Juniorscrap, I tied a piece of study clothes line rope where
the dump part attaches to the rubber lock down to the other part of trailer dump. From dunp part to trailer just long enough and at a steep angle so the dump part does not dump on ground, works well. Do not have a video camera to show you. Does this site do photos as well?
Ty for posting works well , finished up the last of my leaves today. Oh the hitch tho what kind of bolts did you use to put the hitch plate on? Mine broke( bolts supplyed too small) so I driled the plate and the mower and installled Hillmens 5/8 th's harden steel , not going any where except where it turns. Also installed my version of a helper to roll it of the garage and a dump lock to.
TY for the comment. I had to drill the frame of the mower as well and used four steel bolts from the local hardware store with the 90 degree mount they provided and some extra holes. I generally keep mine connected year round, so it has taken over one half of my garage. I use it in the summer for grass clippings as well as leaves that blow in from the woods. Maybe another week or two before I am finally done with my leaves. This makes my weekends between Oct-Dec much better though.
That has shitty sound:O
ThePepperDoc 8 months ago
My house is in the backround
ThePepperDoc 8 months ago
Juniorscrap, I tied a piece of study clothes line rope where
the dump part attaches to the rubber lock down to the other part of trailer dump. From dunp part to trailer just long enough and at a steep angle so the dump part does not dump on ground, works well. Do not have a video camera to show you. Does this site do photos as well?
Jdcap26 3 years ago
Ty for posting works well , finished up the last of my leaves today. Oh the hitch tho what kind of bolts did you use to put the hitch plate on? Mine broke( bolts supplyed too small) so I driled the plate and the mower and installled Hillmens 5/8 th's harden steel , not going any where except where it turns. Also installed my version of a helper to roll it of the garage and a dump lock to.
Jdcap26 3 years ago
TY for the comment. I had to drill the frame of the mower as well and used four steel bolts from the local hardware store with the 90 degree mount they provided and some extra holes. I generally keep mine connected year round, so it has taken over one half of my garage. I use it in the summer for grass clippings as well as leaves that blow in from the woods. Maybe another week or two before I am finally done with my leaves. This makes my weekends between Oct-Dec much better though.
juniorscrap 3 years ago