MMM storage during winter

NY_Yankees_Fan · Oct 23, 2013

Larry's wheels are great and a must have if you have a MMM. It makes working on the deck very easy and safe. The only down side is you need a hard surface to roll the MMM on. I have had my wheels for many years with no problems. Larry was great to work with fast processing of my order.

bellweather · Oct 24, 2013

Exactly the same as psvines.

BTW, there's a trick to slackening the belt, I learned it from one of the posters here...use a long bar and lever it against the idler pulley then slip the belt off one of the other pulleys.

Scooby074 · Oct 24, 2013

Pressure wash. Undercoat with ff. Lean against wall till spring.

psvines · Oct 25, 2013

Scooby074 said:
Pressure wash. Undercoat with ff. Lean against wall till spring.

"ff" ? What is this?

Scooby074 · Oct 25, 2013

psvines said:
"ff" ? What is this?

Fluid film

steverino101 · Oct 25, 2013

using some 4 inch casters from h-f and some 2 hole pipe straps, i think i can make some 'steverino wheels' for about 20 to 30 bucks. i'm sure the larrie ones are nice,
but for the few times these are needed i can't justify 100 dollars. btw, 2 triangle mover's dollies at h-f is about 8 dollars, so larrie has some serious markup on those as well.

Tollster · Oct 27, 2013

Larrys wheel kit, clean the underneath, sharpen blades and grease spindles, light coat of wd-40 or FF if you can find it, store inside along garage wall. Treat the shaft the same way!