Rollers on a old cub??

[jimbob200521]

I don't know if this will help or not, but I've seen guys take a piece of thick rubber (old car tire, horse stall mat, etc) and bolt that to the back of their deck instead of messing with installing rollers. To take it to what you're looking to do, you could simply bolt a piece of rubber to a piece of angle iron, then attach it to your rear lift. Violla! Stripped yard and you wouldn't have to worry about turning, digging in, it'd raise when you raise the deck, etc. Simple, cheap, and effective. Just a thought

[Stratmoore Farms]

Originally Posted by jimbob200521

Simple, cheap, and effective.

The three magic words.

[CumminSHO]

I do like cheap and easy, but I was looking into a 3 point hitch for the tractor anyway and I would make it so it would be able to be unattached so I can use the 3 point for other things around the yard/projects. I do like that idea though

[nikster]

Didn't know that stripes are that important? As long as my lawn is trimmed & neat, I give a rats arse about stripes.
& care less what people think.

Each to its own I guess.

NIK,

[CumminSHO]

I would like to mow for others to made a little side money so it would be a good selling point and other benefits.

[CumminSHO]

Does anyone know of a good brand name or anyone on here that sells a good 3 point hitch?

[drglinski]

Originally Posted by nikster

Didn't know that stripes are that important? As long as my lawn is trimmed & neat, I give a rats arse about stripes.
& care less what people think.

Each to its own I guess.

NIK,

X2. I'd back over the roller thingey and either throw it and break something, or break something, then throw it, and then break something again.