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YT46LS vs MT200

YT46LS vs MT200 compared side by side: specs, ratings, price and owner feedback from our independent reviews.

YT46LS vs MT200
Husqvarna YT46LS Murray MT200
Our rating 3.8 3.3
Performance 4.0 3.5
Build quality 3.5 3.0
Reliability 4.0 3.0
Value for money 3.5 3.5
Comfort & ergonomics 4.0 3.5
Features 3.5 3.0
Price $2,200 $2,199
Specifications
Power type Gasoline Gasoline
Horsepower 21.5 HP —
Engine Kawasaki FR-series V-twin OHV, air-cooled (FR651V on early units) Briggs and Stratton EX1900 Series (33R8), 19 gross hp, electric start
Displacement 726 cc on early units (44.3 cu in); 603 cc (36.8 cu in) on later SKU 540 cc
Fuel type Gasoline Gasoline
Transmission Tuff Torq hydrostatic, foot pedal Automatic (CVT per third-party database)
Drive 2WD, hydrostatic Rear-wheel drive lawn tractor, steering wheel
Deck size 46 in 42 in.
Deck construction 46-in. twin-blade deck, four anti-scalp wheels, washout port Stamped 13-gauge steel
Cutting height Adjustable; see Husqvarna manual 13 positions, single lever
Blades Twin blades, quick-change Twin blades
Discharge Side discharge; collector available as accessory Side discharge
Top speed Reverse 2.4 mph; forward speed not confirmed 5.5 mph (per Home Depot)
Turning radius Not published —
Front tires 15x6-6 15x6.00-6
Rear tires 20x8-8 20x8.00-8
Weight 455 lb (2013 version) —
Dimensions Wheelbase 48 in; 46-in. deck —
Fuel capacity 3 US gal (11.4 L) —
Recommended property size About 1 to 2 acres of mostly flat ground Up to 2 acres (per Home Depot listing)
Seat High-back vinyl —
Steering wheel Deluxe overmolded —
Front-end protection Brush-guard style bumper —
Hour meter Yes —
Battery 12V, U1R, 230 CCA —
Wheelbase 48 in —
Model number — MT200
Turning radius — 18 in.
Retailer — The Home Depot (exclusive)
Engine model — 33R8
Verdict The YT46LS is an older 46-in. Husqvarna tractor with a Kawasaki V-twin, hydrostatic pedal drive and electric PTO. It suits one to two acres, mostly on the used market.
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The MT200 is a straightforward upgrade over the MT100, adding more engine and automatic drive for about $200. Its 2-year warranty and unpublished weight and tank size are the caveats.
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