John Deere 350

Japanese manufacturer safety recall affecting the electronic control. Declared production window: 2020–2024.

Japanese manufacturer safety recall affecting the electronic control. Declared production window: 2020–2024.

Japanese manufacturer safety recall affecting the wiring. Declared production window: 2021–2022.

Engine developed a hole in the right lower side of the block during operation after PTO engagement and mower impact. Engine would not restart after failure occurred. Reported on unit with 89 total operating hours.

We've had multiple lawn tractors over the decades, but this is our first John Deere (model X350). We chose to buy from an authorized (AgPro) dealer - not from one of the box stores, which carry lower end models. Although somewhat more expensive at purchase, we noted the difference in quality immediately with sturdy metal parts where plastic or flimsy metal parts were used on other brands. We know

My folks bought an X350 riding mower in the spring of 202I, but I'm the one who uses it to cut their grass and I maintain it for them. I have never used such a poor quality mower in my life (I'm 56). Their previous JD was a P185 that lasted 30 years and still worked, but was long in the tooth. JD's quality is now non existent. The cut quality is pathetic, in part due to the fact the deck has the r

Hello... Like most of the homeowners here, I have been mowing lawns way before before I could legally drive motor vehicles...(legally is the keyword). The X350 John Deere lawn tractor is my subject and some comparisons to other brands I have owned and used. Over the 65 years of mowing I have experienced many types and brands. Way back when the "Hahn Eclipse" Briggs powered reel type mower was the

Customer states Deere corporate customer service and CEO don't care about customers. X350 tractor has had mechanical issues since purchase. Only 41.8 hours and now needs left spindle replacement (should last 300 hours). Lawn tractors expensive but 'very cheaply made' and breaks down more than usable. PowerGard warranty won't cover.