riding mower to trailer?

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blegett

I'm looking at buying a new home with a tight squeeze getting into the back yard. I'd have to back up the inclined driveway and around a tight corner to get my Oday 20 into the back yard. I know I can get it along side the house and from there I'm thinking about using a riding mower/lawn tractor to push it to its parking spot. The yard is much larger than the one I have now, so it's the perfect excuse to buy a new lawn tractor. Anyone have any useful experience to share on the subject?
 
Jun 2, 2004
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Oday 25 pittsburgh
that is how a local shop moves their boats.

It was not a big riding mower. r.w.landau
 
Sep 19, 2006
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SCHOCK santana27' lake pleasant,az
*pop be sure the clutch is

in good shape and strong enough and get some extra wieghts for the front just in case
 
Oct 10, 2006
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Oday 222 Mt. Pleasant, SC
Put the ball on the front

A safer way might be to add a ball to the front of the mower otherwise the mower can crawl over on you. Just ask my father-in-law. He has a ball on the front and back. The one on the front is much easier plus safer.
 
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Jack h23.5

We moved my 23.5 around..

with a 15 hp Kubota tractor. Worked fine on the pavement, but not enough traction on the grass. The wheels would spin and dig a hole.
 
Jun 1, 2007
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Catalina 22 Paradise, MO
John Deere

I move my 22 Catalina Sport with a 22 h/p John Deere lawn tractor. I have the ball on the front and it works great except uphill on wet grass. If the grass isn't wet, no problem.
 
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