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T240 vs Bronco 42 / Bronco 46

T240 vs Bronco 42 / Bronco 46 compared side by side: specs, ratings, price and owner feedback from our independent reviews.

T240 vs Bronco 42 / Bronco 46
Craftsman T240 Troy-Bilt Bronco 42 / Bronco 46
Our rating 3.8 3.6
Performance 4.0 3.5
Build quality 3.5 3.5
Reliability 3.5 3.5
Value for money 4.0 4.0
Comfort & ergonomics 4.0 3.5
Features 3.5 3.5
Price $2,399 $2,200
Specifications
Power type Gasoline Gasoline
Horsepower 22 HP 0 HP
Engine Kohler 7000 Series V-twin OHV Troy-Bilt 547 cc single-cylinder OHV
Displacement Not published by Craftsman 547 cc, 1 cylinder
Fuel type Gasoline Gasoline
Transmission Foot-pedal hydrostatic AutoDrive foot-pedal CVT
Drive 2WD, hydrostatic 2WD, automatic CVT
Deck size 46 in 42 or 46 in
Deck construction Reinforced stamped steel Steel, twin-blade, side discharge, two anti-scalp wheels
Cutting height Adjustable; see Craftsman spec sheet Adjustable; 5 positions on the 46-in. Briggs version
Blades Not published by Craftsman Twin blades
Discharge Side discharge; mulch kit optional Side discharge; mulch kit sold separately
Top speed Not published by Craftsman Up to 5.5 mph
Turning radius Turn Tight steering; see Craftsman spec sheet for exact figure Not published by Troy-Bilt
Front tires 15x6 Not published by Troy-Bilt
Rear tires 20x8 Not published by Troy-Bilt
Weight Not published by Craftsman Not published by Troy-Bilt
Dimensions 46-in. deck; see Craftsman spec sheet for overall size About 52 in W x 43 in H x 70 in D (Bronco 46 Briggs version)
Fuel capacity Not published by Craftsman Not published by Troy-Bilt
Recommended property size Up to about 2 acres Up to about 1.5 acres
Seat High-back Adjustable
Steering wheel Soft-touch —
Bumper Front-end bumper —
Made in Martin, Tennessee (global materials) —
Frame — Step-Thru
Anti-scalp wheels — Two
Built in — Valley City, Ohio and other U.S. sites (global parts)
Verdict The T240 pairs a 22 hp Kohler V-twin with a 46-in. deck, hydrostatic drive and a high-back seat. It suits one to two acres of typical suburban lawn.
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The Bronco adds an AutoDrive foot-pedal transmission, an adjustable seat and a 42 or 46-in. deck to Troy-Bilt's rider line. It suits up to 1.5 acres.
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