so you have to by a whole triple bin attachment to make use of this bag?
1154719
The bag is designed to be a replacement for the undersized tubs on the OEM bin attachment unit. It has to have the frame from the bin baggger attachment to work with the mower. On my mower it replaced the bins on a two bin attachment unit.
1154720
The bag has to attach so that it is held open. The leaves get "pushed" up the chute and fall into the open leaf bag. Without the cover and structure of the bin attachment it probably would not work. I use mine with a John Deere double bin.
1154721
This will work on a double bagger. I have a John Deere double bagger and it works great.
42033
not if you are using fine media. "The bag" is made for super fine media such as purigen etc.
813147
I haven't tried it. I think they need to be used something with a bit of stretch, such as plastic, as they are designed to spring out when you get the bag over the top of the frame.
1607571
In principal the bag does not have to be attached when using the blower. However, I have never tried it without the bag, simply because I switch between suction and blower modes frequently.
1423249
no...it isn't quite that big. The handle is where you are going to run into the problem and it might split the bag.
1623052
yes, that's the way I use it. You can buy "shredder bags" or just smaller ones in general. It still makes a mess when you take the bag out though. :)
452690
I get mine out in it the bag. Its a struggle sometimes but it works best to have someone holding the other end so you can roll it extremely tight.
848768
There are two attachment holders so if you have more than 2 attachments then no
1169110
You need a bagger attachment and then this bag hooks on to that . It works great
202087
There isn't an inside bin or anything like that, so you really do need to use it with bags. The inside of the container has lots of ridges so it doesn't lend to bagless use anyway.
860725
You are correct and the only thing I can think of is to grasp the common piece of fabric that connects the two bags together. Kind of like carrying saddle bags.
932676
Yes but I use a piece of heavy garbage bag and a Rubberband.. it's a small thing
672288
I don't think so. It's a very small bag, and the chips aren't very big. I'd think you'd need three bags.
139524
Yes! The bag is huge! I only use like 2 of them because there's so many but I put the extra ones in the back pouch.
896767
You can use your own bags. There is a hole with teeth to tuck the excess bag.
937736
If I remember right, I had to disassemble the frame by grinding down and punching out a couple rivets, then, I was able to feed the frame through the opening in the bag. There's a little channel sewn in the top of the bags to accept the frame. It's been a few years so my memory is a little foggy. Could be just bolted together ... but I seem to recall dealing with rivets. YMMV.
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I will agree with the answer by Gorgo. The assembly needs to be fully extended to mount the bags to the frame. I actually looked at mine and tried to open it less than full, as you would like to do. But there's really no way to do what you want to do without significant modification such as drilling, cutting, etc.