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Striper kit instrutions
Hey I was wandering if anyone had or could post some instructions on how to build your own striper for a walk behind commercial lawn mower. If you can that would be great. I'm also curious if anyone has a picture of what a yard looks like cut with a striper made from different materials.
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Here you go. A picture, no instructions needed. Just buy yourself a heavy duty rubber truck mudflap and bolt it on so it JUST touches or sits 1/8" above the concrete:
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wow! thank you, much easier than I thought and still looks very nice. ThankS!
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You're welcome, and make sure you use a truck mudflap of the heavy rubber variety. They're a lot stiffer and also very durable.
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mud flaps
Is there a place to purchase mudflaps cheap. The ones I saw went for about 200-300 dollars
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nice stripes fiveoboy
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Strip kit
If you have a quarry around they have the belting from the conveys and is a lot heavier then mud flap and cheaper. But both do a great job.
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can you explain more maybe put some photos
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Find a heavy truck dealership and pick one up for 20-30 bucks.
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yeah they must of been gold plated.
Yeah they most of been. I'm planning on going to buy some tommorow.
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