Would this work on a zero-turn mower? The mower's suspension seat needs help. Could this take the impact of fairly rough ground?
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Yes, I think so. I use mine in my SUV and have never had a problem. It is a very heavy plastic. They use them in nursing homes all of the time and they get plenty of abuse, so I'm doubting you would have any problems.
1191230
Yes the cushion would work on any mower and take the impact. It will move around and you'll have to adjust it at times but it's quite comfortable.
1191231
I think so. Seems fairly sturdy. Had mine for about a year and it's held up well, although I only use it indoors . Adjustable firmness via inflatable cells is nice feature.
1191232
Yes. It has a rubber skid free bottom to get it to stick to surfaces without sliding. You can adjust the amount of air in it to make it the most comfortable. You don't want it all the way blown up, as it can't give any on the bumps. Put enough air to where you are sitting in the cushion, and it will ride the best.
524441
It takes imo the same force to push a regular mower, if not more- i used it for conditioning- its not a casual device- especially for very young or old. Thats just my opinion & we have a big rough lawn,
1321051
I've had this mower flip up on top of me twice going up a grade. This mower has very little weight in the front and will flip going up an incline. I suggest that you don't buy this mower unless you like adventure and danger. lol
2083907
It fits perfectly on my Gravely ZT42. This zero turn has lever controls versus steering wheel, but there's plenty of cover above the controls so should not be a problem with your mower.
1549501
No it is a "spring and cable" suspension. It does a good job too. I am a 62 year old landscaper and ride a very fast mower over some bumpy fields. I would not be able to do this without this seat. It is worth it. Go for it!
1411632
I would say that it depends on what you call "grass". If it is deeply rooted and the soil is dry and hard, maybe. If it is a relatively soft area that can be torn up with a boot heel, yes. My small garden is very soft and this tiller works it like magic. If I were busting up clods of dry dirt I am not sure it could handle it. Best answer I can give you!
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It depends on what you consider "hilly". You do have to be careful as it is lighter than a gas mower so the front wheels tend to rise on occasion. For flat surfaces it works better than any gas mower I've owned. If you can afford retain a lawn service do your lawn.
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I really haven't noticed a vibration. I would imagine it would be minimal as the mower is light weight and pretty easy to handle. It looks like a cross between a regular sized mower and a toy mower. I don't think you would find anything that would be easier to handle.
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Wanda, I was using mine to load a four wheeler and it scared me to death. Not the fault of the ramps, just bad geometry. I used them a couple of times and then quit. I would think that if you used them to load a zero turn mower, you would want to back up the ramps, again not a nifty idea.
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our ground is very hard and , that is one reason we got a tiller to break it up, so far we have had no trouble. before we got the tiller, we had to wet ( soak ) the ground, so I would say this tiller would work fine!
738004
Read the owners manual. These mowers have limits on the grade. It could be dangerous to exceed the grade which could cause a rollover. If you are within the grade guidelines, I would suggest a low gear and mow directly up the slope. Be careful.
32637
I would say yes, works great on new hasquverna riding mower, which has small diameter wheel
247026
A zero turn is much heavier than the lawn tractor I used these on. Best to contact the manufacturer for specific advice on your machine about 2ply vs. 4ply
1992334
The tires will dig a hole if the mower has the power. They are very aggressive on my zero turn lawn mower. I have to have a tire like this because I live on a hill that is pretty step. I think you will be happy with the tires.
873854
I'm sure it would push nice on smooth, even, not too thick grass. The unstable handle and difficult turning would still be an issue though.
1981077
People allways want to push the limits of any product. Then get mad when the product breaks. This is rated to lift a maxium of 300 pounds. As long as your NOT lifting the whole lawn mower off the ground ( back or front wheels only) i do believe this will work. I have used mine for 3 summers now. Works great ,saves me a lot of time and easy to use. I have a 50" Ariens riding lawn mower with 3 cutting blades. No problem lifting the front off the ground .Easy access to get under.Very stable .Make sure you do put blocks behind the rear tires for safety. Safety FIRST.
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Yes it would help with stability on relatively level or sloping ground and on level/sloping ground it is extremely helpful. I have not noticed any significant shock absorption. The adjustable height feature is very helpful and works well. I have a bad knee and planned to use it for hiking on uneven/rough terrain. The footpad has proved to be too small to provide me adequate weight support when using it for hiking in rough terrain. It doesn't firmly balance on the tip when its not on a somewhat level surface. I must make sure to be careful where the foot pad is placed before putting my full weight on it. Having 2 of them would improve stability but I need one hand free for grasping and weight bearing.