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Cub Cadet vs Toro Mowers

An objective, spec-based comparison of Cub Cadet and Toro. On MowerFacts, Cub Cadet has 54 models cataloged and Toro has 56. Below: each brand's lineup, representative models, and a head-to-head spec sheet of a comparable model from each.

How the two lineups compare

Medians across every cataloged model, plus the suppliers each brand fits. Manufacturers publish this brand by brand; this puts the two side by side.

Cub Cadet and Toro lineups compared on deck, speed, productivity, weight, price and components
MeasureCub CadetToro
Models cataloged5442
Median deck 52 in 34 in
Median ground speed 7 mph 7 mph
Median acres/hour 2.141.66
Median weight 1,080 lb 511 lb
List price (median) $5,499 (54 priced) $824 (24 priced)
Price range $419–$18,199 $439–$11,999
Engines fitted Kawasaki (30), Kohler (18), Cub Cadet (4), Briggs & Stratton (2) Briggs & Stratton (11), Kohler (10), Kawasaki (9), Toro (3)
Transmissions Hydro-Gear Ezt 2200 (12), Tuff Torq K46 (6), Hydro-Gear Zt 3100 (6) Hydrostatic (5), Dual Hydrostatic Hg-Zt2800 (3), Dual Hydrostatic Hg-Zt2100 (2)
Power 54 gas 33 gas, 9 battery

Medians describe the lineup, not any one machine — a brand with more commercial models will show a wider median deck. Blank means the manufacturer doesn’t publish it.

Head-to-head: PRO X 660 EFI vs GrandStand 36 in. 15 hp 541cc

A comparable commercial model from each brand, side by side. MowerFacts presents the stated specs neutrally and does not rank one brand above the other. Open in the full compare tool ›

Best suited for

What each model is built for, from its duty class and key specs. This is a neutral reference — MowerFacts does not rank one model above another.

  • Cub Cadet PRO X 660 EFI — commercial: daily paid use and high acreage; 60-inch deck; gas powered
  • Toro GrandStand 36 in. 15 hp 541cc — commercial: daily paid use and high acreage; 36-inch deck; gas powered
Cub Cadet PRO X 660 EFI vs Toro GrandStand 36 in. 15 hp 541cc specifications
Spec PRO X 660 EFI
Cub Cadet
GrandStand 36 in. 15 hp 541cc
Toro
Engine
Power Source gas gas
Engine Make Kawasaki® Kawasaki
Displacement 50.2 ci (822 cc) 36.8 ci (603 cc)
Engine Power 34.5 hp 15 hp
Cylinders 2 —
Engine Model FX Series EFI —
Fuel Type — Gasoline
Start Type Ignition Key Electric
Deck
Cutting Width 60 in (1524 mm) 36 in (914 mm)
Blades 3 3
Deck Material 10-gauge steel 7 Gauge Steel
Deck Construction 10 ga shell w/ 7 ga top & bottom reinforcement 7-gauge 36" (91 cm) TURBO FORCE® with bull-nose bumper
Deck Gauge 10 7
Min Cut Height — 1 in (25 mm)
Blade Tip Speed — 18497 ft/min (5638 m/min)
Discharge — Rubber
Max Cut Height — 5 in (127 mm)
Drive
Transmission 12cc Hydro-Gear® pumps / 240cc Parker® wheel motors —
Ground Speed 10 mph 8 mph
Drive Tire Size — 18 in. x 8.5 in. - 8 in. (46 cm x 22 cm - 20 cm)
Drive Type — Pumps 10cc rev Wheel Motors 10 cir
Reverse Speed 5 mph —
Drive System — Pumps 10cc rev Wheel Motors 10 cir
Dimensions
Weight 1115 lbs (505.8 kg) 837 lbs (379.7 kg)
Fuel Capacity 7.5 gal (28.4 L) 7.8 gal (29.5 L)
Length — 77.2 in (1962 mm)
Width — 49 in (1245 mm)
Height — 52 in (1321 mm)
Commercial / Pro
Frame Construction — 3 in. x 1.5 in. x 12 gauge (7.6 cm x 3.8 cm x 12 gauge)
General
Product Use — Commercial

Specific model comparisons

Cub Cadet vs Toro — FAQ

Is Cub Cadet better than Toro?

MowerFacts is a reference, not a review — we don't rank one brand above the other. Both Cub Cadet and Toro build comparable machines; compare the spec sheets side by side to see how a given pair differs and decide what fits your needs.

What types of mowers do Cub Cadet and Toro make?

On MowerFacts, Cub Cadet has 54 models cataloged and Toro has 56, spanning Push / Walk-Behind, Riding (Lawn Tractor), Zero-Turn, Commercial (Cub Cadet) and Push / Walk-Behind, Zero-Turn, Commercial (Toro).

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Specs verified against the manufacturer spec sheet on Jun 6, 2026 — cubcadet.com.

Specs verified against the manufacturer spec sheet on Jun 6, 2026 — toro.com.

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

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