shoppintractors
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Recycled Mower Deck becomes 3 Point Slope Mower
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GuglioLS
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Nice project mower.
Its amazing what one can do - make something from almost nothing. Very resourceful.
Keep an eye on that 4 cycle engine oil.
And watchout for trees, the pier and those Ducks!
Its amazing what one can do - make something from almost nothing. Very resourceful.
Keep an eye on that 4 cycle engine oil.
And watchout for trees, the pier and those Ducks!
ScottAR
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That'd go real good on an FEL. One could simply drive and not have to look behind all day...
texastomtom
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Good job,,
I would recommend that you put some type of guard that will intercept any flying debris between the cutting area and the drivers seat. It appears from the picture that you have some serious potential for tractor operator injury otherwise...
I can't bare to think how lonely your tractor would be without its driver.
tom
I would recommend that you put some type of guard that will intercept any flying debris between the cutting area and the drivers seat. It appears from the picture that you have some serious potential for tractor operator injury otherwise...
I can't bare to think how lonely your tractor would be without its driver.
tom
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shoppintractors
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tom,
Point well taken....but I can't take credit for this interesting concept. All credit goes to the 'frugalmachinist'. He has quite an interesting website to surf. Thanks to Johndeere2210 for posting the original link, to frugal's website, in the 'lawn vac' thread (in the build-it-yourself forum).
Don
Point well taken....but I can't take credit for this interesting concept. All credit goes to the 'frugalmachinist'. He has quite an interesting website to surf. Thanks to Johndeere2210 for posting the original link, to frugal's website, in the 'lawn vac' thread (in the build-it-yourself forum).
Don