Homemade DOUBLE Lawn MOWER !? 

He refrained from mowing the very tall grass. This is often because the problems are not as visible when only the shorter grass is cut.

And I'm also waiting for those projects 🤣

kako nemaju pogon? imaju ali na žgance hehehe

Not really. Other companies have been making large walk behind mowers for ages. Toro, Scag and Ferris make them but cost a lot of money. Not to mention that riding lawn mowers used aren't a lot of money. There's also the option of buying a walk behind field and brush mower.

At that point you may as well pay a few hundred for an old lawn tractor. Also, the self propulsion on these kinds of mowers are only built enough to carry the mower, bag (if it has that function) and the collected debris. Most of them are so cheaply made you'll bust the transaxle in one or two sweeps carrying your weight since most of them are held together in a plastic box.

@@WJCTechyman Don't worry 'techyman', I was joking about the seat.

Lol. I had literally thought the same thing. Just needs one more to be complete.

He's already got a MTD Silvertrac lol

I've never liked these engines. Give me a Honda GXV160 over these and you don't have the Achilles heel of a plastic carburetor that can warp using a rubbeer diaphram that hardens when using any grade of fuel and the stupid idea of a primer bulb that you have to bend over, pump three times, go back to the handle, pull three or four times because the diaphragm is done, prime again and then after a few times of doing this you toss it off a hill.. All of that is simplified with a gravity feed system and a manual choke/throttle up on the handle. Honda, you can start the engine faster and easier than you would with these things. This includes Kohler and Kawasaki.

@@WJCTechyman yep, and you are paying much more. I have only seen a couple warped Carbs, and not having a desperate float bowl makes it much more reliable if someone leaves old gas in it. These engines are cheap, simple and can last decades.

Could have been finished mowing by now.

80s? Try 70s or 60s. If anything, flathead technology is over a hundred years old since Ford invented it. It's one of the reasons Honda mowers are so coveted. Its engines date back to the mid 80s (again, pushrod OHV engines have been around for quite a while) but have had incremental upgrades over the nearly four decades of production.

@@WJCTechyman its exactly the same as the 80s Murrays. ive worked on a couple mowers and i recognize that engine anywhere. ive worked on a 86 murray with that exact engine.

They already make them. Toro has one, it's crappy but it does make them, Scag and Ferris have the heavy duty versions of those (SFC30 and FW15 respectively) as well. Also, BCS tractors have an implement that's 42" wide made for its two wheeled tractors. It's probably the granddaddy of the others.

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Yes, 50" cut. Put about a 5 hp(conservative) or a 10 hp(for heavier grass/ field mowing) wheels on the back and casters on the front like a finish mower for a 25hp row crop tractor.

He's already got a MTD Silvertrac lol

And then see if you can push it

Youd have to pull it behind a riding mower 😆

For the overlap, yes, that's why mower decks are offset so you don't have the stripe in the centre. The other solution is the system uses a timing chain or belt so the blades don't collide. Of course, that's expensive and if made inexpensively you get the Toro DowntimeMaster. If made correctly, you have a machine like a Walker Mower.

He's already got a MTD Silvertrac lol

2mm ... watch again

@@RCRWJR And if you hit an area of the ground that causes the whole thing to flex....CRASH and you end up junking at least one of the engines and these Briggs are made to a price point, so that's a possibility.

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Probably results in some decent mulching though.

worst he'll end up with is increased gas consumption on the right hand mower

@sethfieldhouse6876 or possible clogging if the grass is too high. ..or continuous stalling of the motor/motors.

@@blabaduplatinum1 Only if the second engine is double the power of the first, meaning you have to have a 5.5-8hp on the second mower. Otherwise you are overloading the second stage.

Yeah I really don’t think it’s that critical given the application, it looks to be working fine for him. He’s basically rough cutting the lawn not trying to make golf course fairways. I understand the idea of adding power to the deck receiving the excess clippings. 25 years as a mechanic including small equipment and heavy machinery. Double the power would be overkill. It’s a hokey setup and there are more practical solutions but he’s having fun and getting views I guess.

Bro...Bro, why when you cutting weeds in a field ? this isnt the masters at August georgia 😊🙂😋😛