ATRACYPART 19A70059 OEM Lawn Striping Kit Compatible with 50" / 54" / 60" Zero-Turn Mowers | Compatible with Cub Cadet, Troy-Bilt Models

What It Is

This is a lawn striping kit (OEM part 19A70059) designed to attach to the rear of a zero-turn mower deck. It creates professional-looking stripes by bending grass blades in the direction of travel. Intended for residential or light commercial use on mowers with 50", 54", or 60" cutting decks.

Fitment & Compatibility

Check these before buying:

• Deck size: Fits 50", 54", and 60" decks. Measure your deck width to confirm.
• Brand/models: Compatible with Cub Cadet and Troy-Bilt zero-turn mowers, but not all models. Verify your specific model number against the OEM parts list (e.g., Cub Cadet ZT1, ZT2, or Troy-Bilt Mustang series).
• Mounting hardware: Kit includes brackets and bolts, but some users report needing additional hardware (washers, longer bolts) for certain deck frames. Check if your deck has pre-drilled mounting holes or if you’ll need to drill.
• OEM vs aftermarket: This is an OEM Cub Cadet part, so fitment is more reliable than generic kits, but it’s not universal—avoid assuming it fits all zero-turns.

Key Things to Know

• Installation difficulty: Moderate. Requires basic tools (wrench, socket set) and about 30–60 minutes. Drilling may be needed if your deck lacks mounting holes.
• Quality concerns: Some reviews note the kit feels lightweight; the roller is plastic, not metal. It may flex under heavy use or on uneven terrain.
• Striping effect: Works best on dry, established grass. Wet or thin lawns show less pronounced stripes. Adjust mowing speed for consistent results.
• Common gotchas: The roller can drag on slopes or when turning sharply, potentially scalping. Also, the mounting brackets may interfere with discharge chutes on some models—test clearance before final tightening.

Should You Buy It

Buy this if you own a compatible Cub Cadet or Troy-Bilt zero-turn with a 50–60" deck and want an easy, OEM-backed way to add stripes. Skip it if you need heavy-duty metal construction, have a non-compatible brand, or want a universal kit that might require less modification. For $70, it’s a decent entry-level option for hobbyist striping, but not for pros.