Exmark Updates Quest Zero-Turn Riding Mowers for 2021

Technology from other Exmark products is used on the newly updated models to provide improved mowing efficiency.

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Exmark has updated its Quest family of premium residential zero-turn riding mowers for 2021. This new update includes features to help customers cut their lawns faster and easier while achieving quality results. 

With this update, Exmark is meeting customer needs for increased productivity and efficiency. According to Exmark Product Manager, Mike Mayfield, technologies originally developed for the company’s premier Lazer Z family of commercial zero-turn mowers are utilized in the updated Quest family of mowers.

“The Series 2 cutting decks on the new Quest models are a good example of this trickle-down effect,” Mayfield said. “Fabricated and welded from high-strength steel, the Series 2 cutting decks deliver superior strength, cut quality and long-term durability when compared to the stamped steel decks often found on competitors’ residential zero-turn mowers.”

The new cutting decks offer improved clipping discharge, for a cleaner, more consistent finish cut quality. In addition, the new cutting decks offer improved bagging when used with Exmark’s available bagger accessory, as well as easier installation of the available mulch kit. 42-, 50- and 54-inch cutting decks also feature tools-free belt shields for easier maintenance access.

Exmark offers the 2021 Quest in two series. The Quest E-Series is available with a choice of 42- or 50-in. Series 2 cutting decks. A new deck lift system provides positive retention and increased stability. All Quest E-Series models are powered by the Kohler 7000 Series KT725 air-cooled V-twin engine, which features pressurized lubrication for long engine life.

The upgraded Quest S-Series is available with a 54-in. Series 2 cutting deck featuring an upgraded commercial-style four-point, foot-operated deck lift, for maximum deck stability in tough cutting conditions. Power is courtesy of the Exmark 708 cc V-Twin engine. Other features include a dual-barrel carburetor, pressurized lubrication and an innovative quick drain system for easy, tools-free oil changes.

Both Quest models feature a high-strength steel frame with a durable black textured powder coat finish. New side pods offer updated styling, with fingertip access to essential mower controls and improved height-of-cut visibility.

Exmark designed a new padded, ergonomically contoured operator seat for the Quest E-Series models, while the Quest S-Series seat features armrests for additional operator comfort.


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