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The Exmark Quest s series has similar specs.
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I think you would have to go to the Pioneer Series E to get the same 2800 drives the Quest are running the EZT drives I believe. Just check the power components for Exmark and the spec's for Toro.
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The Quest S-Series moves from Hydro-Gear ZT2200 hydro static (found in the Quest E) to to Hydro-Gear ZT2800 hydro static (which is also found in the Pioneer E).
The Pioneer E seems to offer a little more in some areas (Larger gas tank, etc). I would say the Toto MX5060 is comparable to both the Quest S and Pioneer E. with Pioneer being the up end.
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I was looking at the Quest S (50" deck) and the Toro MX 5060. They are nearly identical. The only difference is a slightly different seat and different brand tires. If you look at the parts list for these, just about all the part #'s are identical. There were only a few differences for decals, etc. I went with the Toro since it was about $300 cheaper. I love the Toro after using it about 45 hours.
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