Cub Cadet XT1 ST54 in. Super Riding Lawn Tractor with 24 HP Kohler V-Twin OHV Engine, 13AQA2 cm010

Powered by a 24 HP Kohler 7000 series twin cylinder engine. 54 in. fabricated and 11 gauge triple-blade deck with AeroForce deck design that optimizes airflow and maximizes suction to reduce clumping during discharge.

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The Cub Cadet 13AQA2CM010 XT1 ST54 in. Super Riding Lawn Tractor with 24 HP Kohler V-Twin OHV Engine features category-leading strength, comfort and versatility. The riding lawn tractor is loaded with a 24 HP Kohler V-Twin OHV engine for powerful performance and a hydrostatic transmission drive for smooth and simple operation, eliminating the need for shifting-just push the pedal and go. This lawn tractor also comes with a 54 in. 3-blade deck that offers a 16 in. turning radius and electric PTO to engage the blades with just the push of a button.

  • Powered by a 24 HP Kohler 7000 series twin cylinder engine
  • 54 in. fabricated and 11 gauge triple-blade deck with AeroForce deck design that optimizes airflow and maximizes suction to reduce clumping during discharge
  • Optimized steering system for responsive handling gives a 16 in. turn radius a zero-turn feel
  • Ideal for mowing up 2 to 4 acres of mostly flat terrain and a few obstacles
  • LED headlights offer extended life and enhanced visibility in all-weather conditions
  • 12 easily selectable cutting height positions and smooth lever-engaged PTO provide the perfect cut
  • Innovative Cub Cadet open high back seat designed with oversized base and elevated back support
  • Soft-touch and rubberized comfort-grip steering wheel provides a solid feel and controlled steering
  • E-coat corrosion defense system resists wear and tear
  • Push-button cruise control maintains desired speed for consistent mowing
  • Easy-fill 3 gallon fuel tank with sight gauge provides side and operator position fuel level
  • Quick-connect deck wash system provides high-pressure water that cleans out grass and debris build-up under the deck
  • Optional multi-seasonal attachments provide year-round versatility; sold separately
  • Lawn tractor comes fully crated and requires some assembly
  • 3 year and no hour limit warranty including powertrain; 5 year chassis and front axle unlimited hours with limited lifetime fabricated deck shell

 

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Product Weight

520 lb.

Product Length

68 in.

Warranty

3-year/no hour limit warranty (includes powertrain) and 5-year chassis and front axle unlimited hours/limited lifetime fabricated deck shell.

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  1. 02

    by Scott

    Has cut my mowing time by a third, more maneuverable, quicker, and more economical too. The right size for my 2+ acres of mowing. I’m very satisfied with my purchase.

  2. 02

    by Bill

    [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Bought this in may 0f 2020 . Used all summer with no problems …Very happy with this tractor. This is my second cub cadet since 2004 . My first one still runs great , gave to my son for his new house. Tractor is fast in forward and reverse. Just keep up with regular maintanence and you should have no problems ! i cant wait till winter is over so i can start cutting grass again!

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