Designed to mow well fast, models within the John Deere X300 Series are all a great choice for operators looking to deliver a high-quality cut to their lawn with comfort. With effortless steering and other control features, the X300 Series is the ideal equipment to get around obstacles on the property and trim with precision.
The John Deere X330 and X350 are two of the most popular lawn tractors in the family and we have seen a number of buyers and existing customers looking for information comparing the two. Without further delay, let’s jump right into our John Deere X330 and X350 model comparison.
Engine
The X330 is powered by a 20-hp (14.9-kW) cyclonic V-twin engine, providing the necessary power and torque to take on tough tasks around the yard such as mulching and mowing. The cyclonic air system removes any larger particles of dirt before they can come in contact with the filter. The air filter cover can be easily removed thanks to two conveniently-placed knobs. The X330 features large 724-cc displacement.
In comparison, the X350 gets its power from an 18.5-hp (13.8-kW) iTorque™ power system. This system combines engine features and hood design to provide operators with ample lugging ability, even cooling, and toughness. The X350 engine features 603-cc displacement.
Steering
Both the John Deere X330 and X350 have a pinion steering system on board that allows operators to take full control and steer with precision. The 16-in. radius lets operators maneuver around any obstacles that might stand in their way.
Frame
All John Deere X300 Series models are made from a heavy formed and welded steel material. These frames provide the tractors with greater strength and the built-in weight bracket on the two-wheel-steer models allows the X330 and X350 to support up to two 42-lb. Quick-Tatch weights.