Hi Everyone on ODKING,
Have been visiting regularly and thought I would add a little piece about mower lift ideas.
I stumbled across a ride-on mower lift at (sca) and as soon as I saw it I thought it would be a good option for me. It cost me a total $120 for the lift then $40 in material and a bit more for welding rods and cutting discs.
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And then I got to work.
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It's at a good height to work on and is adjustable to do all different sizes of mowers and including cylinder mowers (scottbonar ,ransome etc). With a couple of pumps with the foot it's up and can be locked in at three hights with a locking pin and when you want to let it down to ground level you push the release pedal, the handle can easily be removed. I will be adding a brushcutter holder and more as I find things I need as I go. Lots of options . Will post more as I progress. Cheers.
