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Old 03-01-2015, 10:04 AM
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Default Swapping 54 inch deck discharge chute
Anyone know where I can buy the material most commercial grade mowers use for discharge chutes? Like on this ferris. I don't like the hard plastic chute.

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If you have a rock quarry near you stop by and ask if you can buy some used conveyor belt.
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or maybe a real rubber mud flap like off a semi or dump truck, etc.
A TSC store might have some close.
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or maybe a real rubber mud flap like off a semi or dump truck, etc.
A TSC store might have some close.
I thought that too but I think it might be too thin
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Stop at a truck stop or a truck parts center. You can buy mud flaps 1/2" thick. Id also second the conveyor idea. I worked in a limestone quarry years ago. Belts get replaced often and they have little use for the old ones. We used to give ours away to a guy who had horses. He used it in his barn for something.
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Great ideas guys! Will try the truck stop and if that fails off to the quarry, not sure where one is but I bet those conveyor belts would be pretty durable.
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