

Summary
Bobby Ford Tractor and Equipment in Angleton sells Kubota lawn tractors, zero-turns, stand-on, walk-behind and front-mount mowers, with decks from 36 to 72 inches and both gas and diesel models. Browse each mower type below, check current Kubota offers, and stop by our Highway 288 dealership or call (979) 849-5400 to compare models in person.
Bobby Ford Tractor and Equipment sells Kubota's mower lineup from our dealership on State Highway 288 in Angleton. We help homeowners, property managers and landscape crews from across Brazoria County and the Houston area pick the right machine, from a first riding mower to a diesel zero-turn that runs every day of the work week. Our selection covers lawn and garden tractors, zero-turns, stand-on and walk-behind mowers, and front-mount mowers. Parts and service are on the same property, so the people who sell you the mower can also keep it cutting.
Picking a Kubota lawn mower is easier with the machine right in front of you. Come by our dealership at 2498 State Highway 288 in Angleton to see our Kubota mowers in person. Our sales team works with homeowners and landscape crews from across Brazoria County and the Houston area, and they can help you match a mower to your property. If you already know what you want, give us a call at (979) 849-5400 or fill out one of our contact forms below.
Kubota builds five types of mowers, and Bobby Ford sells all five. Zero-turn mowers steer with two levers and pivot in place, which makes quick work of yards full of trees, beds and fence lines.
Stand-on mowers keep the operator upright on a rear platform, giving commercial crews zero-turn agility on tight properties and an easy step on and off. Walk-behind mowers are commercial machines with hydrostatic drive that the operator guides on foot.
Front-mount mowers put the deck out ahead of the operator and run on Kubota diesel power for big open areas and tall grass. Lawn and garden tractors steer with a wheel like a car, a good fit for homeowners who want a traditional riding mower.

Best for: homeowners with large lawns and crews mowing turf broken up by trees, beds and fence lines.
A zero-turn mower steers with two control levers, one for each rear drive wheel. Push both forward and it drives straight; push one forward and pull the other back and it pivots in place. That lets you trim tight around obstacles and turn around quickly at the end of each pass. A zero-turn makes sense once a yard gets big enough that mowing eats up a good part of your weekend, or when a crew needs to move through several properties a day.
Zero-turns make up most of our Kubota mower selection, across nine series. The differences come down to who's mowing and how often. The Z200 and Z400 are aimed at homeowners. The Z700, ZG200 and ZG300 are commercial-grade gas mowers. The ZD Series moves up to liquid-cooled Kubota diesels.
Best for: homeowners with big yards who want to cut mowing time.
Kubota calls the Z200 its ultimate residential zero-turn. It pairs a 10-gauge welded steel deck with a one-push lift pedal, push-button start and Kubota's four-year, 300-hour limited warranty, and the Z232KW-42's 42-inch deck suits tighter yards.
The Z400 steps up to a deeper 5-inch deck in 48, 54 or 60 inches, a 6.8-gallon fuel tank and a 10 mph top speed. The Z412, Z422 and Z452 add a standard suspension seat, and the Z452 models run an engine with electronic fuel injection.

Best for: landscape crews and owners of large properties who mow several times a week.
Kubota designed the Z700 for commercial landscape professionals, and at 11.2 mph it's Kubota's fastest zero-turn. It runs a 6-inch-deep deck with anti-scalp rollers, and the Z781KWiTW comes standard with airless tires.
The ZG200 and ZG300 run Kubota's own air-cooled gas engines with a foot-operated hydraulic deck lift. The ZG300 adds a 6.5-inch-deep deck in side or rear discharge, flat-free front casters and 12.7 gallons of fuel in dual tanks.

Best for: long mowing days, big properties and operators who want a liquid-cooled Kubota diesel.
Every ZD Series mower pairs a Kubota liquid-cooled diesel with dual hydrostatic drives and a hydraulic deck lift, so you can raise the deck with your foot when you come up on an obstacle.
The ZD1021 has a 60-inch ProDeck with Kubota's Aerodynamic Cutting System (ACS), which shapes airflow inside the deck for a cleaner cut, plus a low center of gravity for stability on slopes and uneven ground.
The ZD1211 adds a bigger engine, a 13-gallon tank, a reclining bucket seat with armrests, and a choice of 60-inch or 72-inch decks. The ZD1611 sits at the top of Kubota's diesel zero-turn line with a 30.8-horsepower 4-cylinder engine and the same 72-inch deck option.

Best for: commercial crews who need to mow fast in tight spaces.
Kubota built the SZ Series so crews can get more done in less time, even on tight lots, without giving up comfort. Every model runs a commercial-grade Kawasaki engine with a Hydro-Gear transmission, and top speeds run from 9 to 11 mph. Dampened controls adjust to three positions, and no-flat front casters keep the mower moving. The 48-, 52- and 61-inch models add a large operator platform and an adjustable front baffle on the deck.


Best for: commercial operators who want a hydrostatic walk-behind for mixed terrain.
Kubota's W Series covers commercial walk-behind mowing, small jobs and large. Each model runs a Kawasaki FS-series engine and a Hydro-Gear ZT-2800 hydrostatic transaxle with ground speeds up to 6.5 mph. Large rear wheels give ample ground clearance across different terrain. The ergonomic handle keeps controls in easy reach, and the tool-less oil drain and external oil filter make routine maintenance quicker.
Best for: wide open areas, tall or wet grass, and operators who mow around a lot of trees.
The F Series puts the deck out in front of the operator. Kubota diesel engines with high torque rise power through tall or wet grass, and hydrostatic power steering makes it easier to mow around trees and other obstacles. A 6-inch-deep deck comes in 60 or 72 inches, with side or rear discharge. The F3710 has the highest horsepower of any Kubota front-mount mower to date. Options include a hard cab, a low-dump grass catcher, a front blade and a rotary sweeper. Our listings also include two prior-generation models from Kubota's earlier F Series lineup, the F2690E and F2690.


Best for: homeowners who want a riding mower they steer with a wheel.
The T Series and GR Series are Kubota's lawn tractors, built for people who'd rather drive a steering wheel than work zero-turn levers. Both T2290 models run a 21.5-horsepower Kawasaki V-twin with a hydrostatic transmission and turn in a 14-inch radius, and you set the cutting height from the seat with a dial. The GR2120 moves up to a 3-cylinder Kubota diesel with shaft drive to the deck, cruise control and an adjustable suspension seat. Its Glide Steer system turns the front wheels up to 70 degrees for tight turns that help prevent turf damage. All-wheel drive characteristics add traction on rolling ground, and Kubota's Reverse Awareness System adds a layer of safety when mowing in reverse.
If you need a loader or backhoe as much as a mower, a compact tractor with a mid-mount deck can handle both. Kubota's BX Series sub-compacts take mid-mount mower decks from 48 to 60 inches, and LX Series tractors take 60- or 72-inch mid-mount decks, which Kubota counts among the largest available. You can browse both on our tractor page.
Kubota regularly runs offers on its mower series, and terms change through the year. We keep the current ones on our specials page, so check there before you shop. When you're ready to buy, you can apply for financing online, including joint applications. Kubota Credit Corporation, U.S.A. has offered competitive rates and flexible payment options since 1982.
Our service department handles Kubota maintenance and repairs, and you can request an appointment online with your mower's make, model and serial number. For coverage beyond the limited warranty, the Kubota Orange Protection Program extends Basic and Powertrain coverage by one or two years with no deductible, and it transfers if you sell the mower. Our parts department can order Kubota Genuine Parts, and you can request blades, filters and other parts online by model and part number.