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Lawn Mower Manufacturers: Brands and Where to Find Them

A directory of 61 lawn mower manufacturers and brands, from residential push mowers to commercial zero-turns, battery mowers and robotic mowers. Every listing links to the manufacturer’s official website and opens in a new tab.

  • 61 brands
  • 27 residential
  • 26 commercial
  • 21 battery & electric

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Types of Lawn Mower Manufacturers

Residential mower manufacturers

Residential manufacturers build push mowers, self-propelled mowers, lawn tractors and entry-level zero-turn mowers for home lawns. Brands such as Toro, Honda, Cub Cadet, Troy-Bilt and Craftsman focus on this market, and you will often find them at home centers and local dealers.

Commercial mower manufacturers

Commercial manufacturers design mowers for daily use by landscape crews. Expect heavier frames, larger fuel tanks, wider decks and serviceable components. Exmark, Scag, Gravely, Ferris and Hustler Turf are common choices for professional mowing, usually sold through authorized dealers.

Battery and electric mower manufacturers

Battery mowers are quieter and need less routine maintenance than gas models. Many tool brands now make mowers that share batteries with their drills and trimmers, which can lower your total cost if you already own the platform.

Robotic mower manufacturers

Robotic mowers cut on a schedule without you pushing or riding them. Husqvarna, STIHL, WORX, Bosch, Segway Navimow and Mammotion all sell robotic models, with different approaches to boundary setup and navigation.

Tractor and attachment manufacturers

If you maintain acreage, rough pasture or trails, a tractor-mounted rotary cutter or finish mower from a company like Bush Hog, Land Pride or Woods may fit better than a conventional mower.

How to Choose a Lawn Mower Manufacturer

  • Lawn size: Small yards suit push or battery mowers. Half an acre or more usually calls for a riding mower or zero-turn.
  • Dealer support: A nearby service dealer makes repairs and warranty claims easier.
  • Warranty: Compare residential and commercial use terms, since coverage often differs.
  • Power source: Gas offers long run time. Battery offers low noise and low maintenance.
  • Parts availability: Check that blades, belts and filters are easy to get for the model you pick.
  • Total cost: Include maintenance, fuel or batteries, and attachments, not just the sticker price.
Financing a mower or tractor? Use our tractor and lawn mower financing calculator to estimate monthly payments before you buy.

Lawn Mower Manufacturer FAQs

Who are the biggest lawn mower manufacturers?

John Deere, Toro and Husqvarna are among the best-known lawn mower manufacturers, with Honda, Kubota, Cub Cadet and Briggs & Stratton also widely recognized. Rankings depend on whether you measure by sales, dealer network or professional use, so the best choice depends on your lawn and budget.

What is the difference between a lawn mower manufacturer and a brand?

A manufacturer builds the machine. A brand is the name on it. One company can sell several brands at different price points, and engine makers often supply engines to many mower brands. Check the brand’s own website for current ownership and warranty details.

Which lawn mower manufacturers make commercial mowers?

Exmark, Scag, Gravely, Ferris, Hustler Turf, Wright, Walker, Dixie Chopper, Grasshopper and Mean Green focus on commercial and professional equipment. John Deere, Toro, Husqvarna, Kubota and Ariens also sell commercial lines.

Which brands make battery-powered lawn mowers?

EGO, Greenworks, Ryobi, DEWALT, Kobalt, Makita, Milwaukee, STIHL and Toro all sell battery mowers. Mean Green and EGO also offer battery riding or zero-turn options. Battery platform compatibility matters if you already own tools from one of these brands.

Are there American lawn mower manufacturers?

Many major brands are headquartered in the United States, including Toro, John Deere, Ariens, Exmark, Scag, Hustler Turf, Wright, Walker and Grasshopper. Where a specific model is assembled and where its parts come from varies, so check the product label or ask the dealer.

Where should I buy a mower from these manufacturers?

Some manufacturers sell mainly through authorized dealers, which can matter for setup, service and warranty repairs. Others sell through big-box retailers or online. Look up a service dealer near you before you buy, especially for riding and commercial mowers.

Brand names, ownership and product lines change over time. Listings link to each manufacturer’s own site, which is the best source for current models, pricing and dealer locations. Brand names are trademarks of their respective owners, and this directory is for reference only.