Looking for a new tool, 4lb sledge replacement, power tool option?

[JCoastie]

I know my wife shouldn't use the zero turn like a bush hog, but she does, and that isn't going to change.
Occasionally the inner deck baffle gets bent and the blades hit it, so I jack up the deck, get on a creeper and beat it back into a reasonable shape with a 4lb sledge hammer since that's all the room I have under there.
I'm getting older, and it's starting to kick my ass. Is there a power/air option that might help me out? I've never used an air hammer, would that work?
Any other options?

 

[Hay Dude]

I know my wife shouldn't use the zero turn like a bush hog, but she does, and that isn't going to change.
Occasionally the inner deck baffle gets bent and the blades hit it, so I jack up the deck, get on a creeper up and beat it back into a reasonable shape with a 4lb sledge hammer since that's all the room I have under there.
I'm getting older, and it's starting to kick my ass. Is there a power/air option that might help me out? I've never used an air hammer, would that work?
Any other options?

Air hammer? no.
Probably best for you go to a lighter hammer.
or
Tell your bride to knock off the nonsense

 

[zzvyb6]

Pipe wrench with handle extension pipe. But, you'll only get to 're-configure' it a few times until it leaves home. Why not just raise the deck height a notch so it doesn't get caught on the WELL COVER again ???

 

[John0829]

Jack up the mower and hand her the hammer.

 

[34Willys]

A large Slide Hammer.

Patrick

 

[Fixastuff]

Maybe this?

https://www.harborfreight.com/4-ton-portable-hydraulic-equipment-kit-58204.html

 

[LouNY]

Porta-power with lots of extensions and heads will be your friend.