The Kubota ZG327 zero turn lawnmower is one of the more powerful models in the Z Series from Kubota that also include the Kubota ZD331. If you are looking for something that’s not so powerful, then you may be interested in the Kubota ZD323 or the Kubota ZD326 lawnmowers. There are actually 2 variations of the ZG 327, that differ only very slightly; these are the Kubota ZG327P-60 and the Kubota ZG327RP-60 lawnmowers. Both have a mower deck with a 60 inch cutting width that house 3 small blades. The mower is prevented from scraping or scalping the ground it’s traveling over thanks to small anti-scalping wheels located on the leading edge and trailing edge of the mower deck. The mower deck can be raised as high as 5 inches above the ground and lowered to as low as 1 inch above the ground in small 0.25 inch increments.

The Kubota ZG327 zero turn lawn mower gets it’s power from a 27 hp engine that’s fueled by gasoline. This air cooled, 2 cylinder engine has a displacement of 0.768 liters. The air intake is first purified through a heavy duty canister air filter which removes particulate matter before it enters into the engine and mixes with fuel. The engine on the ZG 327 is started by a 12 volt battery that supplies 285 cold cranking amps to the engine. The battery is then recharged by a 13.4 amp alternator.

The Kubota ZG327 lawnmower uses a 2-HST hydrostatic transmission that make it an automatic. Speed and direction of the ZG-327 is controlled by the lap bars in front of the operator. This means that you never have to worry about a steering wheel or foot pedals. Braking is achieved via foot pedal operated wet disk brakes. If you have ever owned or operated this lawn mower, then please feel free to leave review below describing what you liked and what you disliked about it.

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