Fleet on Nov 14.
Our take on the Cub Cadet 46" 679cc Riding Mower
This is a 46-inch hydrostatic riding mower from Cub Cadet with a 679cc engine and side discharge. The hydrostatic transmission gives smooth, pedal-free speed control, which is easier to manage than a geared tractor on uneven lawns. It suits homeowners with roughly an acre or more of mostly open grass who want a simple, sturdy cut-and-go machine. Against zero-turn rivals it turns less tightly and is slower around obstacles, but it is simpler to operate and easier to store.
- Hydrostatic transmission gives smooth speed changes
- 46-inch deck covers ground quickly on large lawns
- 679cc engine has enough torque for thick grass
- Side discharge spreads clippings without stopping to empty a bag
- Simple controls suit first-time riding mower owners
Cub Cadet 46" 679cc Riding Mower prices at every store
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Cub Cadet 46" 679cc Riding Mower price history
Lowest price we've seen: $3,649.99 on Nov 11 at Blain's Farm & Fleet. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 11.
About the Cub Cadet 46" 679cc Riding Mower
This Cub Cadet riding mower has a 46-inch maximum cutting width and a 679cc engine. It is listed in the zero turn mower category.
It uses a hydrostatic transmission and has side discharge.
- Brand
- Cub Cadet
- Cutting width
- 46 in (maximum)
- Engine
- 679cc
- Transmission
- Hydrostatic
- Discharge
- Side discharge
- Type
- Zero turn mower
Specifications
Questions and answers
- Is this a zero-turn mower?
- No. It is a riding mower with a hydrostatic transmission and a steering wheel. It turns more widely than a zero-turn, so it is slower around tight landscaping.
- What is the 46-inch deck good for?
- A 46-inch cut is a good match for roughly an acre or more of open lawn. It covers ground faster than a 42-inch deck but is less nimble between obstacles.
- Does it bag or mulch grass?
- It is set up for side discharge. Bagging and mulching usually need separate kits, so check what is included before you buy.
- How does the hydrostatic transmission help?
- You change speed with a pedal or lever instead of shifting gears. That makes stopping, reversing and trimming around edges smoother than with a geared tractor.
- Is it good on slopes?
- It handles gentle slopes, but it is a riding mower, not a zero-turn or garden tractor. Steep hills call for a machine built for them.
