Bobcat Zero Turn Mower Battery
Bobcat’s zero turns, from the ZT2000 and ZT3000 for homeowners to the ZT6000 and ZT7000 for crews, start on a single 12-volt battery. A Bobcat zero turn mower battery in lithium cranks harder, weighs a fraction of lead-acid and holds its charge between cuts. Read the label on your old battery first; the size notes below show what to look for.
Bobcat Mower Battery
StarterAntigravity Group U1 12V Lawn Mower Battery 925CA (w/ Re-Start, Left Positive)
StarterAntigravity Group U1R 12V Lawn Mower Battery 925CA (w/ Re-Start, Right Positive)
Dual PurposeDakota Lithium 12V Lawn Mower Battery 25Ah DL+ (300CCA Dual Purpose)
StarterGroup U1Ionic Lithium Group U1 12V Lawn Mower Battery 720CA (S8, Bluetooth)
StarterGroup U1Ionic Lithium Group U1 12V Lawn Mower Battery 1220CA (S8, Bluetooth)
Bobcat Lawn Mower Battery
If the label on your old battery reads U1 or U1R, or the case measures about 7.7 x 5.2 x 7.2 inches, the Group U1 lithium batteries on this page fit. The older Bob-Cat zero turns built under the Ransomes name, like the ZT 2000, take that size. The letter is the terminal side: U1 positive on the left, U1R on the right, facing the posts.
Bobcat also sells a 12-volt gel battery of its own for its current zero turns. If yours carries one, measure it before you order, or call 888-274-7544 with the model number and we will match it.
Bobcat Zero Turn Mower Battery FAQ
What size battery does a Bobcat zero turn take?+-
It depends on the model and year. Older Bob-Cat zero turns like the ZT 2000 take a Group U1; Bobcat also sells its own 12-volt gel battery for its current mowers. Read the label or measure the old battery, or call 888-274-7544 with the model number.
Is lithium safe for a commercial zero turn?+-
Yes. LiFePO4 is the most stable lithium chemistry, it shrugs off vibration better than lead-acid, and it has no acid to spill when the mower works a slope. Every battery we carry has a battery management system that guards against overcharge and short circuits.