Homemade Zero Turn Chute Blocker at Phoebe Bittner blog

Homemade Zero Turn Chute Blocker. Making a chute blocker for a zero turn lawn mowerupdate::::: I made a better version of this that is on my channel if you want to check it out. It worked really good as far as being able to mow close to landscape beds with the chute facing them, but naturally there was a lot of clumping (pic 2). With just a few basic tools and materials, you can create a functional and efficient blocker for your lawn mower. If i open up the holes, the clumping might be less, but then more grass will be displaced in the beds. I designed it so that it fits right into the holes that hold the discharge deflector on, and was able to reuse the oem spring from the deflector. I'll tell you how this started with me. The location of the knob. I got a piece of very thin sheet metal (say 16 to 18 ga. By no means is this thing perfect, but it works halfway decently, and definitely is better than just discharging everything.

By no means is this thing perfect, but it works halfway decently, and definitely is better than just discharging everything. Making a chute blocker for a zero turn lawn mowerupdate::::: With just a few basic tools and materials, you can create a functional and efficient blocker for your lawn mower. I made a better version of this that is on my channel if you want to check it out. If i open up the holes, the clumping might be less, but then more grass will be displaced in the beds. It worked really good as far as being able to mow close to landscape beds with the chute facing them, but naturally there was a lot of clumping (pic 2). I'll tell you how this started with me. The location of the knob. I got a piece of very thin sheet metal (say 16 to 18 ga. I designed it so that it fits right into the holes that hold the discharge deflector on, and was able to reuse the oem spring from the deflector.

How to Easily Build a DIY Discharge Chute Blocker SkyeVibes

Homemade Zero Turn Chute Blocker I got a piece of very thin sheet metal (say 16 to 18 ga. I made a better version of this that is on my channel if you want to check it out. I got a piece of very thin sheet metal (say 16 to 18 ga. With just a few basic tools and materials, you can create a functional and efficient blocker for your lawn mower. The location of the knob. I'll tell you how this started with me. I designed it so that it fits right into the holes that hold the discharge deflector on, and was able to reuse the oem spring from the deflector. If i open up the holes, the clumping might be less, but then more grass will be displaced in the beds. By no means is this thing perfect, but it works halfway decently, and definitely is better than just discharging everything. Making a chute blocker for a zero turn lawn mowerupdate::::: It worked really good as far as being able to mow close to landscape beds with the chute facing them, but naturally there was a lot of clumping (pic 2).