Glossary F

Glossary F

Federal and state regulations

Laws and regulations that govern the use of zero turn mowers for professional landscape care.

  • Gas Vs. Electric: Zero Turn Mowers (Decoded)
  • Fertilizer application

    The ability of the mower to apply fertilizer to the lawn while mowing.

  • Zero-Turn Mower: Bagging Vs. Mulching (Unpacked)
  • Foot pedal operation

    The use of foot pedals to control the speed and direction of the mower.

  • Hydrostatic Vs. Automatic: Zero-Turn Transmissions (Decoded)
  • Foot pedal placement

    The location of the foot pedals on the mower for controlling speed and direction.

  • Zero-Turn: Single Vs. Twin-Cylinder Engines (Compared)
  • Forward and reverse gears

    The different gear options available for moving the mower forward or backward.

  • Hydrostatic Vs. Automatic: Zero-Turn Transmissions (Decoded)
  • Forward and reverse motion

    The ability of the mower to move both forward and backward.

  • Hydrostatic Vs. Automatic: Zero-Turn Transmissions (Decoded)
  • Forward speed

    The speed at which the mower moves forward.

  • Zero-Turn Vs. Riding Mower: Efficiency (Explained)
  • Zero-Turn Vs. Walk-Behind Mower: Speed (Explained)
  • Frequency spectrum analysis

    An analysis of the frequency components of a sound, used to identify the source of the sound.

  • Zero-Turn Mower: 2-Stroke Vs. 4-Stroke Engines (Unpacked)
  • Friction disc clutch

    A type of clutch that uses friction to engage and disengage the mower blades or transmission.

  • Hydrostatic Vs. Automatic: Zero-Turn Transmissions (Decoded)
  • Front caster wheels

    Smaller wheels located at the front of a zero turn mower that provide increased maneuverability and stability.

  • Zero-Turn Vs. Tractor Mower: Maneuverability (Compared)
  • Front engine

    The location of the mower’s engine at the front of the machine.

  • Zero-Turn Mower: Front Vs. Rear Engine (Unpacked)
  • Front engine zero-turn mower

    A type of mower with the engine located at the front of the machine and the ability to make zero-radius turns.

  • Zero-Turn Mower: Front Vs. Rear Engine (Unpacked)
  • Front-wheel drive

    A propulsion system that uses the front wheels to drive the mower forward.

  • Residential Vs. Commercial: Zero Turn Mowers (Clarified)
  • Front-wheel steering

    A steering system that uses the front wheels to control the direction of the mower.

  • Zero-Turn Vs. Riding Mower: Efficiency (Explained)
  • Fuel capacity

    The maximum amount of fuel that the mower’s tank can hold.

  • Zero-Turn Mower: Front Vs. Rear Engine (Unpacked)
  • Zero-Turn Vs. Tractor Mower: Maneuverability (Compared)
  • Fuel capacity size

    The physical size of the mower’s fuel tank.

  • Residential Vs. Commercial: Zero Turn Mowers (Clarified)
  • Fuel consumption

    The amount of fuel used by the mower’s engine during operation.

  • Cutting Width: Narrow Vs. Wide Zero-Turn Mowers (Defined)
  • Deck Size: Small Vs. Large Zero-Turn Mowers (Defined)
  • Zero-Turn Vs. Riding Mower: Efficiency (Explained)
  • Residential Vs. Commercial: Zero Turn Mowers (Clarified)
  • Zero-Turn Mower: 2-Stroke Vs. 4-Stroke Engines (Unpacked)
  • Fuel Consumption Rate

    The rate at which the mower’s engine consumes fuel during operation.

  • Cutting Width: Narrow Vs. Wide Zero-Turn Mowers (Defined)
  • Fuel efficiency

    The ability of the mower’s engine to convert fuel into usable energy with minimal waste.

  • Zero-Turn: Single Vs. Twin-Cylinder Engines (Compared)
  • Zero-Turn Vs. Walk-Behind Mower: Speed (Explained)
  • Residential Vs. Commercial: Zero Turn Mowers (Clarified)
  • Zero-Turn Mower: 2-Stroke Vs. 4-Stroke Engines (Unpacked)
  • Zero-Turn Mower: Front Vs. Rear Engine (Unpacked)
  • Zero-Turn Vs. Riding Mower: Efficiency (Explained)
  • Gas Vs. Electric: Zero Turn Mowers (Decoded)
  • Hydrostatic Vs. Automatic: Zero-Turn Transmissions (Decoded)
  • Zero-Turn Mower: Flat Vs. Hilly Terrain (Clarified)
  • Zero-Turn Vs. Tractor Mower: Maneuverability (Compared)
  • Fuel efficiency considerations during extended use

    Factors to consider when using the mower for extended periods of time, such as fuel consumption and engine maintenance.

  • Zero-Turn Mower: Flat Vs. Hilly Terrain (Clarified)
  • Fuel efficiency rate

    The rate at which the mower’s engine converts fuel into usable energy.

  • Deck Size: Small Vs. Large Zero-Turn Mowers (Defined)
  • Gas Vs. Electric: Zero Turn Mowers (Decoded)
  • Fuel injection system

    A system that delivers fuel to an engine in a controlled manner, resulting in improved fuel efficiency and performance.

  • Zero-Turn Mower: 2-Stroke Vs. 4-Stroke Engines (Unpacked)
  • Fuel stabilizer use (for gas mowers)

    A chemical additive that helps prevent gasoline from breaking down over time.

  • Gas Vs. Electric: Zero Turn Mowers (Decoded)
  • Fuel tank capacity

    The maximum amount of fuel that the mower’s tank can hold.

  • Cutting Width: Narrow Vs. Wide Zero-Turn Mowers (Defined)
  • Deck Size: Small Vs. Large Zero-Turn Mowers (Defined)
  • Gas Vs. Electric: Zero Turn Mowers (Decoded)
  • Zero-Turn Vs. Riding Mower: Efficiency (Explained)
  • Fuel type

    The type of fuel used by the mower’s engine, such as gasoline or diesel.

  • Cutting Width: Narrow Vs. Wide Zero-Turn Mowers (Defined)