Can this be adapted for use on a lawnmower that is not a ride-on? , Thanks for your answer
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I would think this might work> Ram Mount Composite Short Double Socket Arm for 1-Inch Ball Bases And then> RAM Zinc Coated U-Bolt Mounting Base with 1 inch Ball
1264340
Should not be an issue. You need to get a U-Bolt Mounting base, and a double socket arm to connect this to any regular bar on your lawn mower.
2181889
Yes I think so - it has a rectangular shaft with a vertical pin. I have it attached to a 10HP walk behind tractor that only moves at 5-8 MPH but the trailer would have no problem behind a 25 HP lawn mower.
1191230
Yes the cushion would work on any mower and take the impact. It will move around and you'll have to adjust it at times but it's quite comfortable.
1086416
I'm able to turn over a motor by attaching the impact wrench to the crank of the engine. You should be able to bust a lawnmower blade nut loose with this. Maybe soak the nut with oil for a while then use the impact wrench. Good Luck.
2170777
Probably, the handle has a soft rubber coating and is designed to be pulled by hand. It would wag back and forth if towed, but its possible. If the handle was modified to be hitched to your lawn tractor, it would work better.
823758
No it does not have wheels. I'm not sure how you would carry it on a lawn mower. I put mine in the back of a Ranger (Polaris) with it connected to an extra car battery for power. In the beginning I connected it to battery of ranger but it is much easier to connect to a battery that I have just for that purpose. If you have a trailer that will pull behind your mower you could put it in that and it would work great!
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At a guess (and only a guess) I would say no because of the housing that it comes in. BUT... the batteries within the housing (easily removed) could be put into the default housing of your unit. Again, I really can't be certain without looking at your physical unit, but the batteries inside this drop-in should work in all of the Earthwise lawnmowers available at Amazon.
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People allways want to push the limits of any product. Then get mad when the product breaks. This is rated to lift a maxium of 300 pounds. As long as your NOT lifting the whole lawn mower off the ground ( back or front wheels only) i do believe this will work. I have used mine for 3 summers now. Works great ,saves me a lot of time and easy to use. I have a 50" Ariens riding lawn mower with 3 cutting blades. No problem lifting the front off the ground .Easy access to get under.Very stable .Make sure you do put blocks behind the rear tires for safety. Safety FIRST.
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While it might be awkward, you certainly could use a 12 volt automotive or marine battery. In fact, while I use mine with a lawn tractor, I use a marine battery used for a trolling motor rather than the tractor battery. This is because I was experiencing charging problems with the additional load on the tractor battery. I just strap the battery on the mower deck.
2216738
The picture speaks for itself, but it should be able to pin onto most lawn tractors. Assuming you have a rider...? Is there a towing eye in the rear?Height does not matter with this unit
1914774
Just buy an outdoor extension cord from Home Depot or Lowes and it will work fine. Just don't run it over with the mower
2030696
No. You hook it up with a pin through a hitch plate on your tractor. Put your weights on the plugger (I use 4 cinder blocks) and pull it behind your tractor. I have a 22 HP Toro and that does the job. If the lawn is damp be careful of hills as the extra weight can make your tires spin on too steep of an incline. Good luck!
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I do not see why not if you are going down hill and back up. However, if you want to turn trimmer sideways on the hill I would check with a local small engine repair place and inquire about the oil pump. Some engines when tipped too far side to side will drain the oil pump. They will know the motor I am sure. It is an awesome trimmer.
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Riding lawn more probably not battery not big enough. This unit is probably too big to Ron off of one car battery. I use mine in a semi and I For very large batteries. I would definitely call the manufacturer and ask them those questions. My guess is that your concept is good but I don't think it will suit your needs.
1043700
I think you could find and rig a handle from the hardware but it is set up to connect to an ATV or lawn mower. I have been very pleased with it. I hope this helps
2204679
Wheels are small so rough/bumpy terrain could be difficult. this machine will fit onto a yard cart so that is the way i would move it over any distance. Load it onto the cart using wide planks as a ramp.
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Yes. My son takes it to the local park where he drives it on the grass with no problems. The grass, obviously, would have to be at a reasonable length, mowed and not grown for weeks without mowing.