Glossary T
Terms and Conditions
The rules and regulations governing the use of a zero turn mower, such as warranty and maintenance requirements.
Terrain
The natural environment in which a zero turn mower operates.
Terrain adaptability
The ability of a zero turn mower to adapt to different types of terrain and obstacles.
Terrain features
The natural features of the terrain, such as hills or valleys, that may affect the performance of a zero turn mower.
Terrain obstacles
Any obstacles on the terrain that may affect the performance of a zero turn mower, such as rocks or tree roots.
Terrain suitability
The ability of a zero turn mower to operate effectively on a specific type of terrain.
Terrain type
The type of terrain a zero turn mower is designed to operate on, such as flat or hilly.
Thatch reduction
The process of removing excess thatch from a lawn using a zero turn mower.
Throttle control
The ability to control the speed and power of a zero turn mower’s engine.
Tight spaces maneuvering ability
The ability of a zero turn mower to maneuver in tight spaces, such as around trees or landscaping features.
Tight turns
The ability of a zero turn mower to make sharp turns in tight spaces.
Time Efficiency Factor
A measure of how efficiently a zero turn mower completes landscaping tasks in a given amount of time.
Time management
The process of planning and organizing time to maximize productivity when using a zero turn mower.
Time-saving
The ability of a zero turn mower to complete landscaping tasks quickly and efficiently.
Tire grip on wet grass
The ability of the tires on a zero turn mower to maintain traction on wet grass.
Tire pressure
The amount of air pressure in the tires of a zero turn mower, which affects its performance and handling.
Tire pressure adjustments for traction on hillsides
The act of adjusting the tire pressure on a zero turn mower to improve traction on hillsides.
Tire pressure checks
The process of measuring the air pressure in the tires of a zero turn mower to ensure optimal performance.
Tire replacement
The act of removing and replacing worn or damaged tires on a zero turn mower.
Tire size and traction
The size of the tires and their ability to maintain grip and traction on different types of terrain.
Tire size and tread pattern
The size and pattern of the tire treads that affect the traction and stability of the zero turn mower.
Tire type and size
The type and size of tires used on the zero turn mower, such as pneumatic or solid and their dimensions.
Torque
The twisting force generated by the engine and transmitted to the wheels of the zero turn mower.
Torque converter
A device that transmits power from the engine to the transmission system by using hydraulic fluid.
Torque converter clutch
A clutch that engages and disengages the torque converter to transmit power from the engine to the transmission system.
Torque converter lockup clutch solenoid valve
A valve that controls the engagement and disengagement of the torque converter lockup clutch.
Torque curve
A graph that shows the relationship between engine torque and engine speed, used to optimize engine performance.
Torque output
The amount of twisting force generated by the engine and transmitted to the wheels of the zero turn mower.
Traction
The grip or adhesion between the wheels of the zero turn mower and the ground.
Traction control
The process of regulating the power and torque delivered to the wheels to maintain traction and prevent slippage.
Traction control system
A system that regulates the power and torque delivered to the wheels to maintain traction and prevent slippage.
Traction drive belt
A belt that connects the engine to the transmission system and drives the wheels of the zero turn mower.
Traction on uneven terrain
The ability of the zero turn mower to maintain grip and traction on uneven or sloping terrain.
Tractor mower
A type of lawn mower that is operated by sitting on it and has a cutting deck attached to the front or rear.
Tractor stability
The ability of the zero turn mower to maintain balance and stability while operating on uneven terrain.
Traditional ride-on lawn tractor
A type of lawn mower that has a steering wheel and is operated by sitting on it.
Transaxle
A combination of transmission and axle that transmits power to the wheels of the zero turn mower.
Transmission durability
The ability of the transmission system to withstand wear and tear over time.
Transmission fluid
The lubricant used in the transmission system to reduce friction and wear.
Transmission oil cooler
A device that cools the transmission fluid to prevent overheating and damage to the transmission system.
Transmission range sensor
A sensor that detects the position of the transmission gear and sends signals to the control module.
Transmission system
The mechanism that transmits power from the engine to the wheels of the zero turn mower.
Transmission type
The type of transmission system used in zero turn mowers, such as hydrostatic or mechanical.
Troubleshooting common issues
The process of identifying and resolving common problems that may arise while using zero turn mowers.
Turf damage
The harm caused to the grass or soil due to the use of heavy machinery or equipment on it.
Turning circle
The area required for a mower to make a complete turn, affecting maneuverability and efficiency.
Turning radius
See zero-turn radius.
Turning radius difference
The difference in turning radius between two mowers, affecting maneuverability and efficiency.
Twin-cylinder
See twin-cylinder engine.
Twin-cylinder engine
An engine with two cylinders, providing greater power and efficiency than a single-cylinder engine.