Scag Liberty Z 52
What owners love
- +Hero dual-plate fabricated deck cuts and stripes cleanly
- +Tubular steel main frame for strength and longevity
- +Sealed aluminium spindles need little attention
- +Ogura GT1 clutch for strong blade engagement
- +Made in the USA, built to outlast big-box brands
Worth knowing
- −ZT-2800 transaxle rather than a commercial unit
- −Only 7 mph, and no suspension seat
- −Dealer-sold, with limited online availability
Scag Liberty Z 52
Every Scag until now in this catalogue has been a commercial machine, and the Liberty Z is the exception, built to put the brand's reputation within a homeowner's reach. It carries commercial DNA where it counts: the Hero dual-plate fabricated deck cuts and stripes cleanly, the frame is tubular steel, and the spindles are sealed aluminium units that need little attention. A Kawasaki or Kohler engine drives it through a ZT-2800 transaxle. What marks it as residential is that transaxle rather than a commercial unit, and a 7 mph top speed. Made in the USA and sold through Scag dealers. For a homeowner with an acre or two who wants a machine that will outlast the big-box brands, it is Scag's most accessible way in.
Specifications
| Brand | Scag |
| Model | Liberty Z 52 |
| Cutting deck | 52 inches |
| Engine | Kawasaki FR691V V-twin, 726cc |
| Power | 23.0 HP |
| Transmission | Dual hydrostatic (Hydro-Gear ZT-2800) with an Ogura clutch |
| Top speed | 7.0 mph |
| Warranty | 3-year residential limited |
| Recommended use | Residential |
| Best for | 3+ acres |
| Typical price | $6,100 |
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