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Hoisting front of Pony for service
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That is exactly what I do 29 times a week
Sling it up by the front cross member and stand it up on its bum.
Just watch the battery & fuel tank
A ,sealed battery should be fine but if the tank is full you might need to either drain it or put some cling wrap over the spout the screw the cap on tight.
Sling it up by the front cross member and stand it up on its bum.
Just watch the battery & fuel tank
A ,sealed battery should be fine but if the tank is full you might need to either drain it or put some cling wrap over the spout the screw the cap on tight.
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Cling will not be able to cling onto the HDPE plastic tank so will leak around the cling / tank interface. thus a couple of layers and the need to put the cap back on tight.
Some plastic bags will also work but most are too hard & will crease so provide a path for the fuel to leak out of .
Don't know how long it will last for but I have found cling wrap in fuel tanks and I have had mowers up for a week or so .
Good luck
Whle it is up in the air with no weight on the steering, give the front end a grease the steering pins are best greased like this
Some plastic bags will also work but most are too hard & will crease so provide a path for the fuel to leak out of .
Don't know how long it will last for but I have found cling wrap in fuel tanks and I have had mowers up for a week or so .
Good luck
Whle it is up in the air with no weight on the steering, give the front end a grease the steering pins are best greased like this
I just replaced the blades on mne by removing the mower deck. What a royal pain. I will try this next time. What a time saver.Great. Thank you for your response. I did not know Cling is impervious to gasoline. Good idea. Thanks again.
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A riding friend of mine has been fixing mowers for 50 years
He is about 300 lbs with the girth that you would imagine for that weight
So any mower he was to get under would need to be 3' off the ground if not more.
When i was at his place just after buying the repair run I asked him what jacks he was using.
Terry laughed , took me round the back to show me his tripod with a mower hanging off it and an old childs swing set with another mower hanging off it.
That was just about the last time I jacked up a mower unless it was an onsite job .
He is about 300 lbs with the girth that you would imagine for that weight
So any mower he was to get under would need to be 3' off the ground if not more.
When i was at his place just after buying the repair run I asked him what jacks he was using.
Terry laughed , took me round the back to show me his tripod with a mower hanging off it and an old childs swing set with another mower hanging off it.
That was just about the last time I jacked up a mower unless it was an onsite job .