Used Lawn Equipment for Sale in Salt Lake City
*Equipment availability and condition may vary depending on inventory and seasonal demand.
FAQ
What should I look for when buying a used lawn mower?
When buying a used lawn mower, the first thing to consider is your actual needs. How large is your yard? Do you need something simple for a small residential lawn, or more power for a larger property or rough terrain?
Things like mower size, engine power, comfort, storage space, and obstacles in your yard can all make a big difference when choosing the right riding lawn mower or push mower.
What is the best used lawn mower for residential yards?
The best used lawn mower for a residential yard really depends on the size and layout of your property. Smaller yards may only need a simple push mower, while larger residential properties are usually much better with a riding lawn mower or zero-turn mower.
Things like hills, tight gates, obstacles, storage space, and how much time you want to spend mowing can all change what mower makes the most sense for your yard.
What brands of lawn mowers are most reliable?
There really is no single “most reliable” lawn mower brand. A lot of reliability comes down to maintenance, how the mower was stored, and how hard it was used over the years.
That being said, brands like John Deere, Honda, Toro, Cub Cadet, Husqvarna, and Craftsman are all popular choices that many homeowners have had good experiences with depending on the model and application.
How much do used riding lawn mowers cost?
Used riding lawn mower prices can vary quite a bit depending on the brand, age, condition, deck size, and whether the mower is residential or commercial grade.
Most used riding lawn mowers typically range anywhere from around $1,000 to $2,100, though some higher-end commercial or zero-turn mowers can cost more depending on features and overall condition.
What size lawn mower do I need?
The right lawn mower size depends on your yard size, terrain, and mowing needs. Push lawn mowers are usually a great option for small to medium-sized residential yards, while riding lawn mowers work better for larger properties with more ground to cover.
What’s the difference between a lawn tractor and zero-turn mower?
Lawn tractors are typically used for residential properties for your average home owner. Zero-turn mowers are used for commercial teams and home owners with larger properties. Everyone's needs are different, please contact us to help best suit your needs.
What brands of riding mowers do you carry?
Salt Lake Small Engine Services carries a large variety of riding mowers, name brands such as John Deere, Cub Cadet, Craftsman, and Husqvarna. Our inventory is ever changing and brands and models vary depending on the week. We recommend calling to check current availability.
What’s the best riding mower for large yards?
There is no single “best” riding mower for large yards — the right mower depends on your property and needs. Things like steep hills, tight gates, obstacles, rough terrain, storage space, and overall yard size can all change what type of riding mower makes the most sense.
At Salt Lake Small Engine Services, we help customers choose riding lawn mowers based on how the property is actually laid out, not just the size of the yard.
Are riding mowers good for residential properties?
Yes, riding lawn mowers are a great option for many residential properties. They take much of the stress and exhaustion out of mowing, especially for homeowners with medium-to-large yards.
Many homeowners spend 2–3 hours mowing with smaller equipment, while a riding lawn mower can often cut that time down significantly depending on the property size and layout.
Do you carry commercial riding mowers?
On occasions we have larger commercial riding mowers & zero turns for sale, inventory can be limited due to Utah's vast workforce.
How much do used push lawn mowers cost?
Used push lawn mowers prices typically range from $175 to $415. We keep our inventory and pricing constantly updated with fair market prices. Contact us for the most updated pricing.
What’s the difference between a push mower and a riding mower?
The biggest difference is speed, comfort, and the size of the yard they’re designed for. Push mowers are better for smaller residential lawns and tighter spaces, while riding lawn mowers are designed to handle larger properties much faster and with less physical effort.
Many homeowners upgrade to a riding mower because it saves time and reduces the exhaustion that comes with mowing a large yard using a traditional push mower.
How often does your push mower inventory change?
Our inventory changes frequently based on trade-ins, purchases, and seasonal demand. Lawn mowers and outdoor equipment may become available weekly, especially during the spring and summer months. We recommend checking back often or contacting us directly to see the latest available equipment.