DIY Lawn Striper Kit - Fits Toro Walk Behind Mowers with SMARTSTOW

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Today I will show how you can create your own simple and inexpensive striping kit that is compatible with Toro's SmartStow system.
Materials Used:
3" PVC pipe 22" in length (could use 4" PVC pipe)
(2) 3" PVC socket caps (could use 4" caps)
(2) 1 1/2" conduit hanger clamps
(2) 1/4" x 1 1/2" threaded bolts with shoulder
(4) 1/4" nuts
(4) self-tapping screws (any size will work)
sand or gravel

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13 сен 2024

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@Dpixtion 3 года назад

Lol, I went to buy a high lift blade today at Lowe’s... no stock.. will be watching to see when they arrive. Will watch this channel for your review.. nice stripes.. ball on string..yes!

@jkprojectsnstuff697 3 года назад

Just talked to Toro. The high lift option for this mower is the 108-3759-03 blade.

@Dpixtion 3 года назад

@@jkprojectsnstuff697 If you want a clean cut with no grass left on the lawn and clippings in the rear bag, you NEED to use a high-lift blade. the high-lift blade also keeps the motor at the higher speed (RPM) much better cutting... It picked up everything and it sucked up so much stff.. Get the high lift on the Toro.!!

@jkprojectsnstuff697 3 года назад

@@Dpixtion Thank you! Great info!

@seanrice7511 3 года назад

I love anything to do with PVC! Is the high lift blade essentially a third blade option then? Is the primary reason you need more lift for striping, or for the cut and mulch quality? Are you using performance or Econ blade typically? Sorry so many questions... I appreciate your time and knowledge. I saw high lift blade as an accessory but assumed it was the same as the ‘performance’ blade. Still on the fence about keeping my Ego or trying out the Toro SR. Cut quality with high lift ego blade while bagging is great. But using high lift blade for mulching is not as nice as the mulching blade. So either blade is a compromise and I don’t want to keep changing them out.

@jkprojectsnstuff697 3 года назад

Just talked to Toro. The high lift option for this mower is the 108-3759-03 blade.

@seanrice7511 3 года назад

@@jkprojectsnstuff697 thank you. Seems like the 3 OEM blades are the bagging / high lift (108-3759-03 sold separately), the economy recycling pre-installed (144-3178-03) and the performance recycling included (aka the one installed on the gas versions 133-8183-04). Constantly changing part numbers could add to the confusion, but hopefully I got that right.

@seanrice7511 3 года назад

@@jkprojectsnstuff697 does the mower still meet your expectations with the performance blade and using it on Econ / MAX? Is the high lift blade something you want just for striping & bagging? Or are you hoping for better cut and mulching?

@jkprojectsnstuff697 3 года назад

@@seanrice7511 I am very happy with the way the grass looks when it's finished. The cut quality is great. My only complaint is that any small sticks or debris in the yard doesn't really get sucked up and chopped. My Honda wasn't a great mulcher, but it could have been the type of blades (dual balde) I had on it. One thing the Honda had is suction power. If I passed by a leaf on the left side of the mower, the Honda would suck it right underneath the deck. It's not happening with the 60V Super Recycler. Although I miss that aspect, it's not a deal breaker. I don't regret my decision at all.

@Dpixtion 3 года назад

@@jkprojectsnstuff697 my brothers toro (gas) is like that a vacuum. I was hoping the election would be too.. getting the high-lift.. 😁

@plmn93 3 года назад

Where is the Super Recycler made? My old one was made in Minnesota but I know that changed a while ago.

@jkprojectsnstuff697 3 года назад

Not sure, to be honest with you. It shipped from El Paso, TX. Almost all the components of the mower are directly from the gas version. So worst case, the motor and batteries may be Chinese. If you find out, please share!