Scag Cheetah II 72" 38hp kohler

Scag Cheetah II SCZII-72V-38CV-EFI – The Fastest, Largest Scag

The Scag Cheetah II SCZII-72V-38CV-EFI is engineered for landscapers and contractors who demand speed, power, and the widest cutting capacity available. Featuring a massive 72-inch Velocity Plus cutter deck and a 38 HP Briggs Vanguard EFI engine, the Cheetah II delivers professional cutting quality with record-breaking productivity.

As Scag’s fastest zero-turn mower, with ground speeds up to 16 mph, the Cheetah II covers more acres per hour than any other Scag. Its heavy-duty steel frame, commercial-grade hydraulics, and operator suspension system ensure strength, control, and comfort during long days in the field.

Perfect for athletic fields, commercial properties, and expansive acreage, the Scag Cheetah II SCZII-72V-38CV-EFI combines raw horsepower, wide cutting capacity, and unmatched speed to give professionals the ultimate mowing advantage.

✅ Key Features & Benefits

• 72” Velocity Plus Cutter Deck – Maximum width for fewer passes and faster mowing

• 38 HP Vanguard EFI Engine – Powerful, fuel-efficient performance

• Fastest Scag Zero-Turn – Speeds up to 16 mph for ultimate productivity

• Heavy-Duty Steel Frame – Rugged durability for daily professional use

• Operator Suspension System – Smooth, comfortable ride over long hours

• Commercial-Grade Hydraulics – Precise, responsive handling

• High Productivity – Ideal for large-scale mowing and commercial contracts

• Made in the USA – Built tough with Scag’s legendary quality

✅ 4 SEO Image Descriptions

1. Scag Cheetah II SCZII-72V-38CV-EFI zero-turn mower front view on white background

2. Side profile of Scag Cheetah II SCZII-72V-38CV-EFI 72 inch mower on white background

3. Top view of Scag Cheetah II SCZII-72V-38CV-EFI with Velocity Plus deck on white background

4. Close-up of Scag Cheetah II SCZII-72V-38CV-EFI showing Vanguard EFI engine and deck details on white background

? Russell, would you like me to now create a comparison chart of the Cheetah II 61” vs 72” models? That could be really useful on your category pages to help customers choose between cutting width and productivity.