Exmark Quest V-Series (electric residential zero-turn)
Zero-Turn mower · Model QZV060B0242H00 · Commercial-duty · Battery
$6,799 Exmark list price
Manufacturer list price only — it excludes tax, freight, dealer setup and any local discount, and dealers set the final price.
- Weighs 475 lb
- On a 6×12 trailer 1,375 lb towed, single-axle 3,500 lb
- Mows an acre in 36 min (25 at top speed) How long for your yard? ›
- How these are worked out ›
The Exmark Quest V-Series (electric residential zero-turn) is a commercial-grade battery zero-turn mower, built for daily commercial mowing, with a 42-inch deck and a 60 V battery. It weighs 475 lb (215.5 kg).
At a glance
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Engine
| Power Source | battery |
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Electrical
| Voltage | 60 V |
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Deck
| Cutting Width | 42 in (1067 mm) |
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| Min Cut Height | 1.5 in (38 mm) |
| Max Cut Height | 4.5 in (114 mm) |
Drive
| Ground Speed | 7 mph |
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Dimensions
| Weight | 475 lbs (215.5 kg) |
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| Length | 75 in (1905 mm) |
| Width | 53.8 in (1367 mm) |
| Height | 45.6 in (1158 mm) |
Professional use
How the Quest V-Series (electric residential zero-turn) fits commercial and high-acreage work, from the specs we have. Duty class: Commercial.
Productivity computed from deck width and ground speed. Compare on the calculator ›
| Deck width | 42 in |
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| Ground speed | 7 mph |
| Cut-height range | 38 mm – 114 mm |
| Weight | 215.5 kg |
Exmark doesn’t publish 15 of these for the Quest V-Series (electric residential zero-turn): engine make, engine displacement, engine power, transmission, drive type, fuel capacity, warranty, commercial warranty, deck construction, deck gauge, spindle type, frame construction, anti-scalp rollers, drive tire size, seat type.
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Specs verified against the manufacturer spec sheet on Jun 6, 2026 — exmark.com.
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What the specs work out to
Figures MowerFacts computes from Exmark’s own numbers — not published by the manufacturer.
Mowing time
- ¼ acre9 min 6 min
- ½ acre18 min 13 min
- 1 acre36 min 25 min
- 2 acres1 h 12 min 51 min
- 5 acres3 h 2 h 6 min
About 36 min per acre at 1.66 acres/hour, mowing at 4.9 mph. The second figure is at the published 7.0 mph top speed (2.38 acres/hour) — faster than anyone really mows.
Weight & hauling
- Machine weight475 lb
- + 6×12 trailer900 lb
- Towed weight1,375 lb
- single-axle 3,500 lbCarries it, 2,125 lb spare
- tandem-axle 7,000 lbCarries it, 5,625 lb spare
Needs a single-axle 3,500 lb trailer and a vehicle rated to tow at least 1,375 lb.
Gate & trailer fit
- 32 in gateToo wide
- 36 in gateToo wide
- 48 in gateToo wide
Needs at least 54 in of clearance.
Mowing times assume 1.66 acres/hour: deck width x 4.9 mph at 80% efficiency, which allows for overlap, turns and trimming. 4.9 mph is 70% of the 7.0 mph top speed Exmark publishes - almost nobody mows flat out. The "at top speed" figure is the same sum at 7.0 mph, shown so you can see it.
Fit uses Exmark's published overall width.
Towed weight adds a 900 lb allowance for a 6x12 open utility trailer to Exmark'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.
Exmark Quest V-Series (electric residential zero-turn) questions
What size deck is on the Exmark Quest V-Series (electric residential zero-turn)?
The Exmark Quest V-Series (electric residential zero-turn) has a 42-inch (1067 mm) cutting deck.
How much does the Exmark Quest V-Series (electric residential zero-turn) weigh?
The Exmark Quest V-Series (electric residential zero-turn) weighs 475 lb (215.5 kg) as specified by Exmark.
What size trailer do I need for the Exmark Quest V-Series (electric residential zero-turn)?
At 475 lb, the Exmark Quest V-Series (electric residential zero-turn) on a typical 6x12 open utility trailer (about 900 lb empty) is roughly 1,375 lb of towed weight. That is within a single-axle 3,500 lb trailer, and your tow vehicle needs to be rated for at least 1,375 lb. Tongue weight, axle placement and your own trailer's empty weight still have to be checked — this is the arithmetic, not a loading plan.
How fast is the Exmark Quest V-Series (electric residential zero-turn)?
Top ground speed is 7 mph. With its 42-inch deck that works out to about 2.38 acres per hour at 80% efficiency — allowing for overlap, turns and trimming.
How long does the Exmark Quest V-Series (electric residential zero-turn) take to mow an acre?
About 25 min per acre, from its 42-inch deck at 7 mph and 80% efficiency — roughly 2.38 acres an hour, so five acres is about 2 h 6 min. Rough or obstacle-heavy ground takes longer; this is deck width times ground speed, not a timed test.
How much does the Exmark Quest V-Series (electric residential zero-turn) cost?
Exmark's published list price is $6,799, checked 23 October 2026. That excludes tax, freight, dealer setup and any local discount — dealers set the final price.
What is the Exmark Quest V-Series (electric residential zero-turn) built for?
Commercial-duty zero-turn mower. Built for daily, paid commercial use.
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