Cub Cadet Ultima Z2 54

The Cub Cadet Ultima Z2 54 is built for homeowners who want to cover more ground with a durable zero-turn mower that combines Kawasaki power, a heavy-duty fabricated deck, and responsive lap-bar control.

Powered by a 23 HP Kawasaki FR691V 726cc V-twin engine, the Z2 54 delivers dependable power for larger residential properties. Dual Hydro-Gear EZT 2200 hydrostatic transmissions provide smooth operation with a maximum forward speed of 7 mph and reverse speed of 3.5 mph.

The 54-inch AeroForce fabricated cutting deck is constructed from 11-gauge steel and uses a three-blade cutting system. Cutting height adjusts from 1 to 4.5 inches through 15 positions, while three anti-scalping gauge wheels help maintain a consistent cut over uneven ground.

A 2-inch x 2-inch tubular steel frame provides a strong foundation, while the 20-inch high-back seat, ergonomic lap-bar controls, foot-operated deck lift, LED light bar, and integrated rear tow hitch add comfort and convenience.

With a 54-inch cutting width and maximum mowing speed of 7 mph, the Z2 54 has a theoretical mowing capacity of approximately 3.8 acres per hour before allowing for turns, overlap, obstacles, and normal mowing conditions.

Key Features

• Model Number: 17RIEAEM010
• 23 HP Kawasaki FR691V V-twin engine
• 726cc engine displacement
• 54-inch AeroForce fabricated cutting deck
• 11-gauge steel deck construction
• Three-blade cutting system
• Hydro-Gear EZT 2200 hydrostatic transmissions
• Maximum forward speed: 7 mph
• Maximum reverse speed: 3.5 mph
• Theoretical mowing capacity: approximately 3.8 acres per hour
• Cutting height range: 1 to 4.5 inches
• 15 cutting-height positions
• Electric PTO deck engagement
• Foot-operated deck lift with dial adjustment
• Three anti-scalping gauge wheels
• 2-inch x 2-inch tubular steel frame
• Zero-degree turning radius
• 3.5-gallon fuel tank
• 20-inch high-back cut-and-sew seat with head bolster
• LED light bar
• Rear tow hitch
• Hour meter
• Turf Armor rear tires

Available at Mascoutah Equipment in Mascoutah, Illinois.