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Cutting hours into minutes.

In 1973, Dixon purchased a unique, patented zero-turn transaxle which delivered independent drive power to the rear wheels for ultimate control. In 1974, Dixon ZTR was born when the first model rolled off the assembly line. Homeowners could now experience the maneuverability of a zero-turn mower at an affordable price.

Today, Dixon offers a zero-turn model line that suits both the homeowner and the professional landscaper. In 2010, Dixon introduced 3 conventional riding tractors loaded with features to satisfy even the most discerning homeowner.

Cutting the grass doesn't have to be a job...enjoy the ride on a Dixon mower.

A new selection of apparel and specialty items are now available.