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24 HP professional-grade Kohler 7000 Series V-Twin OHV engine
54" heavy-duty fabricated mowing deck
Adjustable, over-sized lap bars with full-length comfort grips
7 mph forward 4 mph reverse.
*** Also available with a Kawasaki engine.

http://www.cubcadet.com/equipment/cubcadet/zero-turn-riding-mowers/rzt-riders/rzt-l-54-kh

The Kohler 7000 series engine.
Kohler Engines: KT735: 7000 Series: Product Detail: Engines

Nice looking machine

I bought the Z Force S 48 model with the steering wheel. Hope I like it.

tnman said:

I bought the Z Force S 48 model with the steering wheel. Hope I like it.

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Anyone had any dealings with any steering vs lap bars?

tnman, I hope your new mower is as much fun to drive as the 'regular' zero turn mowers are (I know yours is a zero turn too....you know what I mean). Congrats.

gabowman said:

tnman, I hope your new mower is as much fun to drive as the 'regular' zero turn mowers are (I know yours is a zero turn too....you know what I mean). Congrats.

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I am liking it more and more with each cut. I like that I can mow one handed without sitting my beverage down. Also I am liking the fact that I am cutting my mow time in more than 50%. So, so far so good.

How do you like the cut it gives?
Cub cadet gives a very nice looking cut

Carscw said:

How do you like the cut it gives? Cub cadet gives a very nice looking cut

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I'm loving the cut so far. Still a little hard to tell what it's really going to look like because my grass is still greening up and filling in. No complaints yet.

put a few bags of 10-10-10 or 12-12-12 on it and it will green up quicker and also be thicker.

jakewells said:

put a few bags of 10-10-10 or 12-12-12 on it and it will green up quicker and also be thicker.

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I put some Scott's weed and feed about 4 weeks ago. Made a few weeds turn little color. Other than that. That's about it. I think it's 28-00-03 something like that. Been thinking about trying some 15-15-15. Got a P H meter going to see what it needs.