Homemade Pull Behind Mower

My homemade pull behind mower.
Specs:
---12.5HP Briggs
---46" 3-blade deck
---Independently adjustable rear wheels 0"-8" clearance
---2 gal fuel tank
---Ball hitch attach
---Remote kill switch
---Provisions for lights
---Provisions for interlock switches

[@mtwseneca]

Very compact easy to lift and clean under the deck, pretty much what I will copy for a mower set up at a son's house.
I have a pull behind that I run offset at a buddy's house, it was made by someone and had a bad engine. I put a honda 6 hp on it and it cuts normal ht. grass just fine with the 42 Inch old Sears Suburban deck. Mike

[@elitecystuning]

See this is how u build one simple and straight forward not overbuilt

[@remingtonseven]

Thanks for the idea, I have been wondering how to do this with an old mower deck that I have

[@SergeantSOLAR]

Cool project

[@callmebigpapa]

you sir are a genius and my new hero !

[@mattwatson00]

callmebigpapa thank you

[@TheJrl1982]

thats what i plan on doing this summer

[@abdelazizsqualli1004]

Lightweight is good and what did I use it for it’s a lawnmower ruclips.net/user/postUgkxTPN04aT-Qdjr_KS3ql7ng8wnU3wwsCqk also recommend Yes it is lightweight so hence not as robust as our old one. But if you take care it does the job really well.

[@AlexSh154]

That is pure genius. I have friend who has been thinking of getting a brush hog, but I think this would be cheaper probably.

[@kingmoua415]

what mower deck is that came off..

[@doct0rnic]

MTD

[@andyde5289]

GREAT IDEA

[@elhigh]

Electric start, no less. Can't hate on that.

[@davidgray7907]

Good idea but not a good idea to have blades on in a enclosed place or no engage or disengage