The John Deere Mid Z-Trak 737 zero turn lawn mower is not quite as powerful as either the John Deere Max Z-Trak 777 or the John Deere Max Z-Trak 797 zero turn mowers. However, it’s still quite a powerful machine with a 23 hp engine. This engine gives the JD 737 a top speed of 15.3 kph (9.5 mph) going forwards, while in reverse it has a top speed of 7.2 kph (4.5 mph). The rear wheels do most of the work. The each measure 24×12-12 (24 inch diameter, 12 inch width, 12 inch rim diameter). The rear wheels drive the lawnmower as well as turn it. By giving each rear wheel varying amounts of power, you can turn at any angle you choose.

The front wheels on the John Deere Mid Z-Trak 737 perform a completely different function to the rear wheels. The front wheels are responsible for keeping the deck raised above the ground and for making sure that the JD 737 can turn easily. The engine that powers the rear wheels as mentioned earlier provides 23 hp. This engine has a total displacement of 0.696 liters. The engine is air cooled and uses a full pressure lubrication system. Like many other Z-Trak zero turn mowers, it uses a 2 stage air filtration process.

The deck itself is quite small on the John Deere Mid Z-Trak 737, having a cutting width of just 54 inches (although with the plastic protective discharge flap down, it has a total width of 68 inches). The mower deck houses 3 blades and is made from 7 gauge steel. There are 3 blades inside the deck that each have a diameter of 19 inches. The blades are belt driven and are engaged using an Ogura PTO. The total weight of this machine comes in at 580.6 kg (1280 lbs). Have you every used the JD 737 zero turn lawn mower? If so, then please leave your thoughts on it below.

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