Fred Sanford Would Be Proud

[3RRL]

</font><font color="blue" class="small">( It has four steel dolly wheels. It rolls quite nicely without the mower deck. With the 350 LB deck on, it takes a little capusta to move it around. But still doable.)</font>

Sorry, I missed that because they appear so small....I mistook them for legs. You could easily change them for Ø4" rubber or vynil coated casters. They hold a tremendous load and roll like butter...even out on your drive. Would save your nice looking cement floor too.

And I was wondering the same thing...you must be one sturdy fella to hang all that stuff up there...surely younger..definitely stronger than I!
Good job.

 

[duber34]

<font color="blue"> "it takes a little capusta to move it around" </font>

Come on now.... cabbage is good eatin' but we all know that it's the spinach that gives you the "muskles" as Popeye would say.

Nice job KillerB

Regards,
Duber

 

[scott_vt]

Killer B,
Gee, havent got that 6ft finish mower for the back of the Massey yet, but I will know how to store it when I do !!!

scotty

 

[Nasty135]

Scott, I can hook you up with one ,Just when you come to get it how about swinging by New York to pick-up a set of tires for me??? /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

 

[Birdman]

If it only had a cup holder and a rifle rack.... then I would be impressed. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif Nice job, looks like room for lots more stuff on there.

 

[MikeIA]

Would a boat winch work to help get the mower deck up into place?

 

[Killer_B]

Mike,

No boat winch needed. I just lift it up with the FEL and a couple nylon straps. It's a 1.5 minute ordeal. No sweat at all.

KB