Beer Holder

[Da'Squirrel]

1st attempt at beer holder failed , just switch from lawn tractor to zero turn and the beer is getting foamed up bad , thinking maybe between feet as it would be center of the machine , any advice ? maybe I just need to slow down

 

[lawn mower fanatic]

1st attempt at beer holder failed , just switch from lawn tractor to zero turn and the beer is getting foamed up bad , thinking maybe between feet as it would be center of the machine , any advice ? maybe I just need to slow down

WELCOME TO LMF!
It might help if you put it in the center of the machine, but I think it would still get foamed up a lot. I think the best thing would be to make something that is independent from the machine so it can rock back and forth, thus not getting shooken up as much, like a gyroscopic cup holder. See video....

 

[HarryHarley]

How about waiting until you're done mowing? Then go get a icy one. No foam. :licking:

 

[Ric]

WELCOME TO LMF!
It might help if you put it in the center of the machine, but I think it would still get foamed up a lot. I think the best thing would be to make something that is independent from the machine so it can rock back and forth, thus not getting shooken up as much, like a gyroscopic cup holder. See video....

LMF as you know I've been a cyclist for years and what I would use would be a bottle holder like you would put on a bicycle and a bottle like a cyclist would use. A 16oz water bottle will hold a can of coke or beer with room for expansion without spilling a drop. You can even buy the insulated bottles by Polar to keep it cold.

 

[pugaltitude]

Just use a hydration pack :laughing:

What biking do you do?

I prefer doing mountainbiking and iv got a Trek Fuel EX8.

 

[lawn mower fanatic]

LMF as you know I've been a cyclist for years and what I would use would be a bottle holder like you would put on a bicycle and a bottle like a cyclist would use. A 16oz water bottle will hold a can of coke or beer with room for expansion without spilling a drop. You can even buy the insulated bottles by Polar to keep it cold.

Yeah, that would be a good idea also! :thumbsup:

 

[lawn mower fanatic]

Just use a hydration pack :laughing:

What biking do you do?

I prefer doing mountainbiking and iv got a Trek Fuel EX8.

I have a Trek 820 mountain bike. I like riding rail-trails (if you don't know what they are, see this: Rail trail - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia). I also ride on the road. Even though I have a mountain bike, I don't do serious mountain biking, I just like how you can jump off curbs and stuff (if you had a road bike you couldn't do that as much). My 820 has a back pouch for phone, camera, etc., 3 lights, odometer, and mirror. I love it! :biggrin:

 

[pugaltitude]

We have cycle runs on old disued railtracks aswell. We have a nice one over a long viaduct.

I also mountainbike up our local forest in all conditions including night riding with the head torches.
Good fun at night but im always sure an ax murderer is following me :laughing:

 

[Ric]

Just use a hydration pack :laughing:

What biking do you do?

I prefer doing mountain biking and iv got a Trek Fuel EX8.

Mostly Road, We do ride some trials but prefer road rides in the 40 to 50 range. I prefer to ride my Trek 5200. If you check my profile you can see all my toys.

 

[Parkmower]

I ride a Gary Fisher tassajara that I bought new in 99. Have upgraded entire drive train to LX. XTR V-brakes. And XTR hubs. I love it Nd do. Everything with it. For years it was my main mode of tranpotation.