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How do you get under your riding lawnmower? - mikefm101 - 06-06-2020 Hi I’ve got a Husqvarna mower with a 48” span. While removing all three blades this morning I was wondering how to get easy access underneath. Car ramps seem too short and steep. I thought about cinder blocks and a pair of 2x10s maybe 4’ long but it doesn’t get much off the ground. Any ideas??? Mike RE: How do you get under your riding lawnmower? - Phil Thien - 06-06-2020 Let the wife drive it? RE: How do you get under your riding lawnmower? - chips ahoy - 06-06-2020 (06-06-2020, 04:05 PM)mikefm101 Wrote: Hi Jack up the front and back and stack 6x6s until you get the height you want.Be very careful. Mel RE: How do you get under your riding lawnmower? - fixtureman - 06-06-2020 I jack mine up and put it on car jack stands RE: How do you get under your riding lawnmower? - museumguy - 06-06-2020 I had a small John Deere. I used to just pick it up and put jack stands under it. RE: How do you get under your riding lawnmower? - Bluepine - 06-06-2020 I use a Harbor Freight lawn mower lift I paid $80 for, well worth the money. I have 2 riders and an ATV I use the lift with. RE: How do you get under your riding lawnmower? - R Clark - 06-06-2020 I have a 54" zero-turn. I either run it up on ramps, or jack up the front with a small floor jack and then use jack stands. RE: How do you get under your riding lawnmower? - jlanciani - 06-06-2020 Pull the deck and flip it over. On most decent tractors it’s a less than 5 minute task. RE: How do you get under your riding lawnmower? - Stwood_ - 06-06-2020 Handy man High-Lift jack, then car stands. RE: How do you get under your riding lawnmower? - TDKPE - 06-06-2020 For engine work, I jack it up with a floor jack and just go to work (not under it). For blades, I jack up the rear as far as the jack will go and stick a couple of timbers under there. That’s plenty of room for blade changes or whatever, but if I need to work on the shafts and such, I just pull the deck and put it on plywood on horses. |