Pulling multiple lawn sweepers: how would you do it?

[Berwil]

How about a "knock down" on the deck chute to keep the grass within 24", then mount the sweeper like a side car on the discharge side. Mow and sweep at the same time.

Bill

[J-Mech]

Did you guys see post #6? Just wondering......

[darkminion_17]

Originally Posted by J-Mech

You can't hook Agri-Fabs up like that. Look at the hitch design. When mounted to the tractor, there is (supposed) to be a spacer in the hitch. The tongue actually pics up on the tractor. In other words, when you hook up, you have to press the tongue down to hook it up. This lifts the sweepers bag off the ground. If the hitch you make to pull it isn't heavy enough to push down on the tongue, then it's hitch will just pop up in the air and the bag will be on the ground. The tandem hitch will have to be very heavy, and have wheels on it. Then it would work.

That has nothing to do with my Red Green alternative. ...

[Sam Mac]

Just get AC to sweep the lawn, he loves running his sweeper.

It will be a cold day in H--L before I sweep my lawn. God wanted those clippings where they are so I'm gonna leave them.

[Shrewcub]

Originally Posted by darkminion_17

A hand held leaf blower mounted red green style would do the job, then when you get a big enough row, go to the sweeper.

I like it!

I may attempt this when the leaves begin to fall. Got 4 rolls of "the handymans secret weapon", I think I can make it happen.

[darkminion_17]

Originally Posted by Shrewcub

I like it!

I may attempt this when the leaves begin to fall. Got 4 rolls of "the handymans secret weapon", I think I can make it happen.

A leaf blower on wheels does the same thing,works for grass too.

[Sam Mac]

Just my 2 cents, I cut it and where it lands is where it stays. Granted it does not look like a golf course green but I don't care.

[Berwil]

Originally Posted by J-Mech

Did you guys see post #6? Just wondering......

Of course, mine is the same way, just need a caster under the rear of the bag to support the weight. We call that "low hangin fruit". LoL

Bill

[J-Mech]

Originally Posted by Berwil

Of course, mine is the same way, just need a caster under the rear of the bag to support the weight. We call that "low hangin fruit". LoL

Bill

Even if it had a caster under the bag it wouldn't work. Unless you mounted the caster to the frame and not the bag. Then it would.

[jimbob200521]

Originally Posted by J-Mech

Did you guys see post #6? Just wondering......

Actually...no I didn't, not until you pointed it out. You posted at almost the exact minute I did so I didn't even think to scroll above my post to read responses

That being said, I see what you're saying. It shouldn't be too hard to make an adjustment to the design to accommodate what you said. But, while it may may be a fairly simple solution (add weight to the central hitch and a caster or two to keep it off the ground), it will cost more money. I'll see if I can think of something, hmm...there's go to be a simpler way to make this work