Wright baggers

[pugs]

Why is it that a GrassGobbler or Rackem can make a bag that fits these mowers without any bracket but yours needs extra brackets and drilling instead of just dropping on?

[dKoester]

Ours is a drop on. No problems here.

[pugs]

Originally Posted by dKoester

Ours is a drop on. No problems here.

Then you arent using it on a Wright...

http://www.acceleratorindustries.com...ghtstander.htm

The hole that the big pin in the front goes through does not exist from the factory. And you need to mount that bracket at the rear.

[dKoester]

Nope, our baggers are made by Wright. I have 2 rh36's and they fit perfectly with no adjustments.

[pugs]

Originally Posted by dKoester

Nope, our baggers are made by Wright. I have 2 rh36's and they fit perfectly with no adjustments.

Yes they do...those are GrassGobblers, not Accelerators...

May want to read/notice what section a post is in before replying...

[pugs]

Any reason for this? Bueller?

[LawnScapers of Dayton]

cause that's how they chose to make them???????? it's not really a big deal.....

[pugs]

Originally Posted by DRM Ventures

cause that's how they chose to make them???????? it's not really a big deal.....

I was just curious. When selling a bagger that just drops on I dont have to figure any labor for installing a bracket. People can just come in and buy a bag and go out to a job site and stick it on their mower instead of taking it back to their shop or in to a shop to have holes drilled to install a bagger that there is already a bracket for built into the deck.

[PeterA]

Long explanation, but there is a good reason. It is not just a simple engineering issue, though.