
Residential zero-turn
ZT Score
Craftsman Z5800 54
7.1/10
Best for2–3 acres
DriveDual-range hydrostatic transmission
Warranty3-year limited; 5-year frame
Deck
54"
Power
24.0 HP
Top speed
7.0 mph
Price
$3,699
What owners love
- +24 HP Kohler 7000 twin, enough power for a 54-inch cut
- +Dual-range hydrostatic drive for control
- +High-back cut-and-sew seat and a washout port
- +Available at Lowe's and Walmart, quick to buy
- +5-year frame warranty
Worth knowing
- −Stamped steel deck rather than fabricated
- −Owners report occasional steering niggles and deck rust
- −Only 7 mph, best on flat suburban lots
Our verdict
Craftsman Z5800 54
The Z5800 is Craftsman's mainstream zero-turn, and it is built to a big-box price. A 24 HP Kohler 7000 twin gives it enough power for a 54-inch cut, a dual-range hydrostatic drive and a high-back cut-and-sew seat make it comfortable enough, and you can buy it at Lowe's or Walmart and have it quickly. What you are paying for at this price is a stamped steel deck, and owners do report the odd steering niggle and deck rust over time, so keep it clean and dry. For a flat suburban lot and a buyer who wants a zero-turn from a familiar name without spending much, it does the job. Just do not expect it to last like a fabricated-deck machine.
Full specs
Specifications
| Brand | Craftsman |
| Model | Z5800 54 |
| Cutting deck | 54 inches |
| Engine | Kohler 7000 Series V-twin, 725cc |
| Power | 24.0 HP |
| Transmission | Dual-range hydrostatic transmission |
| Top speed | 7.0 mph |
| Warranty | 3-year limited; 5-year frame |
| Recommended use | Residential |
| Best for | 2–3 acres |
| Typical price | $3,699 |
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