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Toro 42" (107 cm) eTimeCutter eMR4275 60V Battery Powered Ride-On Mower

Zero-Turn mower · Residential-duty · Battery

Toro Australia doesn’t publish a recommended retail price for this model online — it’s dealer quote only. The Toro Australia product page is the place to start.

Sold in Australia — listed on toro.com.au, checked 13 Oct 2026.

The Toro 42 in eTimeCutter eMR4275 60V Battery Powered Ride-On Mower is a residential-grade battery zero-turn mower, built for mowing open residential acreage quickly, with a 42-inch deck and a 60 V battery. It weighs 551.2 lb (250 kg).

At a glance

Power Source
battery
Cutting Width
42 in (1067 mm)
Ground Speed
6.8 mph
Weight
551 lbs (250 kg)
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Engine

Toro 42 in eTimeCutter eMR4275 60V Battery Powered Ride-On Mower engine specifications
Power Sourcebattery

Electrical

Toro 42 in eTimeCutter eMR4275 60V Battery Powered Ride-On Mower electrical specifications
Voltage60 V

Deck

Toro 42 in eTimeCutter eMR4275 60V Battery Powered Ride-On Mower deck specifications
Cutting Width42 in (1067 mm)
Blades2
Min Cut Height1.5 in (38 mm)
Max Cut Height4.5 in (114 mm)
Deck ConstructionIronForged® fabricated 10-gauge steel

Drive

Toro 42 in eTimeCutter eMR4275 60V Battery Powered Ride-On Mower drive specifications
Ground Speed6.8 mph

Dimensions

Toro 42 in eTimeCutter eMR4275 60V Battery Powered Ride-On Mower dimensions specifications
Weight551 lbs (250 kg)

Commercial / Pro

Toro 42 in eTimeCutter eMR4275 60V Battery Powered Ride-On Mower commercial / pro specifications
Seat Type40.6 cm handcrafted, seat pan is fastened to MyRide® suspension platform

General

Toro 42 in eTimeCutter eMR4275 60V Battery Powered Ride-On Mower general specifications
Warranty3 yr

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What the parts on this spec sheet mean

Independent reference database. Specs compiled from manufacturer sources and normalized for comparison; verify with the manufacturer or dealer before purchase.

What the specs work out to

Figures MowerFacts computes from Toro’s own numbers — not published by the manufacturer.

Mowing time

  • ¼ acre9 min 6 min
  • ½ acre18 min 13 min
  • 1 acre37 min 26 min
  • 2 acres1 h 14 min 52 min
  • 5 acres3 h 5 min 2 h 9 min

About 37 min per acre at 1.63 acres/hour, mowing at 4.8 mph. The second figure is at the published 6.8 mph top speed (2.32 acres/hour) — faster than anyone really mows.

Weight & hauling

  • Machine weight551 lb
  • + 6×12 trailer900 lb
  • Towed weight1,451 lb
  • single-axle 3,500 lbCarries it, 2,049 lb spare
  • tandem-axle 7,000 lbCarries it, 5,549 lb spare

Needs a single-axle 3,500 lb trailer and a vehicle rated to tow at least 1,451 lb.

Gate & trailer fit

  • 32 in gateToo wide
  • 36 in gateToo wide
  • 48 in gateToo wide

Needs at least 49 in of clearance (estimated).

Mowing times assume 1.63 acres/hour: deck width x 4.8 mph at 80% efficiency, which allows for overlap, turns and trimming. 4.8 mph is 70% of the 6.8 mph top speed Toro publishes - almost nobody mows flat out. The "at top speed" figure is the same sum at 6.8 mph, shown so you can see it.

Fit uses the deck width plus 6 in for the discharge chute, because Toro doesn't publish an overall width — measure before buying if a gate is tight.

Towed weight adds a 900 lb allowance for a 6x12 open utility trailer to Toro's published machine weight. Your trailer's own weight is on its VIN plate. Tongue weight, axle placement and your vehicle's tow rating are still yours to check — this is the load, not a loading plan.

Source: Toro (manufacturer) · archived copy

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