Homemade Front Mount ATV Mower

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2017-06-21に共有
Front mounted ATV mower made from dairy cattle & chicken recycled fence posts and other scrap metal, electrical cabinet door, homemade ATV tracks wheels and CNC cut sprockets leftovers, old table top steel framing, Ski-Doo 377 steering linkage, used car rear axle and a Honda GX340 general purpose engine. Every part except belts, bearings and some bolts are reused and used even for the third time. It's cheap and functional. Check it out! #atv #mower #frontmount #petrol #gasoline #HondaGX340 #DonnDIY #eestiyoutuber

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  • I did the same when I got my VA Power scooter..Hooked up my 18" Gas LM and then following yr. Ryboi came out with their CELM and I been using that these past 4 yrs ! Got Freedom and can Mow my Own Lawn again.. VG Helping other Veterans do the same ever since..Happier Memorial Day ! US Army-65'-67'
  • You had me at rubber couplings to minimize rock damage to drive system. And then you brought out the caterpillar drive. Bravo sir, bravo.
  • Thanks, I got to hand it you, (and whoever taught you) you really know how to metal fab, probably anything you set your mind to.
  • @bufford14
    I ditto everything PacoWang says. You are the Man. Someone has taught you well in life to do all this. Great welding as well.
  • @eformance
    It's clear you have given a lot of thought to the various components of this build. From the rubber isolator, to the over-center motor engagement.
  • The best part is him riding the carriage frame down the shop ramp! Gotta have fun at your work!
  • Wow!!! You are definitely a master engineer. I enjoyed watching this build so much, thank you.
  • Very cool. I miss welding and fabricating. I worked at a company where I was the Lead mechanic with all my plus rates (welder-mechanic-machinist-pipefitter-millwright) so I had lots of tittles and The ones I used the most was my welding, mechanic, and machinist. I was forced out at 62, (Down sizing)and I miss that job, but I really enjoy being retired. I am building up my equipment, but I need a tabletop lathe.
  • @JOEZEP54
    Your shop has a nice assortment of tools and your knowledge & skill using them is very impressive. Great build! I enjoy reclaiming, reusing, recycling what is on hand & enjoy getting ideas from other DIYers that do the same. Stay well, Joe Z
  • Very well thought out and executed. You young man are a mechanical genius. Thanks for sharing.
  • Measure, Cut and Weld, Cut and Weld, Measure, Cut and Weld, think, think some more, keep cutting, Weld ........man you a awesome robot man!
  • @79943
    I worked around heavy equipment fabrication for many years which involved ALL the processes you employed in this project. Your skill set is amazing.
  • You mastered that mower the blades are perfectly in line and in balance to the last gram, a couple weeks ago I was mower grass for hay on are farm with a 4 drum I think it 2.5 meter in length and the blade holder snapped of becoming a brick when though it and it shuck its balls off the part weighs 250 grams and the parts shop didn't have a new one so I had to weld one together and I was 30 grams to heavy and I thought it close enough got to the field started her up and it's going off again like crazy just shows what a good job you did to get it spot on 👍
  • dude !~! you are a mad scientist, great work. been building stuff all my life and never seen anything like this.wow !!
  • I watched and enjoyed. now I know I want a wire feed welder. very impressed with your skills.
  • Most impressive video seen yet. Your talent should be worth millions to any MFG in the US. Hats Off and God Speed.
  • Wow, very cool, a lot better than buying that at the store for $4000, I also just subscribe, watching you videos wants me to go and creat something ☺️
  • By the shaft of Thor's hammer! What a brilliant build. I was looking for the easiest way to sharpen mower blades and your video came up! You have a new subscriber my friend. 😀