Could I clamp this onto the side of a zero turn mower?
2076550
I do not know what a zero turn mower is but if it has a round pole or rod to clamp to, then it should work.
741910
Works on my Husquavarna zero turn, should as long as you have the engine protectorCage on the back of the mower.
1976443
There are barbed fitting adapters that you could push into the end and clamp on. These would need to be bought separate but I've seen them in hardware stores.
787785
I believe you can...these are what I used for my mower. They are easy to install.
1080471
It works great on my CubCadet zero turn mower! As long as your bar is sturdy and secure you should not have a problem!
2206012
Yes, I would guess, sideways if it's a regular sized push mower. But, you'd have to lift it up over the 4 or so inches of material on the bottom doorway "threshold" part.
1801229
I can't answer your question Because I modified the spreader for use on the front of a zero turn mower , sorry
2067414
I know it looks like a giant clamp, but it isn't. It is basically a light stand with a light clamp at the center of the "jaws". The "jaws" are a light sheet steel, so it would be nothing to drill holes to hold some wooden sides. In fact, the screw center clamp only closes to 1", so if you wanted the stand to hold, say 1/4" ply, you would have to add a piece of 3/4" stock to fill the gap.
2122083
Hi Bonnie, Yes, it clamps on the side. There is a basically a C-clamp at the base of the umbrella that can slide on and tighten to the edge of a table or back of a beach chair. The umbrella can tilt near the base from there (best to hold onto the base as you tilt.) I do not recommend trying to tilt it a full right angle, however. That would put too much stress on the clamp connection and the metal stem. Thanks for your interest. Regards, Tracey Pine Random Selections
137140
I used on my 22hp B/S zero turn 48" mower just fine. I believe i may have went to the Fram website and cross referenced to make sure it fit. You may want to try that too just to be sure.
741911
If there is a spot to attach it to the rear of the machine then yes. Normally on zero turn mowers there is a bar to provide engine protection at the rear of the machine. If there is a 6" spot there available for the hitch to be bolted or welded then you are all set.
956903
Not by design, but as the I.D. without any adapters seems to be 2.550", using it with a strip of .020-.025 shim stock instead of adapters should do the trick. (Effectively .025" per side, or .050") I'd probably go with the .020", (.040" total), and let the clamp bolt take care of the other .010". Trying to take up the full .050" with the clamp bolt could crack the casting and/or throw things slightly off center.
929869
Why can't you use this with a zero turn? I was just about to buy this for my JD zero turn.
404133
Yes, I use for Mowing on my "zero turn" mower. Work very well. Plug size- same size plug as on my Iphone, I listen to music on my phone as I mow. I have been very inpressed with "ear muffs", work very well for noise reduction or you can turn volumn up if you need to hear something. With volumn turned up, they still stop loud noises as a gunshot would be.
1319411
You should be able to. It would attach just like a C clamp would. You might want to put something where you are going to clamp it to prevent marring.
398953
I purchased this for a mower that I obtained and I thought the mower used a bag, it turns out my model does not. The model I have is only a mower and no catch system. However, I do have a side discharge mower that does use a side out bag such as the one your asking about. So judging by the construction of the item, I would say that if you know your mower is definitely one that has a side discharge and uses a catch bag, then this will most likely work. The item comes with instructions and it does not take more then 20 minutes to assemble the item. This of course is assumed you will analyze directions and take your time.
457841
No, its jus pretty square with flat edges as it looks, but with the weight it has, the clamp should be able to hold it in place