Toro Z Master 2000 Series MyRIDE HDX Zero Turn Mower Demo Review

Conquering Your Lawn with Comfort: A Review of the Toro Z Master 2000 Series MyRIDE HDX
For those serious about keeping their lawns manicured and their bodies happy, the Toro Z Master 2000 Series MyRIDE HDX is a zero-turn mower that deserves a long look. This commercial-grade mower is packed with features designed to make mowing large areas efficient and, dare I say, enjoyable.
Built to Last
The 2000 Series MyRIDE HDX boasts a rock-solid construction that can withstand years of punishment. The 7-gauge steel TURBO FORCE® cutting deck is a testament to Toro's commitment to durability, and the Kawasaki FX engine provides ample power to tackle even the thickest grass.
MyRIDE to the Rescue
What truly sets the 2000 Series MyRIDE HDX apart is its namesake suspension system. With up to 3 inches of travel, the MyRIDE system absorbs bumps and vibrations, saving your back and body from the usual punishment that comes with riding a mower for extended periods. This feature is a game-changer for anyone who has ever finished mowing feeling like they've just been on a ten-round boxing match.
Cutting Through the Competition
The 2000 Series MyRIDE HDX comes in two cutting widths: 52 inches and 60 inches. This allows you to choose the mower that best suits the size of your property. Whichever size you choose, you'll benefit from Toro's TURBO FORCE® cutting deck, which is designed to provide a clean, even cut, even at high mowing speeds.
Comfort and Convenience
Toro hasn't forgotten the creature comforts either. The 2000 Series MyRIDE HDX features a high-back suspension seat, a USB port to keep your devices charged, and a cup holder to keep your favorite beverage within reach. There's even storage space for your phone or other essentials.
The Verdict
The Toro Z Master 2000 Series MyRIDE HDX is a superior zero-turn mower that combines commercial-grade durability with innovative comfort features. If you're looking for a mower that can handle large lawns with ease and keep you comfortable while you do it, the 2000 Series MyRIDE HDX is a perfect choice. Just be prepared to shell out a hefty sum, as these mowers tend to cost upwards of $10,000. However, for those who value their time and their body, the 2000 Series MyRIDE HDX may just be worth the investment.

[@08c6vette]

Just bought one with the 52" deck and I love it. I'm 6'2" 285 and have plenty of room. I did have the same issue with the handle bars but I solved it by moving the seat all the way back and stood the handle bars straight up at the neutral position. By taking the forward angle out of them I now have a couple inches of clearance between them and my knees, plus it's actually more comfortable because I'm not reaching as much when operating it and it also makes getting on and off it easier because when they're angled forward you have to climb around them, straight up I have all kinds of room to get on and off.

[@lopincol]

That Hydro-Gear 3100 has a filter on it that can be replaced. So it's not a sealed transmission like the residential 2100 is.

[@WorkshopAddict]

Yes, the 3400 has a filter and by sealed, I meant no reservoir to add fluid from above.

[@smurf13w17]

54 inch deck, or do you mean 52 inch deck