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Old 03-18-2012, 11:08 AM
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Default Grass deflector for 44 or 50 decks
I was looking for pics and measurement for the grass deflector shield for the WF thru 82 series. It bolts to the discharge side of the deck. Thanks in advance.
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Old 03-19-2012, 11:06 PM
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Are you talking about the rock deflector that mounts underneath the deck with 2 bolts? I have one, I can get some measurements tomorrow.
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I have one for my 582 . it bolts to the discharge on the deck. kinda like the plastic junk deflector shields on todays mowers, only this one is metal. I'll get pics for yah tomorrow.
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Maddog 784, I believe that is it. Also is it called a rock deflector than a grass deflector? Thanks for the reply's guys
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I can't be sure, but I think the purpose of it was to knock down rocks. Knocks down grass in the process, also. Parts lookup just calls it a deflector, so sounds like you're right.

Why do you ask - are you wanting to make one? If so, I have one that I'm not using.
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There should be a ton of those around as it is usually the first part to be removed from a mower and placed at the very back of the shed or garage. I use a DR lawn vac and had to remove that piece to mount the boot.
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Regardless of what it was meant to do, what it actually does is make nice windrows. Not very nice unless you bale your grass clippings.
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Regardless of what it was meant to do, what it actually does is make nice windrows. Not very nice unless you bale your grass clippings.
But makes it nice for a yard sweeper.
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I would just like to make them so I will have them for the future. I need the 44 and the 50. Thanks guys
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save the pics , my photobucket is kinda full. so I'll delete them in a few days







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