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Z320M vs TITAN

Z320M vs TITAN compared side by side: specs, ratings, price and owner feedback from our independent reviews.

Z320M vs TITAN
John Deere Z320M Toro TITAN
Our rating 3.9 4.2
Performance 4.0 4.5
Build quality 4.0 4.5
Reliability 4.0 4.0
Value for money 4.0 3.5
Comfort & ergonomics 4.0 4.5
Features 3.5 4.0
Price $3,699 $5,999
Specifications
Power type Gasoline Gasoline
Horsepower 21.5 HP —
Engine Kawasaki FR651V V-twin OHV, air-cooled Kawasaki FR691 23 hp, Kohler KT745 26 hp, MAX models Kohler 26 hp or Kawasaki 24 hp (gross)
Displacement Not published by Deere 726 to 747 cc V-twin
Fuel type Gasoline Gasoline
Transmission Hydro-Gear EZT hydrostatic, twin lever control Dual hydrostatic, Hydro-Gear ZT2800 (48 and 54-in.) / ZT3100 (MAX)
Drive Zero-turn, dual hydrostatic Zero-turn, rear-wheel drive, lever steering
Deck size 42 in 48, 54 and 60 in.
Deck construction Accel Deep, 12-gauge steel (0.105 in), side discharge IronForged 10-gauge steel, welded Grade 50 bumper, cast-aluminum spindles
Cutting height 1.25 to 4.5 in 1.5 to 5.0 in., foot-operated
Blades Side-discharge blades; MulchControl kit optional 3 blades
Discharge Side discharge; mulching and bagging with optional kits Side discharge
Top speed 7 mph forward, 3.5 mph reverse 8.5 mph (48 and 54-in.), 9.0 mph (MAX)
Turning radius Zero —
Front tires 11x6.0-5 casters 13x6.5 treaded casters
Rear tires 18x8.0-8 22x11 (48 and 54-in.), 23x11-12 (MAX)
Weight 561 lb (no fuel) 744 to 839 lb
Dimensions 42-in. deck; weight 561 lb —
Fuel capacity 3.0 US gal (11.3 L) 5 US gal (48 and 54-in.), 7 US gal (MAX 60-in.)
Recommended property size Up to about 2 acres Toro: up to 7 acres (60-in. MAX); not stated for 48 and 54-in.
Battery 12V, 300 CCA —
Deck lift Foot pedal —
Fuel tank Translucent —
Seat 20 in high back, spring suspension 20 in. gaming-style
Rear hitch Standard —
Front end — Commercial-style I-beam
Anti-scalp wheels — 4
Blade tip speed — 17,852 ft/min (60-in. MAX)
Verdict The Z320M adds a 21.5 hp V-twin, 20-in. high-back seat and standard hitch to the 42-in. Z300 platform for a small price step.
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The TITAN is the right pick for larger properties that need faster travel speed, a bigger tank and tougher components than the TimeCutter, without paying Z Master prices.
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