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04-21-2007

hallerb@aol.com

J.A. Michel

Larry and a Cat...

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Posted by cj on April 21, 2007, 7:35 am

greetings, last year i purchased a 42 inch mtd mower and i would like to
add some wheels to the cutting deck because my lawn is somewhat uneven
in spots and i am having a problem with scalping in some spots. my parts
catalog does not show the wheel brackets as an item i can purchase,
instead i would have to buy a whole new deack with wheel brackets. as a
metal fabricator it would be no problem to make my own brackets and
attach them to the deck but i have no idea as to the height the wheels
would lift the deck off the lawn. i can purchese the wheels and bolts at
my local mower shop and i am guessing the distance to the center of the
wheels would be the height i need. in other words i can build the
brackets around the wheels. sound like it ould work?
thanks, cj

Posted by hallerb@aol.com on April 21, 2007, 7:56 am

> greetings, last year i purchased a 42 inch mtd mower and i would like to

> add some wheels to the cutting deck because my lawn is somewhat uneven

> in spots and i am having a problem with scalping in some spots. my parts

> catalog does not show the wheel brackets as an item i can purchase,

> instead i would have to buy a whole new deack with wheel brackets. as a

> metal fabricator it would be no problem to make my own brackets and

> attach them to the deck but i have no idea as to the height the wheels

> would lift the deck off the lawn. i can purchese the wheels and bolts at

> my local mower shop and i am guessing the distance to the center of the

> wheels would be the height i need. in other words i can build the

> brackets around the wheels. sound like it ould work?

> thanks, cj

go look at a deck with wheels on display, take measurements and
photos,,,,,,

go get em

Posted by J.A. Michel on April 21, 2007, 10:25 am

> greetings, last year i purchased a 42 inch mtd mower and i would like to

> add some wheels to the cutting deck because my lawn is somewhat uneven in

> spots and i am having a problem with scalping in some spots. my parts

> catalog does not show the wheel brackets as an item i can purchase,

> instead i would have to buy a whole new deack with wheel brackets. as a

> metal fabricator it would be no problem to make my own brackets and attach

> them to the deck but i have no idea as to the height the wheels would lift

> the deck off the lawn. i can purchese the wheels and bolts at my local

> mower shop and i am guessing the distance to the center of the wheels

> would be the height i need. in other words i can build the brackets around

> the wheels. sound like it ould work?

> thanks, cj

Try here: http://www.amazon.com/Mtd-Deck-Wheel-Kit-OEM-190-183/dp/B000H5WRZ4

or here:
http://www.buymtdonline.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDetail_LAWN%20&%20GARDEN%20TRACTORS_FASTATTACH%20DECK%20WHEEL%20KIT_10101_19502_169125_45372_-1

Or here:
http://www.sears.com/sr/javasr/product.do?BV_UseBVCookie=Yes&pid=07124293000&cat=Tractor+Attachments&subcat=Mulching+Kits&vertical=LAWN&ihtoken=1

You're welcome.

Posted by cj on April 21, 2007, 10:52 am

J.A. Michel wrote:

>> greetings, last year i purchased a 42 inch mtd mower and i would like

>> to add some wheels to the cutting deck because my lawn is somewhat

>> uneven in spots and i am having a problem with scalping in some spots.

>> my parts catalog does not show the wheel brackets as an item i can

>> purchase, instead i would have to buy a whole new deack with wheel

>> brackets. as a metal fabricator it would be no problem to make my own

>> brackets and attach them to the deck but i have no idea as to the

>> height the wheels would lift the deck off the lawn. i can purchese the

>> wheels and bolts at my local mower shop and i am guessing the distance

>> to the center of the wheels would be the height i need. in other words

>> i can build the brackets around the wheels. sound like it ould work?

>> thanks, cj

> Try here:

> http://www.amazon.com/Mtd-Deck-Wheel-Kit-OEM-190-183/dp/B000H5WRZ4

> or here:

http://www.buymtdonline.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDetail_LAWN%20&%20GARDEN%20TRACTORS_FASTATTACH%20DECK%20WHEEL%20KIT_10101_19502_169125_45372_-1

> Or here:

http://www.sears.com/sr/javasr/product.do?BV_UseBVCookie=Yes&pid=07124293000&cat=Tractor+Attachments&subcat=Mulching+Kits&vertical=LAWN&ihtoken=1

> You're welcome.

thanks boss, exactly what i was looking for
cj

Posted by Larry and a Cat named Dub on April 22, 2007, 8:29 am

Go to sears on line check out part # 24293 Rear kit
24292 for the Front gauge wheel kit
This is for a 42" craftsman but I suspect it they are the same Grab any
mower on the floor and get a model for on line manual for proper adjustment