Hey, I'm Tom Williams with AHW hanging out here in Monticello, Illinois.
Today we're going to do a walk around of the John Deere X570.
During this walk around, we're going to talk about durability,
versatility, and the key features. Let's go take a look
Let's start out by taking a look under the hood.
The X570 is equipped with a 24 horse Kawasaki engine.
Conveniently located on the inside of the hood is a small chart
that helps you keep track of service intervals.
On the right floor pan, we have three pedals.
The top pedal is used to engage and disengage
the parking brake. Below that we have John Deere's patented twin touch
hydrostatic pedals. This twin touch design has one pedal
dedicated to move forward and one pedal to move backwards. Making it easy to
switch from forward to reverse. Moving up the fender,
we have a cup holder and a storage compartment with a lid to help keep
things from getting in or out. You'll notice there's also a
handle on both sides to help the operator hold on to when
they're mowing on an incline.
On the back, we have two reflectors on each side that help with visibility.
Down here we have a hydrostatic disengage lever
to help push the mower without damaging the transmission. And we also have a
hitch to help pull carts, rollers, or any other big yard implements.
On the other fender, we have the fuel fill with a large opening to make it
easier for operators to put fuel in the mower.
The X570 also comes with the 24 by 12 inch tires.
These larger tires help with the overall ride quality.
Over here on the left floor pan, we have the Diff lock.
We also have the lower and lift implement pedal,
to lower and lift the mower deck or another attachment you have out front.
The X570 comes with two mower deck options, the 48-inch
Accel Deep Deck or the 54-inch Accel Deep deck.
Both deck options are 10 gauge stamped steel decks.
Stamp steel decks don't have corners
which results in less buildup of rust and less debris underneath the deck.
Here in the middle of the mower, we have the height adjustment. To adjust the
height of the deck. Like most john deere mowers you can
adjust the height of the deck anywhere from one to four
inches with quarter-inch increments. Above the cut height adjustment, we have
a lever here to adjust the seat. On the right side of the steering wheel
here we have the parking brake lever, to disengage and engage the parking brake,
the cruise control switch, to engage cruise control, the PTO switch,
to engage and disengage the deck, and the key.
Left of the steering wheel, we have the
mower lift lever, to lock the deck out while we're in transport, the safety
switch that allows us to mow in reverse, the throttle, and the choke.
Above the steering wheel, we have the
digital instrument cluster. On the left, we have the RPM
gauge. We have the fuel gauge, the hour meter, parking brake indicator,
battery voltage, and above that we have the warning light indicator
to let you know if anything's going wrong while you mow.
Again, this is Tom with AHW. Thanks for hanging out with us on this walk-around.
If you want more information on the X570, go to ahwllc.com
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