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Cub Cadet RZT-S Zero 42" Electric Riding Mower

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gmarcucio

Hi,
I'm new to this forum. I just purchased a Cub Cadet RZT-S Zero 42" Electric Riding Mower. Does anyone else on this forum have one? How do they like it? Any problems with it? How long have you had it?


#2

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logistiker

Does it have a transaxle or are there separate motors for each drive wheel?


#3

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gmarcucio

It has separate motors for each drive wheel and a motor for each cutting blade


#4

Nwatson99

Nwatson99

Tell us more about it for example:
How long to charge the battery when it is almost drained?
High high of grass have you cut and how long did he battery last?
What is the longest time you have cut with it on a single charge?
How much do you mow?
What are the deck height adjustments?


#5

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gmarcucio

Well here is what it is supposed to do according to Cub Cadet website. Cub Cadet RZT™S Zero unfortunately mine has been at the dealer for more than a month now with degraded battery range, battery indicator not working and the last issue was mower in shut down mode because of low battery although the batteries have been on charge for 10 days. The mower worked fine for about the first 5 hours of mowing, then downhill from there. I purchased this mower on 04/05/14. I have only used this mower approximately 10 hours in which 5 of those hours it wasn't working properly but managed to get the lawn mowed with it. I am more disappointed with Cub Cadet and my dealer than I am with the faulty mower. I wrote a letter to Cub Cadet about the issues and they never even acknowledged my letter. I had to send the letter US mail because they do not provide an email address. The mower battery range decreased severely and now the mower reads battery needs charging although the battery should be fully charged after 10 days of charging. The mower will not operate. My dealer has had it over a month now and I have been borrowing a mower to do my lawn. I understand machines break even when brand new but now I'm losing my patience with Cub Cadet and their "don't care" attitude. From this experience with Cub Cadet I would be very careful purchasing from this company as they are not standing behind their product in this situation.


#6

Carscw

Carscw

Go on Facebook and like the cub cadet page.

Then leave a comment about this.
It works for me every time.

I had a mower at the dealer for 5 weeks for a spindle. Left a comment on the page got a email that day.
Got my mower back in two days with two spare spindles for the wait.


#7

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gmarcucio

Go on Facebook and like the cub cadet page.

Then leave a comment about this.
It works for me every time.

I had a mower at the dealer for 5 weeks for a spindle. Left a comment on the page got a email that day.
Got my mower back in two days with two spare spindles for the wait.

Do I need to Like the Cub Cadet page first? What will that do? Allow me to write the review?


#8

Carscw

Carscw

Do I need to Like the Cub Cadet page first? What will that do? Allow me to write the review?

Yes like the page. Then when a post comes up on your timeline comment on it.
They read every comment.


#9

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gmarcucio

Yes like the page. Then when a post comes up on your timeline comment on it.
They read every comment.

I am new to Facebook and still kind of learning how it works. I am a teacher and I prefer to stay off of Facebook at least during my teaching career. However this mower situation has me so fired up I want to tell the world about the way Cub Cadet does business!!! When I get on Facebook and go to the Cub Cadet site it seems like all of the posts are from Cub Cadet??? Do they delete outside posts and comments ? I was going to "Like" and then post my comment under a post they had about the Zero Electric but will they delete it?


#10

Carscw

Carscw

Here is a post from their page. Shows how fast they reply back. And always take care of us.


https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10152699639384587&id=21680264586


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badboypartsonline

I know a person who have a Cub Cadet RZT-S Zero 42" Electric Riding Mower i ask him, he said to me that smooth to drive and cuts the lawn perfectly for him and having no problem so far.


#12

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blownb310

Glad to hear it and thanks for chiming in. My local dealer, Country True Value in North Greenbush, NY says he will be able to carry the RZT-S Zero next spring.

Mike


#13

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blownb310

This thread needs an update. One of the four batteries in gmarcucio's RZT S ZERO was found to be the problem. However, all four were replaced under warranty as a matched set and the mower has been working perfectly ever since. I got to try this very mower out myself a few weeks ago and was impressed with it. Perhaps gmarcucio can now answer one of the original replyer's questions about how long the mower will run on a charge. :smile:


#14

7394

7394

How big are the batteries ?


#15

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logistiker

How big are the batteries ?

According to the service manual, apparently it's 59ah. It seems like a low run time if you ask me but maybe it's ok since it's such a wide cutting deck (42").


#16

7394

7394

Thanks, & I agree, sounds like short run time.


#17

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ctrlburn

Just bought one last week. Phot shows with with my Zero Electric Motorcycle.

Exploring Forums to see where it fits in Best - OnlyCubCadets.net is great for tips on my 1512.

Mowing my acre took about 50% of the battery - in TURBO cut mode.
4 miles 1.2 hours of "deck time" 1.5 hours "on"
Happy to share stats as I accumulate more.

It has 4 12Volt Marine Deep Cycle batteries.

I will admit my lawn is not full and thick yet. I've finished a few construction projects and it is a little sparser than a normal lawn.

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#18

Micah Haarhoff

Micah Haarhoff

how quite is it?

how fast is it?


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jimmy2015

Thank you for the great facts about the mower. It made me think about buying one.


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