Hello,

You might want to check out our line of sulkies at:

http://www.trailerracks.com/mowers.html

We have both a single wheel and a two wheel version. Both feature a fully adjustable drawbar, a universal mounting plate, and a galvanized steel construction.

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Matt, Nice looking unit. I like the galvinized aspect of it...

I have used both 1 and 2 wheel velke's I prefer the 2 wheel variety...My two wheeled was a rocket wheels......

 

I've used both, and each has a single drawback. If you're on the beefy side and habitually put most of your weight on one leg, like I do on a long straight run, the nylon bushing wears out and you have a wobbly platform. When I put my 2nd machine on the road I opted for the 2-wheel job, and soon found out, when I began running into stuff, that it tracks inside the single-wheel version. Overall, though, I prefer the single-wheel variety.

 

Is your mower hydro or belt? If it is hydro, I would get a sulky with casters.

 

Hey PM me your phone number and email i will give you a call i have a 2 wheel velki have been looking to sell it came off a 36 inch toro!

 

Is your mower hydro or belt? If it is hydro, I would get a sulky with casters.

Belt drive, t-bar.

 

Hey PM me your phone number and email i will give you a call i have a 2 wheel velki have been looking to sell it came off a 36 inch toro!

Well I'm not sure if I want used one even though I'm very close to you. I'm in Winnipeg.

 

I use a 2 wheel Velke with a 15" arm on my 52" Ferris dual hydro and a 2 wheel Velke with a 18" arm on my 36" Red Hawk dual hydro.

 

I use a 2 wheel Velke with a 15" arm on my 52" Ferris dual hydro and a 2 wheel Velke with a 18" arm on my 36" Red Hawk dual hydro.

Any difference in comfort between the two lengths? or has it just to do with having long arms.

 

Any difference in comfort between the two lengths? or has it just to do with having long arms.

It has to do with how the handlebars are positioned- I have the 18" bar on my Velke Pro 1, if I had the 15", the handlebars would hit me in the hip every time I made a zero turn.

Personally, I'd go with a Velke Pro 1 (singe wheel), I love mine and would highly recommend it!

 

MKWL is right. It has to do with the handle bar angle. Try both arm lengths out and pick the one that is the most comfortable for you.

 

Take a look at the two that Trimmer Trap has. I have the Bull Rider wheels from Trimmer trap and I like them. They are a caster sulky, but they also make a traditional 2 wheel sulky that is built like a tank. The bar length on both is adjustable. They make very good quality products. www.trimmertrap.com Jungle Jim also makes a descent 2 wheel sulky.

 

Here's four pages about this same subject:

http://www.lawnsite.com/showthread.php?t=114464

 

I hated the single wheel sulky. the double was fine and is great if traveling long distances of asphalt or cement. but I prefer the proslide over both. only draw back of the proslide is the replacement of wear plates. but only cost 40 bucks shipped and last a bit more than a year.

 

I use a 2 wheel velke w/ my Scag

 

2 wheel. jungle jim. love it

 

I hated the single wheel sulky. the double was fine and is great if traveling long distances of asphalt or cement. but I prefer the proslide over both. only draw back of the proslide is the replacement of wear plates. but only cost 40 bucks shipped and last a bit more than a year.

Those proslides are too expensive.

 

One wheel all the way. The two wheelers shift back and forth constantly. And dont think about hitting a hole with a two wheeler. Youll break an ankle. The one wheeler will just climb right out of the hole with no problem.

 

Jungle Wheels......luv em.

 

Those proslides are too expensive.

Yes but worth every penny.