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Quest vs Cruz XD 50

Quest vs Cruz XD 50 compared side by side: specs, ratings, price and owner feedback from our independent reviews.

Quest vs Cruz XD 50
Exmark Quest Murray Cruz XD 50
Our rating 3.7 3.3
Performance 3.5 3.5
Build quality 4.0 3.5
Reliability 3.5 3.0
Value for money 4.0 3.5
Comfort & ergonomics 3.5 3.0
Features 3.5 3.0
Price $3,799 $3,349
Specifications
Power type Gasoline Gasoline
Engine Kohler KT725 22 hp (E-Series); Kohler KT735 24 hp (S-Series 54-in.); 24 hp Kohler V-twin (X-Series) Briggs and Stratton EXi2200 Series V-twin, 22 gross hp, electric start
Displacement 725 cc (KT725 and KT735, per dealer pages) 724 cc
Fuel type Gasoline Gasoline
Transmission Hydro-Gear ZT-2100 (E 50-in.) and ZT-2200 (S 54-in.), per dealer pages Dual Hydro-Gear ZT-2200 hydrostatic transaxles
Drive Zero-turn, hydraulically dampened twin levers Zero-turn, rear-wheel drive, lever steering
Deck size 42, 48, 50 and 54 in. across trims 50 in. (spec table lists a 52-in. deck)
Deck construction Welded steel floating deck Stamped 13-gauge steel
Cutting height 1.5 to 4.5 in. in 0.5 in. steps, from the seat 7 positions, single-point control
Blades 3 blades (50 and 54-in. models read) —
Discharge Side discharge; bagging or mulching optional Side discharge
Top speed 7 mph forward, 5 mph reverse 7 mph
Front tires 11x4-5 (50-in.); 13x6.5-5 (54-in.) 11x6.00-5
Rear tires 18x7.5-8 (50-in.); 20x10-10 (54-in.) 20x10.00-10
Fuel capacity 2.9 US gal per Exmark; 3 US gal per dealer pages 3 US gal
Recommended property size — Up to 3.5 acres per tank (per Murray)
Model numbers read QZE725GKC50200 (E 50), QZS735GKC54200 (S 54) —
Cash prices E $3,799, S $4,899, V $6,799 —
Blade tip speed About 18,500 ft/min —
V-Series 42-in. battery model, four 10-amp Flex-Force batteries —
Model number — MYZ5022000 (Home Depot)
Engine series — EXi2200
Retailer — The Home Depot (exclusive)
Deck size listing — 52 in. in spec table, 50 in. cutting width
Verdict The Quest brings Exmark's welded decks and dampened lever steering to a $3,799 starting price. It is slower and has a smaller tank than the Radius.
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The Cruz XD 50 offers a wide deck, V-twin power and a 3-year warranty at a modest price for its size. Seven cut heights and unpublished weight and blade count…
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