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Originally Posted by J-Mech
If you incorporated the tandem hitch into the frame of the first two, and let the rear one "hitched" up then that would work. Only problem is, it will be a bear to store. I suppose you can find a way to make it easily detachable.
I have to say, I'm with Sam. I really think this is more trouble than it's worth.
Oh, BTW.... I LOVE your "cad" drawings above! Wish I had a program that I could do that with. |
lmao thanks! Just so you know, you have the exact same program on your computer I used to make those "drawings" with. Just a few minutes in Paint and violla: you have some rudimentary drawings
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Originally Posted by J-Mech
With one of these!!! LOL!
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Takes care of a lot of issues! More area to store grass, so you don't have to dump as often..... you already have the sweeper.  |
That was my other thought; find a way to increase the carrying capacity of the lawn sweeper. Some areas I want to do I can't even make a full round without getting a full load. I need (ok, well, let's face it, WANT
) a way to pick these big "windrows" of grass without stopping every five feet to dump.
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Originally Posted by Berwil
My sweeper has a frame tube that runs along the back bottom edge of the bag, so that is what I was referring to. I guess not all have that.
I do agree about the storage concern. If kept together it will take a garage bay to store, even apart will be half a bay. Then there's the assembly, disassembly every time, tweaking the setup when one is misadjusted, etc. not trying to rain on your parade, but I think I would upgrade to 1 of a larger size and enjoy the seat time. 
Bill |
Storage wouldn't be a HUGE concern; I'd got a little shed out back, as long as I could reasonably remove the sweepers from the frame, I'm sure I could store it in there, especially if it's only two sweepers.