Toro TimeCutter MyRIDE 50 Zero Turn Mower Reviews, Specs & Ratings

The Toro TimeCutter MyRIDE 50 (model 75759) is the mid-size suspension-equipped TimeCutter — a 50-inch IronForged deck paired with Toro’s MyRIDE Suspension System and a Kawasaki engine, sized between the compact 42-inch and the wider 54 and 60-inch MyRIDE models. Built around a 23 HP Kawasaki 726cc V-twin engine, a 50-inch IronForged grade-50 10-gauge steel deck, the MyRIDE comfort platform, dual hydrostatic HG-ZT2200 transaxles, and Smart Speed Control, the MyRIDE 50 delivered Toro’s suspension ride comfort and a durable deck in a versatile mid-size width.

The MyRIDE 50 has been discontinued by Toro and is no longer in current production, but it remains common on the used market and through dealers clearing stock, and parts and service support continues through Toro’s dealer network. This page is written for the owners and used buyers who search this model most — covering full specifications, what made it distinctive, and honest used-buying guidance for the Canadian market.

The 23 HP Kawasaki 726cc V-twin — a brand with a strong reputation among zero-turn owners for durability — drives the 50-inch fully-welded deck through typical residential grass with ease, and the MyRIDE Suspension System isolates the operator from frame movement so you stay comfortable on rough ground. The 50-inch deck strikes a useful balance: wider than the compact 42 for faster coverage, narrower than the 54 and 60 for easier maneuvering and storage.

For Canadian owners and used buyers looking at a MyRIDE 50 for mid-size residential properties (up to 4 acres of grass) with some rough or uneven terrain, this guide lays out exactly what the machine is, how it was built, and what to check before buying used.

Built around a 50-inch IronForged grade-50 10-gauge steel deck (bull-nose reinforced leading edge, side discharge, 3 blades), the 23 HP Kawasaki 726cc air-cooled gas engine, the MyRIDE Suspension System, dual hydrostatic HG-ZT2200 transaxles, Smart Speed Control, a standard foot-operated deck lift, an 18-inch handcrafted high-back seat with armrests (standard), a washout port, and Toro’s original 3-year unlimited-hour residential limited warranty.

The MyRIDE 50 occupied a specific position: the mid-size suspension TimeCutter, the versatile middle of the MyRIDE range. For owners who wanted suspension comfort in a balanced 50-inch deck, the MyRIDE 50 was a natural pick.

On the used market in Canada, MyRIDE 50 machines typically range $4,000-$6,500 CAD depending on hours, condition, and year. For context on the current MyRIDE lineup, the TimeCutter MAX MyRIDE 54 and TimeCutter MyRIDE 42bracket this size.

For broader context on the full Toro lineup, see our Toro Zero Turn Mowers Compared buyer’s guide.

Quick Specs

• Equipment type: Mid-size suspension-equipped residential zero-turn mower
• Manufacturer: Toro
• Model: TimeCutter MyRIDE 50 (model 75759)
• Series: TimeCutter MyRIDE (discontinued; used/parts support continues)
• Production status: Discontinued — no longer in current production
• Engine: 23 HP Kawasaki 726cc V-twin (air-cooled gas)
• Displacement: 726cc
• Engine HP: 23 HP (at 3,600 RPM, SAE J1940/J2723 as rated by Kawasaki)
• Fuel type: Gasoline
• Cooling: Air-cooled
• Deck size: 50 inches (IronForged grade-50 10-gauge fabricated steel, bull-nose, fully welded)
• Deck features: 3 blades, side discharge, washout port, tool-less belt cover
• Deck lift system: Standard foot-operated
• Cutting height: 1.5-4.5 inches (½-inch increments)
• Number of blades: 3
• Blade tip speed: 18,330 ft/min
• Comfort platform: MyRIDE Suspension System (adjustable soft-to-firm)
• Speed control: Smart Speed Control (trim 5.5 / tow 4.0 / mow 7.0 mph)
• Transmission: Dual hydrostatic HG-ZT2200
• Drive type: Rear-wheel drive
• Forward speed: Up to 7.0 mph
• Drive tires: 18×9.5
• Caster tires: 11×5.5
• Seat: 18-inch handcrafted high-back with armrests (standard), lever-slide
• Steering controls: Dual wrap-around levers with Pro-Control dampers
• Terrain type: Flat with obstacles
• Yard size: Up to 4 acres
• Operating weight: 662 lb
• Hour meter: Optional
• Recommended use: Residential
• Start type: Electric
• Warranty (original): 3-year unlimited-hour residential limited
• Approximate used CAD price: $4,000-$6,500 depending on hours and condition

Reviews & Ratings on Aglist

Factory specifications tell you what the Toro TimeCutter MyRIDE 50 was engineered to do. Real owner reviews tell you whether the MyRIDE suspension and Kawasaki engine delivered the comfort and reliability that make it a smart used buy today.

What MyRIDE 50 buyers and owners consistently want to know:

• How much difference does the MyRIDE suspension make on rough ground?
• Long-term reliability of the 23 HP Kawasaki engine?
• How does the 50-inch deck balance coverage and maneuverability?
• Common wear points and what to check before buying used?
• Real-world cut quality and side discharge in Canadian conditions?
• Parts availability now that the model is discontinued?
• Is a used MyRIDE 50 a better buy than a new TimeCutter?

This is where real Canadian owner experience matters most. The MyRIDE 50 sits at a specific decision point — a discontinued but capable mid-size suspension TimeCutter, now most relevant as a used buy. Owner reviews help future buyers understand whether the ride comfort and Kawasaki engine make it a smart secondhand purchase.

What Makes the MyRIDE 50 Different

Three factors defined the MyRIDE 50 within Toro’s residential zero-turn lineup.

MyRIDE Suspension System

The MyRIDE 50’s defining feature was the MyRIDE Suspension System — a fully floating operator platform with an adjustable soft-to-firm setting that isolates the seat and foot area from the frame. On rough residential ground it markedly improved comfort and let owners keep mowing speed up where a rigid-frame mower would force them to slow down. This is the single feature that separated it from a basic TimeCutter.

Kawasaki Engine

The MyRIDE 50 used a 23 HP Kawasaki 726cc V-twin. Kawasaki engines have a strong reputation among zero-turn owners for durability and smooth running, which makes the MyRIDE 50 an appealing used buy for owners who value the engine brand.

Versatile Mid-Size Deck

The 50-inch IronForged deck sat in the middle of the TimeCutter MyRIDE range — wider than the compact 42-inch for faster coverage, narrower than the 54 and 60-inch for easier maneuvering and storage. For mid-size properties it was a versatile, well-balanced size.

23 HP Kawasaki Engine & 50-Inch IronForged Deck

The engine-and-deck pairing delivered the MyRIDE 50’s residential performance.

23 HP Kawasaki 726cc Engine

The Kawasaki air-cooled V-twin (726cc) provided:

• Ample residential power to drive the 50-inch deck through typical grass
• A strong durability reputation among zero-turn owners
• Up to 7.0 mph forward ground speed
• Electric start
• 10W-30 oil with filter (71 oz / 2.1 L capacity), standard 4-cycle maintenance

50-Inch IronForged Deck

The 50-inch IronForged deck used grade-50, 10-gauge fully-welded fabricated steel with a bull-nose reinforced leading edge, side discharge, and 3 blades spinning at 18,330 ft/min for a clean cut. A tool-less belt cover and washout port simplified cleaning and maintenance.

Cut Quality Configuration

• Cutting height: 1.5-4.5 inches in ½-inch increments, via standard foot-operated lift
• 3-blade system for even cut across the 50-inch width
• Side discharge standard; optional Recycler (mulching) kit and striping kit available
• Optional bagger for clippings and leaf collection

MyRIDE Suspension & Smart Speed Control

The MyRIDE 50’s operator interface centered on suspension and speed control.

MyRIDE Suspension System

• Fully floating operator platform isolated from the mower frame
• Adjustable soft-to-firm via the MyRIDE adjustment lever with detent positions
• Absorbs bumps and rocking on rough ground
• Keeps you comfortable and productive over a full session

Smart Speed Control

• Trim, tow, and mow speed ranges selectable by lever
• Controls ground speed without sacrificing blade tip speed
• Trim up to 5.5 mph, tow up to 4.0 mph, mow up to 7.0 mph

Operator Station

• 18-inch handcrafted high-back seat with armrests (standard), lever-slide adjustment
• Dual wrap-around levers with Pro-Control dampers
• Spray-blocking fenders and a built-in cup holder

Note that ROPS was an accessory rather than standard on the MyRIDE 50. For any slope work, a ROPS with seatbelt is strongly advisable, and a used buyer should check whether one is fitted.

Dual Hydrostatic Drive System

The MyRIDE 50 used dual hydrostatic HG-ZT2200 transaxles matched to its residential duty.

HG-ZT2200 Drive

• Dual hydrostatic HG-ZT2200 transaxles, one per rear drive wheel, for true zero-turn maneuverability
• Rear-wheel drive with 18×9.5 drive tires
• Up to 7.0 mph forward ground speed
• Smart Speed Control for trim, tow, and mow ranges

Traction & Stability

The 18-inch drive tires provided traction on residential lawns, and at 662 lb the MyRIDE 50 was a manageable mid-weight machine. As a residential-grade drive, the HG-ZT2200 was well-suited to home properties; a used buyer should confirm smooth, leak-free operation in both directions.

Best Applications for the MyRIDE 50

The MyRIDE 50 fit a specific Canadian residential buyer profile, now best served on the used market.

Best fit for the MyRIDE 50:

• Mid-size residential properties (up to 4 acres of grass)
• Some rough or uneven terrain where suspension helps
• Owners who want a balanced deck size — between compact and wide
• Buyers seeking value on the used market with a durable, comfortable machine
• Owners who prefer a Kawasaki engine

Less suitable for:

• Small lots — the compact 42-inch maneuvers tighter and stores easier
• Large open acreage — a 60-inch deck covers ground faster
• True commercial work — a commercial machine is the right tier
• Buyers who want current-model warranty and dealer stock — consider a current TimeCutter
• Hilly properties without ROPS — ROPS was optional, so confirm one is fitted

The honest assessment: the MyRIDE 50 was the versatile mid-size suspension TimeCutter for Canadian homeowners who wanted ride comfort in a balanced 50-inch deck. Now discontinued, it’s most relevant as a used buy: a well-maintained example offers the MyRIDE suspension, a durable IronForged deck, and a reputable Kawasaki engine at a used price below current MyRIDE models. The trade-offs are the usual used-machine unknowns — hours, maintenance history, optional-only ROPS — but for a mid-size property where comfort matters, a clean example is a smart value.

Buying a Used MyRIDE 50 in Canada

Since the MyRIDE 50 is now a used-market machine, the most important section for most readers is what to check before buying.

What to Inspect

• Hours and maintenance records: Lower hours and documented service are worth a premium.
• MyRIDE suspension: Sit on it and test over rough ground. Confirm the platform moves freely and the soft-to-firm adjustment works — this is the model’s defining feature.
• Kawasaki engine: Check for smooth start and run, no excessive smoke, and clean oil.
• Deck: Inspect the 10-gauge fully-welded deck for cracks, rust-through, or repaired damage. Check spindles for play and blades for wear.
• HG-ZT2200 transaxles: Drive forward and reverse, both sides. Listen for whining and check for leaks.
• Tires: 18×9.5 drive tires and 11×5.5 fronts — check tread and sidewalls.
• ROPS: Confirm whether a ROPS is fitted, especially if you’ll mow slopes.

Fair Used Pricing

Canadian used MyRIDE 50 machines typically range $4,000-$6,500 CAD depending on hours and condition. Low-hour, well-documented examples sit at the top of that range; higher-hour or cosmetically rough units at the bottom. Compare against a current TimeCutter MAX MyRIDE — if a used MyRIDE 50 is priced close to a new model, the warranty usually tips the decision to new.

Parts & Service

The MyRIDE 50 is discontinued, but Toro’s dealer network across Canada continues to support parts and service. Common wear parts — blades, belts, filters, Recycler kit — remain available, and the MyToro app provides manuals and maintenance references by model and serial number.

MyRIDE 50 vs Current TimeCutter Models

The MyRIDE 50 is most-commonly cross-shopped against the current MyRIDE lineup.

Feature	MyRIDE 50 (75759, used)	MyRIDE 42 (current)	MAX MyRIDE 54 (current)
Production status	Discontinued (used)	Current	Current
Deck size	50 inches	42 inches	54 inches
Engine	23 HP Kawasaki 726cc	22 HP Kohler 725cc	23 HP Kawasaki 726cc
Blades	3	2	3
Suspension	MyRIDE	MyRIDE	MyRIDE
Transmission	HG-ZT2200	HG-ZT2100	Dual hydrostatic
Weight	662 lb	589 lb	~700 lb
Yard size	Up to 4 acres	Up to 2 acres	1.5-3 acres
Price	$4,000-$6,500 used	$5,200-$6,200 new	$6,200-$7,200 new

Choose the MyRIDE 50 (used) if you want a balanced 50-inch deck with suspension and a Kawasaki engine at a used price — a clean example is strong value for a mid-size property.

Choose the MyRIDE 42 (current/new) if you have a smaller property and want a compact, easy-to-store machinewith current warranty.

Choose the MAX MyRIDE 54 (current/new) if you want a wider deck and current warranty for a slightly larger or more open property.

The decision is value-vs-currency: the used MyRIDE 50 offers a balanced deck and Kawasaki engine at a lower price, while current models add warranty and dealer stock. For the full lineup view, see our Toro Zero Turn Mowers Comparedguide.

Maintenance & Long-Term Ownership

The MyRIDE 50 has a straightforward residential gas maintenance profile built around the Kawasaki engine.

Residential Maintenance Schedule

• Before each use: Visual inspection, oil and fuel check, deck clearance, debris removal
• Every 25 hours: Grease points lubrication, blade inspection, air filter check, MyRIDE pivot inspection
• Every 50 hours: Engine oil and filter change (10W-30), deck belt inspection, deck washing (washout port)
• Every 100 hours: Air filter replacement, spark plug inspection (NGK BPR4ES, .030″ gap), full deck inspection
• Seasonally: Blade sharpening or replacement, belt inspection, full service
• Winter storage: Fuel stabilizer treatment, battery maintenance, deck cleaning and treatment

Typical Wear Part Replacement Costs (Canadian Pricing)

• Mower blades (set of 3 for 50″ deck): $50-$110 CAD per set
• Engine oil + filter (10W-30): $40-$80 CAD per change
• Air filter: $25-$55 CAD per replacement
• Deck belt (50-inch): $60-$120 CAD per belt
• Drive/hydro belt: $50-$110 CAD per belt
• Battery (12V 230CCA): $120-$200 CAD per replacement (every 4-6 years)
• Spark plugs (pair): $15-$35 CAD per set

Long-Term Ownership Economics

For a used buyer mowing 40-60 hours per year:

• Used purchase: $4,000-$6,500 CAD
• Annual fuel: $130-$280 CAD (40-60 hours)
• Annual maintenance: $120-$240 CAD (residential service)
• Wear parts (per 5 years): $700-$1,500 CAD

The MyRIDE suspension and Kawasaki engine are what make the MyRIDE 50 a sound value used buy — a well-maintained example gives years of comfortable mid-size mowing, with the usual blades, belts, oil, and filters as the main ongoing costs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Toro TimeCutter MyRIDE 50 still made?

No. The MyRIDE 50 (model 75759) has been discontinued by Toro and is no longer in current production. It remains common on the used market and through dealers clearing stock, and parts and service support continues through Toro’s Canadian dealer network. The current MyRIDE alternatives are the TimeCutter MyRIDE 42 and the TimeCutter MAX MyRIDE 54 and 60.

What engine does the Toro TimeCutter MyRIDE 50 use?

The MyRIDE 50 (model 75759) uses a 23 HP Kawasaki 726cc air-cooled V-twin. The horsepower is rated at 3,600 RPM (SAE J1940/J2723); as configured to meet safety, emission, and operating requirements, actual engine output on the mower may be significantly different. Kawasaki engines are well-regarded among zero-turn owners for durability.

How much is a used Toro TimeCutter MyRIDE 50 worth in Canada?

Used MyRIDE 50 machines in Canada typically range $4,000-$6,500 CAD depending on hours, condition, and year. Low-hour, well-documented examples command the top of the range; higher-hour or rough units sit lower. Compare against a current TimeCutter MAX MyRIDE — if prices are close, the new machine’s warranty usually wins.

Can I still get parts for a discontinued MyRIDE 50?

Yes. Toro’s dealer network across Canada continues to support parts and service for the MyRIDE 50. Common wear parts — blades, belts, filters, and accessories — remain available, and the MyToro app provides manuals and maintenance references by model and serial number. Confirm specific part availability with your local Canadian Toro dealer.

What is the MyRIDE Suspension System?

MyRIDE is Toro’s fully floating operator-platform suspension, with an adjustable soft-to-firm setting on this model. The seat and foot area sit isolated from the frame, absorbing bumps before they reach the rider. On rough ground it improves comfort and lets you keep mowing speed up. It was the defining feature of the MyRIDE 50.

How many acres can a TimeCutter MyRIDE 50 mow per hour?

At practical residential mowing speeds (5.5-6.5 mph), the 50-inch deck covers approximately 2.5-3.2 acres/hour on open ground and somewhat less with obstacles. Toro rated the machine for yards up to 4 acres.

Does the TimeCutter MyRIDE 50 have ROPS?

ROPS was an accessory rather than standard on the MyRIDE 50. If you’ll mow any slopes, a ROPS with seatbelt is strongly advisable. A used buyer should check whether one is fitted and budget for adding one if not.

Is a used MyRIDE 50 a better buy than a new TimeCutter?

It depends on priorities. A clean, low-hour used MyRIDE 50 gives you a balanced 50-inch deck, MyRIDE suspension, and a Kawasaki engine at a used price below current MyRIDE models, which is strong value if the machine checks out on inspection. But a current TimeCutter offers warranty and dealer stock. If a used MyRIDE 50 is priced well below a comparable new model and inspects clean, it’s the value pick.

How heavy is the Toro TimeCutter MyRIDE 50?

The MyRIDE 50 has an operating weight of 662 lb. Transport it on an appropriately rated trailer with proper ramps and tie-downs.

How does the TimeCutter MyRIDE 50 handle hills?

Toro rated it for flat ground with obstacles, so operate with care on slopes — mow up and down rather than across, reduce speed on inclines, and stay clear of drop-offs and water. Because ROPS was optional, confirm one is fitted before any slope work. Zero-turns lose traction and steering on steep or wet grades.

What’s the difference between the MyRIDE 50 and the base TimeCutter 50?

Both share the 50-inch IronForged deck, but the MyRIDE 50 adds the MyRIDE Suspension System and a handcrafted high-back seat with armrests, while the base TimeCutter 50 has no suspension and a low-back seat (rated for smooth lawns). The MyRIDE 50 is the comfort choice for rougher ground; the base model is the lower-priced choice for flat lawns.

Similar Equipment

• Toro TimeCutter MyRIDE 42 — the compact current-production MyRIDE for smaller properties
• Toro TimeCutter MAX MyRIDE 54 — the wider current-production MyRIDE step up
• Toro TimeCutter 50 — the base 50-inch TimeCutter without suspension
• Toro Zero Turn Mowers Compared — complete buyer’s guide comparing the full Toro lineup
• Mowing Time Calculator — estimate session time and annual hours for your property

Note: We try our best to keep specs and information accurate, but some details can be missing or different depending on the source. Before you buy, service, or repair equipment, please double-check key specs with the manufacturer, the owner’s manual, or your dealer.