Will this fit under a trampoline that is 34 inches above the ground? Can the mower's handle be rotated down?
1307813
The whole thing is 40" high. But the handle can be folded reducing the height to 24". Folding and unfolding takes about a minute.
1307814
I had to go out and look at my mower and check, but to answer quickly--no. The handles do not rotate down (darn it), but you CAN unscrew the handles on the side and just slip them out and down. Not real convenient, but it IS an option.
169504
I don't believe so, which sucks because I'm 5'4" and it's at my chest. So I imagine this mower would still sit pretty low on you.
1257316
I have a 15' trampoline I bought this canopy for. It hangs over about a foot all the way around. I would suspect you could improvise and it would work ok.
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.
1993207
Yes. From the ground to the top, it is even slightly UNDER 34-1/2"h. I even checked all four corners, to make sure it wasn't skewed or out of plumb.
990646
There is a lever located on the left side of the mower. There is a series of slots which one can adjust the grass heights. Good luck!
710661
No, the ground would need to be leveled. No adjustments to the u shaped legs can be made. Very good trampoline though. We've had it for three years and it's still in great shape. Just had to replace the pad that covers the springs which was very inexpensive.
1232617
I do not know, but I expect not. My guess is that the mower would be too wide. The dimensions of this trailer's cargo area, fully assembled, are 17" x 23". Good luck!
1005500
No, you don't have to secure it to the ground. It's very sturdy. 2 women can easily move it over to mow underneath. Hope this helps.
1171497
Not without a dollop of effort! It's adjustable for heights and can, then too, be un-screwed and disassembled into two pieces! An aside: gingerly place it upright on the floor, carpet etc and notice it tips FORWARD or BACKWARD...to offset the extra material in/on the handle! Intriguing! jhm
619896
The only way I can think of is by adding something like a lazysusan below it. It would have to fit under the wheels and arm of the unit. I don't know how you would rotate it other than having someone ocillate it manually.
676644
I measured mine with the lid completely open, and it is a little over 31" from the floor, you should be fine with 34" clearance.
998058
The height of the handle is 20". I guess it would depend on how long the arms of the child are. My 4 year old grandson loves the mower and it is not too small for him. He is probably in that 40" range for height.
1622949
You cannot adjust how far the handle is from the mower. However, you can adjust the angle it is from the ground. There is a lot of float there anyway in that, the setting I use for mowing also allows me to set it straight up for storage.
743972
The wheels are large and can manage grass, but if the lead wheel might dip into an uneven hole it tends to tip forward, ok on paved surfaces... If one needs moderate support for balance maybe get one with four wheels.. The lowest height of adjustment is is handles at 30" from ground, probably fine for your height
1055404
it should. it depends on the size of the mower (with the handle folded down) and if you put anything else in there. You should be able to accomplish what you are trying to do, it just may have to go in sideways? it's a good sized shed. I have some 36" wide shelves in it, sideways, so there's at least that much depth to it.
730327
It can be rotated 180degs...90degs each way from vertical. Hope that helps.