You can change the transaxle oil on the X570 but it does not have a replaceable filter. Only the models with power steering and hydraulic deck lift have the replaceable paper filter. This isn't necessarily a bad thing. The X570 is a closed system with very little chance for dirt to get introduced into the system. The power steering/power lift models have external hydraulic cylinders and valves which over time can introduce dirt so they have the replaceable paper filter.
In my opinion the X570 is worth every penny. It’s a high quality machine. When I bought mine I was as also considering a Simplicity Broadmoor. I went with JD because of having a larger dealer network and I felt the JD was a better machine. I believe the people that are saying JD is trash are referring to a price point. They refer to entry level JDs. Just like the JDs and other brands that you see in the big box stores. They aren’t really tractors, they are essentially riding mowers. They are designed to mow small flat yards just like all the other tractors in that price point. I had one under the Scotts brand label. That Scotts 1642 tractor with an unserviceable transmission lasted over 20 years and was still running strong when I sold it to buy the X570. Several of my friends had the same 1642 tractor and none of us had any problems with them. They are not garbage, they do what they are designed to do. If you have hills on your property don’t get one. This X570 is a beast. It’s got a heavy duty frame, a heavy duty transmission and a nice twin motor. Only weakness I see is the steering gear instead of a steering box. Mine climbs up hills like a mountain goat. Having a locking differential is awesome. The only issue I had with JD was I wish I could have had some of the features on the X570 on one of their smaller tractors. I really didn’t need the size so much as the features. If they had made a X380 w a 42” deck and locking differential I would have bought that. That being said I don’t regret buying a larger tractor than I needed for one second. I love it.
I am glad to hear that you are enjoying your mower and it is always nice to hear of a successful run with the previous mower as well. Thanks for the feedback and the comment!
Question.....my neighbor just bought a x570 with a 54" deck and I got a s240 with a 48". We'd rather have each other's deck. Are they interchangeable? Both deep decks. When I bought my s240 the 54 wasn't available.
The S240 is not designed for the 54" deck so I would not advise swapping them but if they both fit then I guess you could give it a try. Thanks for watching!
Let me tell you something . I had bought a John Deere z 530 r from my local dealer . They delivered the mower and said here you go. The truck driver was a contractor. No one explained how to use the mower. I asked the driver about stuff and he had no idea .I guess when you buy stuff online your not a true customer. I hope other John Deere dealerships do better . One guy at the dealership even told me they don’t like it when you buy online . Now I understand what he was talking about
Does the X 380 and X570 have the same size and same strength frame? I was wondering if I can mount the sleeve hitch on my X380 to pull the grader blade for my gravel driveway?
The marketing discussion around stamped vs fabricated decks is interesting. The tooling to stamp steel parts as large as a mower deck and the presses required to run that tooling and the infrastructure to support those presses are all very expensive. You have to sell a lot of mowers to recoup those costs. Fabricated decks were marketed as being tougher, which they might be, but more likely it was a financial decision by a manufacturer who either couldn't justify the investment or didn't have the capability of stamping decks. Now that a lot of folks have been sold on fabricated decks being stronger, JD talks about how stamped decks allow better air flow and will have less rust due to not having welds. In the end who knows which is better, fabricated or stamped, it is all just driven by financial decisions by the manufacturers.
3/22/23; yes, another very well organized & presented video on yur JD X570. Have watched yur other (earlier) vid on comparison of S series vs X series. Much appreciate yur mention of which (of several) TuffTorque Transaxels that come with this machine vs. the other S & X series with (smaller) TffTrq units. Also scanning your Home/Video director, yur organization handles JD Ag equipment, large 🚜 tractors & many other useful implements for all sorts of farming or construction industry needs. Very nice, well organized video listing. Subscribed 2day. Thx for all your efforts put forth in making all these many different videos.👍👏👷⚙️😊
I was looking at other mowers to pull a tiller and pull heavier loads the Husky ts354 xd has a k66 a good transmission but not as heavy duty as the K72. The Cub Cadet XT2 gx54 D has a K62 The Deere is a better machine for my needs due to the K72 and the Deere has best parts availibility compared to other brands. The s100 line is not worth the headache their decks are known for issues and I despise the Briggs and Stratton engines.
Just so folks know about this concerning information. I just called my local Deere dealer where I bought my X570. I called to get a price on just two things . First being the 200 hrs tranny fluid change . Second , changing the transmission drive belt. I was quoted $1000.00 dollars plus $150 pick up and delivery. This is some serious coin to do what I consider minor service. I’m 70 and not able to do this myself. Currently looking for someone more reasonable to do the work. Not happy about this !
I'm on my second season with my Z740R and mow two acres and sometime 4 acres and I'm very happy with it. I ordered it with Twill wheels front and back. I like the rear but not the front. They have no give to them, like running a solid wheel. Would like to try a set of Z-glides but they don't make them to fit thr Z740 yet.
Visited my local JD dealer yesterday. Drove a 570 and a 390. My 2020 Simplicity Broadmoor and it's silly little 'stub' of a deck-lift lever is turning into a recipe for disaster for my surgically repaired shoulders and hands. Only have an acre to mow with one short but steep hill. The 570 is probably overkill for my uses, I'll probably go with the 390, great review!
I usually do not mention price so that there is no confusion when the videos get older and because of different pricing among different dealers and incentives and such. Thanks for watching!
Unfortunately I do not. I am hoping to get some snow attachment videos done this coming winter, if we get any snow. Stay tuned and thanks for watching!
Good review. I currently have a gx345. I didn't know that the deck on the x570 was manual lift. I think if I wanted the 500 series id put out the extra cash and get the x590 for the hydraulics and fuel injection. I know it makes it simple also but would be nice to have liquid cooling without jumping to the 700 series but im guessing its a price and marketing difference that John Deere is doing.
All of these things are spread out across the models to give that price differential, but i agree with you on this one. I would go with the hydraulic lift too. Are you looking into buying a large lawn tractor?
The X590 have issues with the deck lift arm bolts wearing through its carriage mounts. Havent heard anything about a fix for it, howevere we have been adding a thick washer to the allen head bolt to keep the hangers in their place. All the plow scraper bars and shoes, john deer may have went with a cheaper steel, been seeing the plows wearing out more rapidly than the x570 or the 500 series. The quality with the x590's isnt really all there like the predessosrs
@@Jdplayz-bq4ys i have the older d series (d140) wish i would of got at least the x300, but oh well, not sure if ill get another john deere, i dont know
Very well-done walk-through video on the X570. I bought one back in 2017 and I love the horsepower. It mows very well. As far as build quality, it's not close to my old 325 that I bought back in 1996. I'm still using my 325 for occasional mowing with the mulching deck and also for plowing snow. That tractor is built like a tank and has close to 2,000 hrs. It's hard to believe that the 325 was purchased for around the same price back in 1996 as the new X570 in 2017. That tells you that there have been cheaper-made parts and it wasn't built to the higher quality standards. I only have 270 hrs on my X570 and already the steering gear is shot. The 4-year warranty just expired a few months ago. The old 325 has a real automotive-style steering gearbox, not just a stamped steel gear. The front axles and steering chassis are really kind of pitiful on the X570. I now wish I'd stepped up to the higher grade model. Lastly, the deck removal is horrible on the X570 vs the old 325. It's so much easier on the 325. I curse every time I have to remove the deck on the X570. I just started using some ramps to remove the blades just to avoid the deck removal. The X570 is still a nice tractor if you have a small flat yard and don't treat it too rough. The best part of that tractor is the 24-hp Kawasaki. Thanks for all the details.
John Deere should have had a class action brought against them decades ago over their use of garbage transaxles. Anything below the near-entry level x300 models have unserviceable sealed transaxles (some are even plastic!) that will turn your new mower into a 3-7k paperweight in short order if you are mowing anything more than a flat postage stamp yard. And yes, I know YOU probably have a D170 from 1999 with 10k hours on it that you mow your mountainside with zero issues. My brand new one, on the other hand, blew up just before the warranty ran out when mowing 2.5 slightly rolling acres. So good on ya.
You say that like john deere built those transaxles? The tlt200 in the s 100 series is made by tuff torque and are used by john deere,cub cadet,craftsman and others. From the s170 thru x350 the use a tuff torque k46,which again is used in john deere,craftsman, cub cadet,husqvarna and others. Some makers offer a better warranty than others and some small details may be specified by the buyers such as detents,spring mounts,bolt patterns,etc,but essentially they're the same. I know you're frustrated,whi wouldnt be,but before ya go assigning blame do a little research. Again,I'm sorry for your troubles.
@@ciphercode2298 You say that like I didn't already know it. The issue is not with the transaxle, but the intended USE of the part. John Deere (and any other manufacturer) is 100% liable for how its products operate, as a unit, and how they are marketed/sold. Imagine if the same argument were in play for the Takata airbag recall. Just, damn.
@@billkissick6268 Well,you're all butthurt and I'm sorry about giving you information you already had. If you knew they had no serviceable trannies I've gotta wonder why you bought it and why you're complaining. You know you get what you pay for. 99 times out of 100 if you're not abusing it or asking it to do more than what its designed for itll last just fine. Hauling heavier loads,steep hills,and heat kill these transaxles. You can in fact drain and replace the transmission fluid, but it requires removing the transaxle and buying the proper fluid. It only takes about 2 hours from beginning to end. Your best friend is to educate yourself against further problems. If its completely shot and under warranty theyll help you,otherwise buy a known good used transaxle and do the fluid change before installing it. Your last option is to hold your breath and or stomp your feet like a child.
@@ciphercode2298 That's a whole lotta words to simply say you didn't understand my original comment. I didn't KNOW those things until after they tranny threatened to turn my otherwise just fine tractor into a paperweight that wasn't worth fixing. And NO ONE, not john deere and certainly not their dealerships or big box stores are doing anything to educate folks before they shell out the money. I wasn't pulling stumps with the damn thing, I was mowing my yard. JFC if you don't agree that's great, but keep your petty snark to yourself.
I never understand why if your gonna take the time to produce a video showcasing something that your trying to sell you can’t just take 10 minutes & clean 🧼 the thing your showing up some ? Underneath that hood it looks like it was driven in the BaJa 1000 off road rally .
I usually do a better job of getting them cleaned up. I completely forgot to raise the hood and rinse it off this time. My apologies but thanks for watching!
Garbage huh...I bought a 4 k Husky and my son bought a X380...4 k...Deere cuts cleaner and faster...had to cut a hole in the rear end to service Husky "UNSERVICEABLE TRANNY." HUSKY IS JUNK.
@Ma Angler Everyone is entitled to their opinion and I enjoy hearing them. What about them do you feel makes them garbage? And what brand do you prefer?
The x570 is so worth it. I think it is great at cutting grass
You can change the transaxle oil on the X570 but it does not have a replaceable filter. Only the models with power steering and hydraulic deck lift have the replaceable paper filter. This isn't necessarily a bad thing. The X570 is a closed system with very little chance for dirt to get introduced into the system. The power steering/power lift models have external hydraulic cylinders and valves which over time can introduce dirt so they have the replaceable paper filter.
I will have to check this out. Thanks for the comment and thanks for watching!
@@WesternEquipment still selling garbage John? Looks like it..
John Deere is expensive, but nobody believes that their equipment is garbage... not even you.
In my opinion the X570 is worth every penny. It’s a high quality machine. When I bought mine I was as also considering a Simplicity Broadmoor. I went with JD because of having a larger dealer network and I felt the JD was a better machine. I believe the people that are saying JD is trash are referring to a price point. They refer to entry level JDs. Just like the JDs and other brands that you see in the big box stores. They aren’t really tractors, they are essentially riding mowers. They are designed to mow small flat yards just like all the other tractors in that price point. I had one under the Scotts brand label. That Scotts 1642 tractor with an unserviceable transmission lasted over 20 years and was still running strong when I sold it to buy the X570. Several of my friends had the same 1642 tractor and none of us had any problems with them. They are not garbage, they do what they are designed to do. If you have hills on your property don’t get one. This X570 is a beast. It’s got a heavy duty frame, a heavy duty transmission and a nice twin motor. Only weakness I see is the steering gear instead of a steering box. Mine climbs up hills like a mountain goat. Having a locking differential is awesome. The only issue I had with JD was I wish I could have had some of the features on the X570 on one of their smaller tractors. I really didn’t need the size so much as the features. If they had made a X380 w a 42” deck and locking differential I would have bought that. That being said I don’t regret buying a larger tractor than I needed for one second. I love it.
I am glad to hear that you are enjoying your mower and it is always nice to hear of a successful run with the previous mower as well. Thanks for the feedback and the comment!
Question.....my neighbor just bought a x570 with a 54" deck and I got a s240 with a 48". We'd rather have each other's deck. Are they interchangeable? Both deep decks. When I bought my s240 the 54 wasn't available.
The S240 is not designed for the 54" deck so I would not advise swapping them but if they both fit then I guess you could give it a try. Thanks for watching!
EXCELLENT presentation. I just bought the X570 today. Looking forward to its delivery in two days. Goodbye Husqvarna!!!
2016 X 570 good for steep hills
Yes, should do great for hills. Thanks for watching!
Really X means x series ? Thanks for that .
Let me tell you something . I had bought a John Deere z 530 r from my local dealer . They delivered the mower and said here you go. The truck driver was a contractor. No one explained how to use the mower. I asked the driver about stuff and he had no idea .I guess when you buy stuff online your not a true customer. I hope other John Deere dealerships do better . One guy at the dealership even told me they don’t like it when you buy online . Now I understand what he was talking about
I hate to hear this but I hear it a lot. I can assure you that not all dealerships are this way. Thank you for watching!
That looks awesome I wish the ride mowers with steering wheel have airless tires
I agree! Hopefully this will happen soon. Thanks for watching!
Does the X 380 and X570 have the same size and same strength frame? I was wondering if I can mount the sleeve hitch on my X380 to pull the grader blade for my gravel driveway?
The X5's are going to be quite a bit of an upgrade on frame strength. I would be careful on an X3. How much does that grader blade weigh?
The marketing discussion around stamped vs fabricated decks is interesting. The tooling to stamp steel parts as large as a mower deck and the presses required to run that tooling and the infrastructure to support those presses are all very expensive. You have to sell a lot of mowers to recoup those costs. Fabricated decks were marketed as being tougher, which they might be, but more likely it was a financial decision by a manufacturer who either couldn't justify the investment or didn't have the capability of stamping decks. Now that a lot of folks have been sold on fabricated decks being stronger, JD talks about how stamped decks allow better air flow and will have less rust due to not having welds. In the end who knows which is better, fabricated or stamped, it is all just driven by financial decisions by the manufacturers.
I read somewhere that Deere has a 4 million ton press for stamping decks. Pretty sure most people can’t just go out and buy one of those.
There could be a lot of truth to this. Thanks for watching!
Was waiting for a rock to go into the door with the blades on 😄
Haha! I was a little worried too but that is why I had the deck all the way up. Thanks for watching!
3/22/23; yes, another very well organized & presented video on yur JD X570. Have watched yur other (earlier) vid on comparison of S series vs X series. Much appreciate yur mention of which (of several) TuffTorque Transaxels that come with this machine vs. the other S & X series with (smaller) TffTrq units. Also scanning your Home/Video director, yur organization handles JD Ag equipment, large 🚜 tractors & many other useful implements for all sorts of farming or construction industry needs. Very nice, well organized video listing. Subscribed 2day. Thx for all your efforts put forth in making all these many different videos.👍👏👷⚙️😊
Thank you for the feedback and for subscribing!
I was looking at other mowers to pull a tiller and pull heavier loads the Husky ts354 xd has a k66 a good transmission but not as heavy duty as the K72. The Cub Cadet XT2 gx54 D has a K62 The Deere is a better machine for my needs due to the K72 and the Deere has best parts availibility compared to other brands. The s100 line is not worth the headache their decks are known for issues and I despise the Briggs and Stratton engines.
I agree. Sounds like the K72 is definitely the way for you to go.
Do a review on the 700 series
Just so folks know about this concerning information. I just called my local Deere dealer where I bought my X570. I called to get a price on just two things . First being the 200 hrs tranny fluid change . Second , changing the transmission drive belt. I was quoted $1000.00 dollars plus $150 pick up and delivery. This is some serious coin to do what I consider minor service. I’m 70 and not able to do this myself. Currently looking for someone more reasonable to do the work. Not happy about this !
Great video, thank you
I have a 2020 x570 but I need to upgrade to the x584. I need the 4 wheel steering
They are nice! I highly recommend it. Thanks for watching!
Hi I just bough x590 2024 model and I can't find where is Deck-leveling gauge and hex adjusting tool stored
It's too bad that they didn't add sound insulation under the hood on the X series.
I'm sure this would be nice, but the heat it would hold in may have been the reason to leave it out.
How about the Z740R is it worth it?
Absolutely! That is the mower I would have if I had the yard for it. Thanks for watching!
I'm on my second season with my Z740R and mow two acres and sometime 4 acres and I'm very happy with it. I ordered it with Twill wheels front and back. I like the rear but not the front. They have no give to them, like running a solid wheel. Would like to try a set of Z-glides but they don't make them to fit thr Z740 yet.
Another good info video!
Thank you and thanks for watching!
Visited my local JD dealer yesterday. Drove a 570 and a 390. My 2020 Simplicity Broadmoor and it's silly little 'stub' of a deck-lift lever is turning into a recipe for disaster for my surgically repaired shoulders and hands. Only have an acre to mow with one short but steep hill. The 570 is probably overkill for my uses, I'll probably go with the 390, great review!
Nice review!
Nice mower too!
Thank you and thanks for watching!
Can you review the John Deere 933M Ztrack Iron Deck?
I'm not sure if I quite know what you mean?
@@WesternEquipment 930M*
I never hear the most important part, the price
I usually do not mention price so that there is no confusion when the videos get older and because of different pricing among different dealers and incentives and such. Thanks for watching!
Can u do a review on John Deere S130 mower?
I am hoping we get one in for stock very soon so I can get one out there. Stay tuned and thanks for watching!
Do you have any videos on install/ Uninstall snow blade on an x580
Unfortunately I do not. I am hoping to get some snow attachment videos done this coming winter, if we get any snow. Stay tuned and thanks for watching!
Ok. Thanks
What's your thoughts on power steering? A must?
I wouldn't say it is a must unless you have issues with mobility in your arms, but it sure is nice to have. Makes steering a breeze!
Standard steering will turn much shorter vs power steering and also easy to steer while moving. Am very happy with my x380
Cup Holder?
Oh its in there.
Nice Job. Thanks for taking the time.
Nice mower Brent 👍
Thank you and thanks for watching!
There it is
Woop, there it is!🎶
How much
List price right now is $7799.
Good review. I currently have a gx345. I didn't know that the deck on the x570 was manual lift. I think if I wanted the 500 series id put out the extra cash and get the x590 for the hydraulics and fuel injection. I know it makes it simple also but would be nice to have liquid cooling without jumping to the 700 series but im guessing its a price and marketing difference that John Deere is doing.
All of these things are spread out across the models to give that price differential, but i agree with you on this one. I would go with the hydraulic lift too. Are you looking into buying a large lawn tractor?
The X590 have issues with the deck lift arm bolts wearing through its carriage mounts. Havent heard anything about a fix for it, howevere we have been adding a thick washer to the allen head bolt to keep the hangers in their place. All the plow scraper bars and shoes, john deer may have went with a cheaper steel, been seeing the plows wearing out more rapidly than the x570 or the 500 series. The quality with the x590's isnt really all there like the predessosrs
did they get rid of the e series?
Yes they did. they replaced it with the s-series. This ranges from the s-100 to the s-240.
@@Jdplayz-bq4ys i have the older d series (d140) wish i would of got at least the x300, but oh well, not sure if ill get another john deere, i dont know
Yes, they are now the S series. Good question and thanks for watching!
Is the top forward speed around 7 to 7.2 mph?
Yes, top speed of 7.2 mph.
This one is really similar to x310
Similar but quite a bit bigger.
How do you get rid of the seat switch? I hate it! Thanks!
There are many ways, but legally I can not advise you to do this...
@@WesternEquipment I won’t tell!
Very well-done walk-through video on the X570. I bought one back in 2017 and I love the horsepower. It mows very well. As far as build quality, it's not close to my old 325 that I bought back in 1996. I'm still using my 325 for occasional mowing with the mulching deck and also for plowing snow. That tractor is built like a tank and has close to 2,000 hrs. It's hard to believe that the 325 was purchased for around the same price back in 1996 as the new X570 in 2017. That tells you that there have been cheaper-made parts and it wasn't built to the higher quality standards.
I only have 270 hrs on my X570 and already the steering gear is shot. The 4-year warranty just expired a few months ago. The old 325 has a real automotive-style steering gearbox, not just a stamped steel gear. The front axles and steering chassis are really kind of pitiful on the X570. I now wish I'd stepped up to the higher grade model. Lastly, the deck removal is horrible on the X570 vs the old 325. It's so much easier on the 325. I curse every time I have to remove the deck on the X570. I just started using some ramps to remove the blades just to avoid the deck removal. The X570 is still a nice tractor if you have a small flat yard and don't treat it too rough. The best part of that tractor is the 24-hp Kawasaki. Thanks for all the details.
Thanks for the comment and thanks for watching!
John Deere should have had a class action brought against them decades ago over their use of garbage transaxles. Anything below the near-entry level x300 models have unserviceable sealed transaxles (some are even plastic!) that will turn your new mower into a 3-7k paperweight in short order if you are mowing anything more than a flat postage stamp yard.
And yes, I know YOU probably have a D170 from 1999 with 10k hours on it that you mow your mountainside with zero issues. My brand new one, on the other hand, blew up just before the warranty ran out when mowing 2.5 slightly rolling acres. So good on ya.
Well I am sorry to hear of your bad experience with your mower but I totally understand you frustration. Thanks for watching!
You say that like john deere built those transaxles? The tlt200 in the s 100 series is made by tuff torque and are used by john deere,cub cadet,craftsman and others. From the s170 thru x350 the use a tuff torque k46,which again is used in john deere,craftsman, cub cadet,husqvarna and others. Some makers offer a better warranty than others and some small details may be specified by the buyers such as detents,spring mounts,bolt patterns,etc,but essentially they're the same. I know you're frustrated,whi wouldnt be,but before ya go assigning blame do a little research. Again,I'm sorry for your troubles.
@@ciphercode2298 You say that like I didn't already know it. The issue is not with the transaxle, but the intended USE of the part. John Deere (and any other manufacturer) is 100% liable for how its products operate, as a unit, and how they are marketed/sold. Imagine if the same argument were in play for the Takata airbag recall. Just, damn.
@@billkissick6268 Well,you're all butthurt and I'm sorry about giving you information you already had. If you knew they had no serviceable trannies I've gotta wonder why you bought it and why you're complaining. You know you get what you pay for. 99 times out of 100 if you're not abusing it or asking it to do more than what its designed for itll last just fine. Hauling heavier loads,steep hills,and heat kill these transaxles. You can in fact drain and replace the transmission fluid, but it requires removing the transaxle and buying the proper fluid. It only takes about 2 hours from beginning to end. Your best friend is to educate yourself against further problems. If its completely shot and under warranty theyll help you,otherwise buy a known good used transaxle and do the fluid change before installing it. Your last option is to hold your breath and or stomp your feet like a child.
@@ciphercode2298 That's a whole lotta words to simply say you didn't understand my original comment. I didn't KNOW those things until after they tranny threatened to turn my otherwise just fine tractor into a paperweight that wasn't worth fixing. And NO ONE, not john deere and certainly not their dealerships or big box stores are doing anything to educate folks before they shell out the money. I wasn't pulling stumps with the damn thing, I was mowing my yard. JFC if you don't agree that's great, but keep your petty snark to yourself.
I never understand why if your gonna take the time to produce a video showcasing something that your trying to sell you can’t just take 10 minutes & clean 🧼 the thing your showing up some ? Underneath that hood it looks like it was driven in the BaJa 1000 off road rally .
I usually do a better job of getting them cleaned up. I completely forgot to raise the hood and rinse it off this time. My apologies but thanks for watching!
@Roadglide 114 Is that it??
John deere are pure garbage 🗑
Then why are you here???
Garbage huh...I bought a 4 k Husky and my son bought a X380...4 k...Deere cuts cleaner and faster...had to cut a hole in the rear end to service Husky "UNSERVICEABLE TRANNY." HUSKY IS JUNK.
@@mikeschlup5279 You probably can ‘t afford a John Deere! They are worth every penny! I have 7 John Deere Tractors and have another ordered!
@@mikeschlup5279 that was for Ma Angler, sorry.
@Ma Angler Everyone is entitled to their opinion and I enjoy hearing them. What about them do you feel makes them garbage? And what brand do you prefer?