John Deere 6500A E-Cut™ Hybrid Mower Specs

Category: Mowers ➔
Manufacturer: John Deere ➔
Model: 6500A E-Cut™ Hybrid ➔

Controls

John Deere 6500A E-Cut™ Hybrid Mower Controls specifications
Forward/Reverse	Two pedal - Starting 2026
Mower Lift	One-touch single handle - Starting 2026
Operator Display	TechControl display located on CommandARM: machine warnings, onboard electrical diagnostics, service timers on large easy-to-read screen, quick on-the-go settings for mow and transport speed, Turn Speed, LoadMatch, and ON/OFF cruise control use selection. All settings passcode protected. - Starting 2026
Parking Brake	Electric switch on CommandARM for internal wet disk brakes - Starting 2026
PTO	Electric switch on CommandARM - Starting 2026
Seat	Suspension seat with seat belts and armrest, fore/aft adjustment, and weight and lumbar adjustment - Starting 2026
Storage	Cup holder, two-way radio, and large operator storage located on left-hand side of operator station - Starting 2026
Throttle	Hand throttle - Starting 2026
Tilt Steering	Left-foot operated for easy adjustment - Starting 2026

Cutting Units

John Deere 6500A E-Cut™ Hybrid Mower Cutting Units specifications
Cutting Width	100.00 in (254.00 cm) - Starting 2026

Engine

John Deere 6500A E-Cut™ Hybrid Mower Engine specifications
Air Cleaner	Two-stage dry element - Starting 2026
Cooling System	Liquid centrifugal pump; forward machine location for optimum cooling - Starting 2026
Cylinders	3 - Starting 2026
Displacement	77.32 cu in (1,267.05 cu cm) - Starting 2026
Engine Type	Tier 4 - Starting 2026
Fuel	Diesel up to B20 compliant - Starting 2026
Maximum Engine Power	23.90 hp (17.82 kw) - Starting 2026
Type	Indirect inject diesel - Starting 2026

Key Specs

John Deere 6500A E-Cut™ Hybrid Mower Key Specs specifications
Cutting Width	100.00 in (254.00 cm) - Starting 2026
Drive Pump	Axial piston, electronically controlled hydrostatic traction pump; single gear pump for steering, lift, and charge; electric reel drive - Starting 2026
Ground Pressure	10 psi - Starting 2026
Maximum Engine Power	23.90 hp (17.82 kw) - Starting 2026
Operator Display	TechControl display located on CommandARM: machine warnings, onboard electrical diagnostics, service timers on large easy-to-read screen, quick on-the-go settings for mow and transport speed, Turn Speed, LoadMatch, and ON/OFF cruise control use selection. All settings passcode protected. - Starting 2026
Throttle	Hand throttle - Starting 2026

Vehicle

John Deere 6500A E-Cut™ Hybrid Mower Vehicle specifications
Brakes	Internal hydraulic wet disc brakes with dynamic braking through closed loop hydrostatic system - Starting 2026
Drive Pump	Axial piston, electronically controlled hydrostatic traction pump; single gear pump for steering, lift, and charge; electric reel drive - Starting 2026
Front Drive Tires	26.5x14-12 smooth - Starting 2026
Fuel Tank Capacity	16.00 gal (60.56 l) - Starting 2026
Ground Pressure	10 psi - Starting 2026
Hydraulic System Capacity	10.00 gal (37.85 l) - Starting 2026
ROPS	Standard; meets ISO 21299 Standard - Starting 2026
Steering	Hydraulic power with double-acting steering cylinder - Starting 2026
Steering Tires	24x13-12 smooth - Starting 2026

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