The Bad Boy 5400 Outlaw Extreme zero turn lawn mower is similar to the Bad Boy 5400 Outlaw zero turn lawnmower as they both have the same cutting width of 54 inches. However, the engine powering the Badboy 5400 lawnmower is slightly more powerful. This is thanks to a 31 hp Kawasaki engine. The engine is a twin cylinder model that is air cooled and has a displacement of 0.85 liters. The engine uses gasoline and has a automotive type filter to prevent small particles in the fuel tank from getting into the engine where they can potentially diminish it’s performance. The engine is started electronically using a 12 volt battery that then gets recharged via a 20 amp alternator once the engine is running.

The engine powers the rear wheels on the Bad Boy 5400 Outlaw Extreme zero turn mower through a hydrostatic transmission system. This means no gear changing and using the lap bars in front of you to either speed up or slow down or turn the vehicle. The rear wheels on the 5400 Badboy are responsible for driving and turning it as well as carrying the bulk of it’s weight. This is why they are much bigger at 24×12-10 (24 inch diameter, 12 inch width, 10 inch rim diameter) while the front wheels, which carry far less weight each measure only 13×6.5-6 (13 inch diameter, 6.5 inch width, 6 inch rim diameter).

The mower deck on the Bad Boy 5400 Outlaw Extreme lawnmower is 54 inches wide. The deck can be adjusted from a low of just one inch above the ground to a high of 5.5 inches above the ground. Inside the deck, there are three, 18.75 inch long blades. These blades are made from quarter inch thick steel that has been heat treated to give it a longer operating life. If you have previously used a Badboy 5400 Outlaw Extreme, then why not leave a review below to let others know what you think of it.

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