No Place to carry anything, Solutions?

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Vern2

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I understand why ride on mowers don't allow a second person on the mower. but what about a basket attachment for picking up anything in the mower path? I've chopped up things, just because there's no where to carry anything on a mower. I've regretted chopping up news paper thrown in the yard.:eek:

Thanks for your replies,

Vern
 
Depending on the mower you could weld up an atv rack and bolt it on.
 

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An ammo box mounted to the mower works good for carrying trimmer line and small tools.:thumbsup:
 
I vote for the milk crate. The price is right. Bout the right amount of time spent on the build. Beautiful plan !
 
They have this for zero-turns: http://www.lawnmowerforum.com/equip...rgo-carrier-residential-zero-turn-mowers.html

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Vern2 said:
I understand why ride on mowers don't allow a second person on the mower. but what about a basket attachment for picking up anything in the mower path? I've chopped up things, just because there's no where to carry anything on a mower. I've regretted chopping up news paper thrown in the yard.:eek:

Thanks for your replies,

Vern
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If you mow the way you are supposed to or the proper way you should walk the property first and pick up any trash or debris before you start mowing, that way you're not chopping up news paper thrown in the yard or tree branches or god knows what. It's easier on the mower deck and blades.
 
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