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Reviewed Aug. 24, 2026
I bought a Craftsman T110 riding mower in May. Terrible mistake. First 3 gears don’t pull. Put in the shop. They thought they had it. Got home. Half way through cutting grass it stopped pulling in 3rd gear. Put it in 4th gear you are going 20 miles per hour across your yard. Very dangerous. I feel like I’m gonna fall off when I turn corners. Really Wish. Had spent more and bought a hydrostatic transmission like my John Deere had. Would not recommend this mower for anyone.
Reviewed July 28, 2026
2020 Self Propelled Mower, 21” Large rear wheels do great on sloped properties. Only negative is the plastic handle needs to push forward and a bit clumsy. Absolutely worth what it cost. Sealed oil tank with no changing necessary! Has handled the lawn perfectly 1/4 acre; and started up each Spring after sitting through 4 winters! Blade changed once since purchase in 2022 late Summer. Not sure if they are making newer ones nearly as well, but ours is fine!
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Reviewed July 24, 2026
These lawnmowers don’t work and gives hard time after using couple of times. First one stopped working after using twice and second one worked for hardly 6-7 times. They have reset button which doesn’t click and spring doesn’t work.
Reviewed July 22, 2026
Bought a Craftsman Z5200 in May 2025, on June 2026 my deck is coming apart, the metal is too thin on deck causing breaks in the deck, this also happened on my Craftsman T110 mower, I ate the cost on it and looks like I be eating cost on this one, bought at Lowe’s, call Lowe’s they tell you call Craftsman, Craftsman tells you call MTD, MTD tells you call Lowe’s, what has happened to Craftsman, used to be a dependable company….Sad…

Reviewed June 20, 2026
I bought this Craftsman model CM17RFFACS093 zero turn 42" cut rider from Lowe's on 04/27/2025. Took delivery on 04/30/2025. Checked the mower over, everything looked good. Used my mower on my lawn, and since I have sandy soil and two hills to mow, (reason I bought this unit, it advertised steep hills) here in SC; there was a tendency to slid a lot on the sandy soil tearing up my grass all the time. Decided to buy chains for the tires for my model and tire size. Chains came in (model number was correct) and wouldn’t go on. They hit the mower frame. The space between the tire was just the width of the chain links. Check the tires air pressure. Both tires were inflated to 22 PSI, I checked that with two gages, for tires rated for a Max air pressure of 10 PSI. Lowered the tire press to Max rating of 10 PSI. Tires are so stretched that, when deflated the sidewalls bulge closer to the frame. No way the chains will fit on these tires, stretched as they are.
Sent customer service an email stating above, and need new tires so I could use my chains. No answer. Sent it again, and again, no answer. Sent to hand tool customer service, they answered in 2 hours. Told me I sent to wrong department and they would forward my complaint to yard tools. Waited, no answer. Called mower support phone number, told them my problem, they said I had a month to report issue, so no support. Seriously, who checks tire pressure on a new from the mower manufacturer. Would expect them to get something like that right, guess not. They over pressure the tires, probably in hopes you will damage them and need new tires, from them. And not answering five emails to their support site, plain rude.
Reviewed June 19, 2026
T110 model with manual trans and 42 inch deck. Bought from the Lowes in Smokey Point Arlington Washington...June 2026. Mower blades vibrate entire machine badly. Ground drive system slips in the lower gears to the point where the machine will not move. After inspecting my brand new machine it became obvious that Lowes sold me a used machine. They did a great clean up job where it showed, but after I had a look at this machine after 5 minutes of operation it had a large amount of dried grass firmly stuck to the inside of the mower deck and one of the blades had obviously struck rocks to be as damaged as it was. The ground drive system appears to need a complete re-engineering in order to make it reliable as the machines that Sears used to sell 20 years ago.

Reviewed June 11, 2026
2025 t100 42 inch rider. Transmission is a pos. 3 times mowing trans quit, 1 thru 6 gears. Sears fixed it and mowed half of yard and quit again. If you have lots of money to waste then buy it
Reviewed May 10, 2026
Bought new lawn mower November of last year, have not made the first cut, will not stay running. Contacted Craftsman, sent them proof of purchase, still have not contacted me to see what needs to be done for repairs shop in Columbus GA area works on product was bought on a military post
Reviewed April 20, 2026
I was finally able to buy a brand new lawn mower! And Craftsman having a good reputation I bought a zero turn Z5200 42" 20 hp. It's 4 years old now and it has been a piece! I have had to replace two starter solenoids and a starter. Now it's out of warranty and trying to get ahold of customer service was a joke! Very disappointed! And tired of fixing!
Reviewed Nov. 11, 2025
I’m very disappointed with the service I received from Craftsman. When I tried to use their warranty, I was given the complete run-around — transferred between departments, made to repeat the same information multiple times, and ultimately left without any resolution. It’s clear they go out of their way to avoid honoring their own warranty.
After years of trusting Craftsman for reliable tools and support, this experience has completely changed my opinion of the company. The lack of accountability and customer care is unacceptable. I will not be purchasing Craftsman products again and would strongly advise others to think twice before doing so.

Reviewed Oct. 22, 2025
Back in August I called Craftsman support for my riding lawnmower that is still under warranty. I was given the name and address of the shop I needed to take the machine (Rich’s Quality Lawn Mower). After we dropped off the tractor, it took the shop a week to let us know that they didn’t do any warranty business with Craftsman so we had no choice than to leave it there since it took us almost 2 hours to get there and Craftsman support told me that they were going to cover if whatever was wrong was covered under the warranty.
The suspicious thing is that the shop refused to put what was wrong with the tractor on the invoice despite of my request to get a different invoice detailing why tractor was backfiring and not engaging. No issue stated on the invoice but charged for a tune-up. No issue - no warranty coverage. It sounds to me like a scam. Very disappointed with their customer service by giving out false information to the buyer in order to avoid warranty reimbursement.
Reviewed Oct. 7, 2025
I have three issues with the Craftsman T220K mower. The first is the reliability. After 18 months the starter is bad for it will not start the mower. (Had to order a new starter.) The second is that it is NOT easy to remove the deck to service the blades. (The John Deere mowers decks are easy to remove compared to the Craftsman.) The last issue is the maximum height adjustment is just TOO low for it cuts the grass TOO short for summer use. (It might be suitable for golf courses.) I do have one praise -- The one items that I DO like is the reverse feature for it is far superior to the other mowers that I have used. Thanks for your time.
Reviewed Sept. 4, 2025
Bought a Craftsman Rider lawn mower June 2025. It does not start. Trying to get service is a nightmare. They want me to bring it for service before they can give me a return #. The closest place for service is 1 Hour away.. They don't pick up. They expect me to deliver for service. Stay away from this company. It's not worth the headache.
Reviewed Aug. 5, 2025
Ok, I bought a craftsman z5800 54" from Lowe's in 2024. I am definitely giving it a 2 star because of quality. The deck sucks, I have now after a year had to buy 3 new spindles. How do you make something that can't be grease! Amazon spindles are much better warranty sucks so I fixed it my self. Don't buy!!! Craftsman if you want to reach out my email is **, otherwise your product should not be sold!!!
Reviewed July 12, 2025
Purchased the Craftsman t2400 tractor (model #13AQA9ZTA93) from Lowe's 5/15/24 3yr warranty. 5/31/25 (20 hrs) transaxle failure, called Lowes. Told nothing they can do. Call warranty help line for assistance. Told to take it to repair center. I did. After a week they called and said, "We can't work on it. come get it." Called help center back and was told to take it back. Called them back again. Authorized repair center said no. Called help center again and was given list of authorized repair centers.. Started making calls. Not one of their authorized repair shops will fix this tractor.
Today is 7/12/25. Not that they care, but my grass is now knee high. I have a $3,000.00 boat anchor, I have done way more than I feel that I should have to do for a warranty repair of a unit with 20 hrs on it. I now need to go buy another tractor so I can cut my grass. This is the worst customer service that I have ever experienced. I have always been a craftsman guy for 40 yrs. This is making it tough to ever buy a craftsman product again. At this point I feel ripped off and should be refunded or tractor replaced. I need someone to contact me regarding this situation.
Reviewed July 1, 2025
Do not buy Craftsman's riding lawn mower. They do not stand by their manufactory warranty. I purchased a R110 riding mower on June 19th. Was delivered on the 24th. First time mowing. The screw in the bottom of seat came out and crack top of seat and then seat fell off.
Reviewed June 7, 2025
I bought those lawn tractor three years ago and the first two years. The automatic choke wouldn’t work until after an hour of cranking and recharging the battery over and over again. Now I’m using starting fluid to get it to start and my starter died. Put the old choke lever back on the machines because this automatic one is junk.
Reviewed June 1, 2025
I have had my Craftsman T2200 for two years. I chose it primarily for the 19.5hp Kohler engine, which is rock solid. I'm now in my third season of using it, and I'm pretty pleased. The 5" turning radius is about as tight as it gets, short of a zero turn, which is a completely different type of mower. The transmission is super smooth. If you do your maintenance, it should serve you well for a very long time.
The only hiccup has been the battery. I didn't really notice until it was dead this Spring. I shrugged and charged it. It was dead again a month later. It wasn't until I brought the replacement battery home that I noticed that they had cut a major corner at my expense. The included battery is a nonstandard size, about 1/4 the volume of a standard U1 battery. They have a plastic insert to make the smaller battery fit in the U1-sized hole. Take out the old battery and the insert, and the proper battery fits like a glove. I love this lawnmower, but that's pretty rotten and outrageous way to save pennies on a machine that costs over $2000. Deducting one star for that nonsense!
Reviewed May 18, 2025
I bought the 36” Craftsman mower 2 years ago, I now have 54 hours on the engine and I’ve never once had any sort of an issue. Only thing I had to jump the battery because I never hooked the trickle charger for the winter (MY FAULT). I’m really surprised by so many awful reviews I’ve read. I know if mine ever gets tired I’ll buy another craftsman.
Reviewed May 16, 2025
Last fall we moved into our new place. The lot is .8 acres, so the back yard is probably some over a half acre. The previous owners had fenced it, and put in 34" gates, so I needed a 30 inch mower to get through the gates. I'm a pretty decent mechanic. I've restored over a dozen motorcycles, and three cars. All I can say is that this mower shows exactly why foreign products have taken over the market.
First, I bought the mower from Lowe's, who assembled and delivered it, so I don't know whether the problems were caused by them or if they are endemic to the Craftsman brand. It was delivered without an ignition key. When I called Lowe's, they MAILED me one. Meanwhile, I went to a hardware store and just bought one for a couple of bucks. That was the foreshadowing. The very first time I tried to mow, both seat bolts snapped off. Lowe's told me that is not an unusual problem, but then said they couldn't get it in to repair for several weeks. That was unacceptable. I took the seat assembly apart, noted that the seat bolts are actually self-tapping screws, and showed signs of overtightening. They also looked wimpy for seat mounts. I further disassembled the mower, likely voiding any warranty. Big deal. Warranty will put it back like it was. Like it was broke!
I drilled out the seat mount and put a couple of 1/2" bolts in from the bottom, put thin nuts on the top of the mount as lock nuts, then the top part of the seat bracket. It won't break now. As it was late in the year, I waited until now to service it. Another annoyance--- the oil drain plug. Why, in the 21st century, did B&S use a 1/2" SQUARE oil plug? And why is it impossible to change the oil without getting it all over the deck, the floor, and the user? Yeah, I know, you're supposed to buy the oil change kit. Let me say I'm reluctant to spend more money for something that should be included if it's needed to do the oil change. Instead, I got a 6" piece of steel plumbing pipe and a ball valve with a piece of hose. Now I can untuck the hose, put the drain pan to the side, and open the valve.
That was not the worst of it, though. The worst thing was getting the blade off to sharpen it. I don't know if it was the factory, or Lowe's, but somebody WAY overtightened the nut holding the blade onto the spindle. I tried to loosen it--- no go. I used penetrating oil. I used a propane torch. It would not loosen. I have an old style 24" torque wrench, the kind with a pointer. I had to have help pulling it. At 250 lbs torque, the nut rounded off. Vice Grips and a hammer wouldn't budge it. I tried a nut splitter--- it's a flanged nut, so the splitter wouldn't work. I ended up using a grinder to grind away one side of the nut, almost to the threads before the damned thing would turn. TWO DAYS of work just to get a nut off! You want to know why I'll pick almost ANYTHING before "American Made"? This is a perfect example. US products suck.
Having said that, as a mower, it works fine. It has adequate power, has been reliable, and I can't complain about it performance-wise. It only gets 1 star, though. I have friends in Tennessee that work for both Briggs & Stratton and MTD, and no corporation that pays its employees less than a living wage will ever get more from me. I'd rather feed a Chinese family than help Bezos or other corpo-criminals buy another yacht.
Reviewed Sept. 23, 2024
I purchased a Craftsman T110 Riding mower earlier this year. I am 85 years old and have been using Craftsman mowers almost exclusively since I was 12 years old. My other Craftsman riding mower is a LT 1000. The older mower is far superior. The first issue with the T110 was the very first time I engaged the mower deck blades. There was a noticeable vibration from the mower deck. I immediately shut the mower off and looked for a loose blade or any visible damage. I found no detectable issue. I decided that possibly the blades were out of balance. I have never experienced that severe of a vibration on any other mower. I have not replaced the blades yet.
The second issue is with the 2 ply tires installed on the mower. The very first time I mowed, two tires went flat from goat heads. I had to order 4 ply rated tires after one use of the mower. The third issue is with the rear bagger. It is almost worthless. The flexible hose is too short by 3 or 4 inches, It keeps disconnecting from either end while mowing. Also it is far too wide to fit through my 48" side gate. My LT1000 with rear bagger fits nicely through the gate. The rear bagger also keeps plugging up the hose with grass. The bagger is very flimsy and hard to clean. I regret buying it and now rarely use it. Nice yard ornament. If I could mount the old bagger system on the T110, I would. That is not possible, due to the design differences. All in all, not one of my better decisions to buy it.
Reviewed Sept. 16, 2024
Last year I purchased a Craftsman 42 inch lawn tractor, within days I knew I had a lemon. Multiple issues from wiring and battery problems to carburetor choke sticking. I took it back. Being a firm believer in Craftsman, even from MTD, I accepted that maybe this was just a lemon, everyone has them from time to time, so I left Lowe's with another tractor the same make. The tractor worked great - for about 6 weeks. Then the choke started sticking, just like first one. Shortly after the mower started choking down and cutting out when in 3 inch high grass. Now, it's a fight to get it to cut consistently at all.
I contacted Craftsman AND Lowe's. Explained the problems, including the safety brake on the transmission not working, it rolls without releasing the transmission lock. So far as I can find, and after talking with a local repair shop on Craftsman's list, the repair won't be warranted. They tell me that MTD, the manufacturer, usually won't pay for the repairs that this mower likely needs, they've seen this before and MTD has always denied the claim. There is no way I can ever recommend a Craftsman or MTD product again.
Reviewed Sept. 3, 2024
30 hours on mower in 2 years and in the shop FIVE times and shop cost over $400. Warranty either not covered or you can’t find any factory help! I think my comment should stop any sales if they publish this. JUNK. JUNK.

Reviewed Aug. 14, 2024
I purchased a T210 riding lawn mower in 2020. I have 118 hrs on the machine. I recently experienced complete failure of the transmission. I took it to a reputable repair shop and they informed me that the repair parts were not available and it would need a whole new transmission. The mower in queue before mine was also a Craftsman with a failed transmission. Today I took the deck to the repair shop to donate along with the mower to try to help out someone else with parts. The engine ran fine. I thought about purchasing the next model up. I believe it was the 2400 as they don't make the T210 anymore. As luck would have it as I was at the shop a customer was dropping off a 2400 with only 40 hrs time on it for get this transmission failure. Come on Craftsman. Start building a reliable transmission or at least one that can have parts replaced. Needless to say I will no longer purchase a Craftsman. Buyer beware!!!! Highly disappointed.
Reviewed July 29, 2024
My Craftsman lawn tractor will only cut for 20 to 30 minutes. I have taken it to the shop and it is still doing it. New spark plugs, fuel and oil filters, everything we could think of and my warranty is about to expire and they haven't figured out what it wrong. Have anyone else had this issue. I got a new tractor because of power steering. Now I am stuck with a lemon from Lowe's. I shop there regularly.
Reviewed July 27, 2024
Craftsman T2200 Lawn Tractor. Purchased from Lowe's (Milledgeville Ga) July 10, 2023. Had to charge battery before using, less than 8 hours on mower air filter totally disintegrated on the inside, replaced and winterized it keeping in garage. April I put fresh gas, charged battery and after 10 minutes mower started smoking, engine running rough, stalling out. The spark plug was fouled out by oil, replaced, changed oil and filter, ran about 15 minutes doing same thing. Lowe's sent it off for warranty on April 25, 2024. Service called saying oil was dirty and carb. Was damaged. I don't understand why oil was dirty when I had just changed it. Not covered by warranty 370.54. Finally got thru to Lowe's manager and after heated discussion she finally agreed that Lowe's would pay cost. Asked if they would check battery and starter also.
I got it back 6/17/24. Repair order stated carb had been replaced, battery and starter working fine. Wrong! Again I had to charge battery, still smoked, got 1 cutting done. 2nd cutting charged battery, after 10 minutes started running rough engine cutting out, check oil, it was dirty, drained. Put fresh oil in. Checked spark plug. It was coated with oil, clean and reinstalled. Got 20 minutes of mowing and same thing. Very, very disappointed. I am 66 years old, have owned 3 Craftsman lawnmowers because my father and son believe in Craftsman (they are the best). Have always cleaned mine after mowing and keep them in garage. I've never had any trouble with them before so I purchased this one and it is definitely a lemon.
Reviewed June 26, 2024
Purchased a Craftsman 36 inch riding mower from Lowe's in May 2023. The first issue is safety; the seat is so slippery that I have had to reach out a leg to keep from falling off; The second issue is with the brakes, one time I was mowing and put the brake on and the mower kept moving into bushes. When backing the brakes hardly work. I have had constant battery issues and experienced a flat tire with no apparent damage. The mower scalps the grass when turning the mower and leaves ridges when mowing straight. Lowe's sent my mower to an unauthorized repair facility and I was charged $270.00 for installing a battery which was under warranty. Lowe's has been very uncooperative in accepting responsibility for their mistake.
Reviewed May 1, 2024
Purchase a Craftsman lawnmower from Lowes under warranty, no service plan bought lawnmower. Will not hold gas, trying to go through this loop from Lowes to Craftsman is a big fat joke. Lowe's will not help over year purchase. Remind you paid for at purchase. Now my warranty is running out in 10 days, can not get anyone to help, keep passing ball, Craftsman will not answer phone or stupid online crap. I've got a 2,000 pile of crap. Never again Lowes never again.
Reviewed Oct. 6, 2023
I purchased a 3000 dollar Craftsman lawnmower. Only put 35 hours of on it and the throttle broke, battery has to be jumped every time used, belt came off twice and two tires have gone flat. I called to return it and Lowes only allows returns for 30 days. Ridiculous! There should be an exception for such an expensive LEMON! I was told to contact Craftsman. Craftsman Warranty center said I have to get the lawnmower to one of their repair centers. I told them I did not have a trailer and would have to rent one. I asked if I would be reimbursed and was told, "unfortunately not."
Reviewed Aug. 22, 2023
The engineering on these machines is a joke, and “planned obsolescence” is absolutely the case here. I've put maybe 40 hours on my Craftsman t140 riding mower, and have had to repair the carburetor at least four times already due to parts corroding. I can get my grass cut because I know how to repair it myself when it breaks, but it’s a total service-repair money-grab from anyone who isn’t proficient in mechanical repairs and who would prefer that the company fix it for them. About half the time I’m doing yard work, I end up pushing this mower back to my repair area because of some kind of parts failure, and usually pushes my yard work back another day. Believe me when I take the time out of my day to write this review, these mowers are very poorly engineered. I was educated in mechanical design, and these engineers ought to be embarrassed of themselves.
Go buy an actual quality lawn mower, not this cookie cutter box store crap. Corporations buying and selling companies, with profiteering at their heart instead of quality, is what’s to blame here. Pay close attention to a companies history and read reviews before you give these big careless companies your hard earned money. This mower was given to me as a gift brand new, and I wish I had been there to tell them “DON'T!!!”. Also, the Lowe’s and craftsman call centers give you the total run around, and rarely or never return your messages. Do your due diligence folks, vote with your dollars.

Reviewed June 4, 2023
I recently purchased a lawn mower (Craftsman). It leaks gas from the carburetor and doesn’t cut the grass. It was on sale $400. Honda motor is the real reason I bought it. Rona refused to take it back. Stating there is gas in the tank. So it’s a hazard. Yet they sell gas on their shelves. They gave me the wrong number for craftsman (USA). Craftsman USA gave me the wrong number for craftsman CA. Craftsman CA gave me a number for MTD. USA MTD says take it back to where I purchased the mower. Everyone passing the buck. And I’m out $400 plus taxes. Craftsman and Rona have just lost a loyal customer. Unreal.
Reviewed Jan. 24, 2023
Craftsman Riding Mower. It is Jan 2023 and I am still waiting for a response from my Aug 2022 claim for the seat that broke. Product was purchased in March 2022. Repeated automated e-mails saying they will be in touch but never are. Even wrote to Stanley Black and Decker headquarters in Nov 2022 who acknowledged the letter and assured me they would "escalate" my concern "so that the division that handles your equipment will take action and will assist you." I'm still waiting. Apparently, that division is MTD and they clearly don't care. Craftsman Black and Decker Stanley all used to be reliable names. No more.
Reviewed June 13, 2022
I purchased a Craftsman pressure washer in May 2019. I struggled to get it started initially, but it did finally start. After getting it started, I was able to successfully pressure wash my sidewalk and my patio. I put my pressure washer away in my garage and left it stored there. It has never started again despite several additional attempts. I assumed it was "user error" - that I was doing something wrong despite following the directly exactly, or possibly not pulling the cord hard enough even though I have no problem starting my lawn mower. Yesterday, after trying for two hours to start it without success (and a neighbor who used to work at a hardware store trying to help me), I gave up and began reading product reviews online. I discovered that countless other people also cannot get their Craftsman pressure washers to start.
I called Craftsman to ask what could be done, but since the pressure washer is now out of warranty, they are unwilling to do anything to help besides direct me to a local service provider who would charge me to "fix" a product that never worked properly to begin with. I paid about $300 for this pressure washer and used it to clean my sidewalks and patio one time. It was a complete waste of money. I would have been better off hiring someone else to do it, but instead, I am out $300 and now have a piece of equipment in my garage that doesn't work. My sidewalks need pressure washed again and I'm back to square one. With so many other people experiencing the same thing, I wonder if there is any collective action that can be taken against Craftsman to hold them accountable?
Reviewed April 29, 2022
UPDATED 5/22/2022: This is an update to my previous review of the new craftsman riding mower with a dead battery. MTD makes the parts I guess and I was told to message them about this issue. I did, several times and got no reply EVER! Do NOT buy a craftsman! They do not care! They make a bad mower. I’m also reporting to the BBB. And… I bought a TORO!
ORIGINAL REVIEW: Bought 5/21. Had dead battery in 10/21. Customer service phone system does not work. Spent 2 days and hours trying to talk to someone. Authorized warranty dealer said I pay 90$ for the pickup. Craftsman should pay that for selling a crappy mower where the battery dies in 5 months! That’s ridiculous. Riding mowers cost a lot of money and they should pay to get serviced! Never buy craftsman!
Reviewed Aug. 13, 2021
This mower has been a reliable product and does a sufficient job on uneven ground. This is an older model and I do not know if it is still made and I do not know where to buy a Craftsman product since Sears has closed in our area.
Reviewed Aug. 13, 2021
Cut the grass edges and yards Perfect! Performance is great and cutting is very important for yard workers to complete their work in a timely manner so that the Customers can be very happy and satisfied.
Reviewed Aug. 12, 2021
Parents were excited to buy a brand new lawn mower less than a year ago not even 10 hours on a 2000 dollar rider mower. The carburetor malfunctioned. Filled the whole engine with gas so oil was changed immediately. Took plugs out because of the hydrolock on cylinders put back together..very simple process. First bump the lawnmower lit on fire then immediately exploded mower and lit me on fire as well.. this thing was still immaculate condition with 10 hours on meter. Was told Lowes extended warranty would help replace the faulty mower.
Then later almost 3 weeks of red tape of them not even knowledge of where it was ..they were not covering anything at all. A little upset. My parents are old, retired and don't have a ton to spend. And I have permanent scars both arms from a trusted company...so called..I will be buying from another maker period. And yes I will be pursuing this ..very ignorant the way we were treated..please trust in other brands if you value your life.
Reviewed Aug. 11, 2021
Best mower I ever bought. Lasted for over 6 years and still going. Had to resend some cracks. But overall it's great. Have had other brands. But none has lasted as long. No engine problems. A starter replace early on.
Reviewed Aug. 10, 2021
I have a 42” Craftsman riding mower with a Kohler engine. I’ve had it for over 12 years and does a good job overall. One of the push rods gave out about 2 years ago and quick running. Luckily my brother is a mechanic and was able to repair it once I got the parts. Next time I will spend a little more and get a zero turn. Not sure on the brand now, will have to do some research.
Reviewed Aug. 8, 2021
We actually researched a couple seasons for just what we wanted as we limped our old Craftsman on. Replacing everything under the deck bought us some time but this year we sold it and went to Lowe's to get another craftsman. Has a cupholder which hubs wanted and I wanted no clutch and brake with right foot, medical thing. Has a 46' deck and works very well. Definitely recommend.
Craftsman Riding Mowers author review by ConsumerAffairs Research Team
Craftsman, an 88-year-old tool company, creates quality mowers for residential use. This lawn and garden equipment company, a Sears subsidiary, offers entry-level and mid-range riding mowers and other tools.
Quality construction: Craftsman has a reputation for quality parts, winning awards from Popular Mechanics and other organizations.
Variety of attachments: These riding mowers have front and back attachments available for more versatility, such as a sweeper that cleans up leaves, clippings and other yard debris.
Wide range of deck sizes: Homeowners can choose from multiple deck sizes accommodating up to three acres. The deck size is the length of the cutting blades and dictates the width of the mower's cutting path.
Multi-speed transmissions: Seven-speed transmissions give the gardener full control over the mowing experience.
Powerful engines: The quality engines provide enough power to handle challenging terrain and slopes.
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