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What can I use to protect the trim edge of my mower???

9 years ago

Hi ALl,

I just bought a brand new Bad Boy ZT mower. I was wanting to put something on the trim side of the mpwer deck on the outside to guard my mower from getting all scratched up on the side of the deck. Like Scag has with the trim pad. Does anyone know of anything I can use ?

Thanks alot

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1saxman
9 years ago
I think you can probably find these deck edge guards that you can install if you look around some.
Raymos
Original Author
9 years ago
Saxman so far my google searches have come up with nothing. I swear that a few years ago someone made these... Anyone else have a link?
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hippy
9 years ago
PTFE (Polytetrafluoroethylene) comes in sheets of many sizes.

Interstate Plastics has it along with many other different types of plastic sheets. But I must warn you. PTFE is expensive. The last I bought from them was just a 4"W x 12"L x 1/2" thick cost right at $60.00.

1/2" long 3/16 or 1/4" or metric sizes close to it fine thread carriage bolts running from the inside out work best. Drill counter sinks in the PTFE so that the bolts and nuts do not protrude to far out from the guard.
Raymos
Original Author
9 years ago
ty sooo much

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