The John Deere 335 lawn mower is the larger version of the John Deere 325. The JD 325 consequently has a much larger engine, it’s a 2 cylinder Kawasaki engine that is air cooled. This 0.675 liter engine uses a paper and foam air filter to prevent dust and other contaminants from entering into the combustion chamber. The power output from this engine is 20 hp. Power from the engine then reaches the wheels through a hydrostatic transmission which gives the machine an infinite number of gears when traveling in either forward or reverse, making the 325 an automatic. The top speed of this lawnmower clocks in at 11.3 kph (7 mph). A 13 amp alternator is used to recharge the 12 volt battery once the engine is up and running.

The fuel tank on the John Deere 335 can hold up to 13.2 liters (3.5 US gallons) of gasoline which means very few refills are needed during a full day of operation. When the JD 325 is being shipped it tips the scales at 294 kg (650 lbs) which may appear to some as a little on the heavy side for a JD lawn mower. This John Deere mower is 1.83 m (72 inches) long, without any attachments. The wheelbase is 1.21 m (48 inches). The turning radius of the mower comes in at 0.6 m (23.6 inches), so unfortunately it’s not quite as agile as a lot of other JD mowers.

Production on the John Deere 335 finished in 2001, 2 years after first being introduced. The garden tractor lawn mower that took over the reins of the JD 335 is the John Deere GX335 lawnmower which shares many of the same characteristics as it’s predecessor. There are also a number of attachments that are compatible with the John Deere 225 including snow blowers, front blades, baggers, scarifiers, harrows, scrapers and more. If you own a 335 and would like to let others know what they should expect from it, then please leave a review below outlining the pros and cons of it as well as any modifications or attachments/implements that you use on it.

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