will this work on a 68" deck??
1706196
I had to build up the base for my slide to come down. We used landscape timbers and filled in with dirt to make ours land correctly. You would need to do domething similar off your deck .
1706197
It should work fine. I attached it to my deck. The low side is 68" and the high side is 72". I raised it up at the base (about 5" or so) with the chopped up tire mulch you can get at most home improvement store.
134812
I made a support system out of 3/4" pvc pipe. I used the snap on tee's that just clamp on tho the pipe and you drill a hole. The slip right on the rails and stay in place even when I tow it. The cover should be perfect on a 24'. You need to order for the size of the deck. Dont worry about how long it is over all, just the deck is what matters.
1383739
I think this cutter may work but may wobble at first. Be prepared to plug the large hole left by the cutter. You will likely have random holes due to random screws. Maybe buy a larger plug cutter and cut plugs out of the same decking (scrap). Suggest using a large, corded drill with a side handle. The bit may tend to grab. I like your idea; may try it myself. Good luck.
1626783
I can't say for sure -- I haven't tried a deck that size (and don't have one to try). Thinking about the way it works, though, my guess is it will handle them fine. It basically has a couple of rubber wheels that pull the bottom card (or two or three) off, so it probably would.
35402
Yes it will I'm actually used it on a Gixxer 600. As long as u have the right swingarm spools u should have no issues with it. It's going on maybe 2 seasons and these stands have been solid as ever an I have had no maintenance issues with them. Theses were worth the purchase..!
673275
this should fit the 42" deck just fine. Be sure that the belt is a correct size. The mandrels are a different configuration than stock but will fit just fine . You can replace the pulleys or use the old ones and save the new for later. good luck.
935020
I don't think so since the jig and the angle of the drilling and screw installation guides is designed for 5/4 or 1 1/8" standard deck boards, plus I don't think Kreg makes the special screws required in a longer length that would be required for a 1 1/2" thick 2x6 board. You might try contacting Kreg Tool on their web site.
837042
Should work fine. I just used 3" screws to attach 5/4 deck boards to 2x6 joists. Also owners manual says the battery can stay in the charger from use to use without harming the battery.
619345
It should work. There are enough mounting holes and setup at the right angles. I used it with a 65" octo. should be the same.
792233
Don't know about your model number, but it fit my 48" craftsman. As far as I know, it should fit a 48" stamped steel deck.
1158412
Not sure, but as long as the blade (21") fits and clears the deck, it will fit.
2087058
I was under the impression that if it was made by mtd and a 50" deck that it should fit.. it worked great on my cub cadet. The only thing you would need to order in addition are the 12 mounting bolts for the spindle housing
572507
I believe it will. This bracket is very heavy heavy duty and sturdy. I have a 70" screen on mine with plenty of sturdiness and stability. I do have a nice foot ceiling and have the only 6 inches down, so the rigidity is good.
2072573
Hello it depend on how deep your deck is they would work just make sure you have them straight before drilling the hole's.
306309
Mmm, not sure. I installed mine on an Ariens 42" deck. However, Husqvarna makes their brand, Poulon, Ariens and some of the Craftsman mowers as well. If the mounting holes are pre-drilled in the deck, you should be OK. Mine had a carriage bolt on the top of the deck on each side. You must remove those and install the bolts in the kit which are much longer. Good luck.
864236
Fit mine fine. 68". I've used it two seasons now and there is nothing wrong with it. It was a great buy for the price
1793503
Thinks so. But you need to look it up on the internet 1 deck 2 decks and dimensions...to see if it's compatible.