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EDGE vs Cruz 42

EDGE vs Cruz 42 compared side by side: specs, ratings, price and owner feedback from our independent reviews.

EDGE vs Cruz 42
Ariens EDGE Murray Cruz 42
Our rating 3.1 3.2
Performance 3.0 3.5
Build quality 3.0 3.0
Reliability 3.0 3.0
Value for money 3.5 3.5
Comfort & ergonomics 3.0 3.0
Features 3.0 3.0
Price — $2,899
Specifications
Power type Gasoline Gasoline
Engine Briggs and Stratton EXi2000 20 hp (34 and 42-in.); Kawasaki FR651V 21.5 hp (52-in.); Briggs EX1900 single 19 hp (EDGE LT 42) Briggs and Stratton EX1900 Series, 19 gross hp, electric start
Displacement 656 cc (EXi2000), 726 cc (FR651V), 540 cc (EX1900) 540 cc
Fuel type Gasoline Gasoline
Transmission Hydro-Gear EZT transaxles (52-in., per AllMachines) Dual Hydro-Gear hydrostatic transaxles
Drive Zero-turn, dual-lever steering Zero-turn, rear-wheel drive, lever steering
Deck size 34, 42 and 52 in. 42 in. (spec table also lists 44)
Deck construction Fabricated 11-gauge steel (42 and 52-in.); stamped (34-in.) Stamped 13-gauge steel
Cutting height Up to 4.5 in., 7 positions (52-in., per AllMachines) 7 positions, single-point control
Blades 3 spindles (52-in., per AllMachines) Twin blades, anti-scalp wheels
Discharge Side discharge Side discharge
Top speed 6 mph forward, 3 mph reverse (52-in., per AllMachines) 7 mph
Front tires 11x4-5 (52-in., per AllMachines) 11x6.00-5
Rear tires 18x8.5-8 (52-in., per AllMachines) 20x10.00-10
Weight 551 lb (52-in., per AllMachines) —
Fuel capacity 2 US gal (52-in., per AllMachines) —
Recommended property size — Up to 3 acres per fill-up (per Murray)
Model numbers 915281 (34), 915283 (42), 915285 (52 Kawasaki), 915291 (LT 42) —
Seat 16-in. high-back with airflow design —
Blade tip speed About 16,977 ft/min (52-in., per AllMachines) —
Length (52-in.) 68 in. per AllMachines —
Model number — MYZ4219000 (Home Depot)
Engine series — EX1900
Retailer — The Home Depot (exclusive)
Rear tire width — 10 in.
Verdict The EDGE is a low-cost way into zero-turn mowing for small and medium yards, and the 34-inch fits through a gate. Its small tank and 2-year warranty are the compromises.
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The Cruz 42 is an inexpensive zero-turn that brings dual hydrostatic drive and a 3-year warranty to a small deck. Missing weight and tank data and a 7-position height control…
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