Could you use this on a ZTR mower?
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I have a traditional mower with a hole for a drop pin. I think you could if you have a hole for the pin. It will get fairly heavy when you pull it across gravel.
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Can't see why not as long as you have a pin attachment hole. It is very lightweight and needs a couple of cinder blocks if you want to dig in a bit. However, it's difficult to keep the cinder blocks in place.
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ZTRs might have a hitch pin but they are really for lighter pulling of cards or leaf collection.
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This item uses a standard pin attachment. If your ZTR has the option for a pin attachment it would be compatible.
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I would say yes, works great on new hasquverna riding mower, which has small diameter wheel
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yes it does, but the way grease zerks were installed it may be hard to use a large grease gun on them once the wheel is installed on the mower.
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It's rated to 1500lbs. We bought it to load our John Deere garden tractor/mower and will now use it for our new ztr. My guess is you'll have no problem.
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Not sure of the output psi but thus is designed for a low pressure throttle body system. If the mower uses a gravity feed system like most Briggs and Stratton designed it is probably too high. If it uses a standard cam actuated pump it will probably work.
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I believe it would work on your mower. I'm not sure what kind of mower you have, but if it has a 42" deck it should be O.K. I actually put mine on a 42" Murray riding lawnmower and it worked fine. I see where they discontinued the mower blades(PP22004)so you have to find an alternative. I'd sure give it a try. Amazon may have a money back guarantee if doesn't work. Hope this helps.
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I do not know. The mower it was used on was a Murry. I did not look for Craftsman mower compatibility.
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Absolutely. I have this same mower and just installed the roller. Couldn't be much easier. You have a round hole and a square hole on the mounting brackets that stick out from the front of the mower deck that are used to connect to the frame. The supplied brackets bolt into the round hole with the portion of the bracket sticking into the square hole. Even a cave man could do it.
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Jerry, Do not see why it would not work provided that the blade has the proper shaft size, length & your mower has a deflector to keep the clippings in the mower itself while they are being "Ground up"
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I'm not sure if this will fit your machine but I will tell you it works awesome. Just don't let your lawn get to long or mow when its wet. If it is toong it will track and if it is to wet it will work your mower very hard. I have a very thick yard.
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Not a good idea. Stick with using it strictly on your mower where it works just fine
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Yep. Use it on mine. I would suggest getting extra metal blades, it doesn't come with enough in my opinion.
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Mine is a 48" Snapper ZTR and it is covered quite well including the tires. Seems to have enough extra room for the wider deck of your mower but I can't say for sure that it will fit your model. I am happy with the way it fits mine, if that helps any.
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I doubt it. I would not try it. My lawn mower blades are too thick for proper insertion. Best to have this done at lawn mower repair shop and use the sharpener for knives.
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do not know for that mower, look at old tires size should tell you what size.
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Possibly if they are the same length as your current blades. I bought these for my Toro ZTR and they work fine. Like the sound they make, something like a low-tone buzz saw. THey just have the center hole. You might want to ask the vendor this question.
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It should work just fine on any string trimmer mower that takes this size of string. The only thing special I needed to do was to cut the line to the proper length for my string trimmer mower.