How To Lower a Lawn Tractor As Low As Possible Pt. 2
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Publicado 2023-01-26
Although I do not plan on racing this lawn mower, I would consider this to be influenced heavily by race mower builds that I have seen. I may not have known exactly how to lower a riding lawn mower when this started, but I'm starting to get it figured out... I think
Tools used in this video:
- HF 4-1/2” angle grinder
- Miller 120V welder w/ flux core wire
- Dewalt 20V drill and impact driver
- various hand tools
If anybody asks, I do not recommend anyone, under any circumstances, or for any reason, to ever replicate, or attempt to replicate, the shenanigans portrayed in this video. This was a test conducted in accordance with the strict supervisory procedures and protocols put forth by me, to me and for me with regard to me own safety. Or something like that.
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Todos los comentarios (21)
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Another Home Run!!...I've looked at TONS of YT mower mod sites and NEVER have i seen a build with as much clear instruction and innovation!...already waiting on the next one!
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I am new to your channel. You do some pretty awesome work! Nice.. I build custom cars. So much fabrication goes into each car for sure lol. I have been wanting to build a custom low mower for a minute.. you have given me some great ideas!! Thank you. And, hello from California 😊
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People don't appreciate how much effort is done to get to the finished product!
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Got a free mower before winter. Just about to pull it out and try to lower it a bit. THANK YOU FOR THIS SERIES. So many great ideas executed wonderfully.
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I am enjoying your can-do attitude, your excellent editing, and your straight-ahead approach to solving the inevitable dilemmas. I am doing a similar project, but with a purpose-built frame. Used a jackshaft to get the power up to the pulley on top; seating behind the transaxle rather than over it. Kinda slingshottish. Anyway, you inspire me. Good gumption vibes. Onward!
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Great work
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Great video!
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Just found your videos, This is the best built video I've seen in forever! One good thing about just now finding you is i don't have to wait for the next video 😂 I'm binge watching the series , Awesome job!
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this is an amazing series thank you! Welds are a lot stronger than I thought! haha
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Man, that’s a good looking ford you have!
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Great video
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This is awesome bud, I gotta do one now, so cool. But or the steering linkage, im gonna try to thread the rods and then thread the inside of a pipe. It would be adjustable and stronger than 2 butt welds per side.
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Just watching the series. I want to see where this is going. Even a simple comment helps you with the algorithm.
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Good soundtrack
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Awesome project, and literally the only place I'm going to knock you is "flat strap". I've been with a structural steel company for the past 15 years. In the industry, that's "flat bar". It's bar stock; round bar, square bar, or flat bar. I'm not trying to be a Karen, what you're doing is friggin' awesome, and I'm going to be a new subscriber. I'm just wanted to say something before the keyboard welders started attacking.
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I was curious how you were going to do the steering! And damn is it low. Can't wait to see it moving!
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I'm digging the build man I'm wondering if u will have to seal the trans axle and put a fill hole in the top to get it to survive.
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Square corner holes create stress risers. Next time when cutting a structural member, it would be best practice to use a step drill at each end of the opening the cut out between the tangent points of the round holes. 😉
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You'll probably want to put the big pulley on the engine... It's gonna be slow. Good video.
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Lol. 2/8" don't you mean a 1/4" I like this guy, he builds by the seat of his pants does something and figures out how to make it work. Sounds like something I'd do.
