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Mounting pik-up tool to ZTR
What is the best way to mount a "pik-up tool" to a ZTR so that it is easy to get to for use but will not just fall off?
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If you spend a few minutes holding the pick up tool in different positions on the mower, you can find a place that will be out of the way, and will not be in a place where it's easily damaged (such as when your raise the seat). 5 minutes of trying different places may save you a broken pick up tool. |
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Get yourself some convenience stores.
You won't be mounting it anywhere. You'll be holding it while you steer your Z. Seriously. Oh, and stock up on T U R D polish.
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Remembering all my departed friends. NObama '08 NoMoreObama '12 |
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hdtvluvr,
Thanks for the info and pic. PM sent. JLM |
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Becomes harder when you get the 48+ type ones. I also like the king tongs - seem to last longer.
Here is alink that has both: http://unitedsafetyauthority.com/EZ_..._Grabbers.html Longer they are though, the bigger the pain in the rear they become!
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