Larry Liberto
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I have a 122 with the 42" mower deck and was wondering if anyone knew of any baggers that would work well with it.
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Are there any baggers for the 122?
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No there isn't, but you can go with something like a Peco or other gas powered vac system.
lpalma
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This one is on a 70, but it will work on a 122.
I have been trying to give the vac attachment away, but have no takers.
Maybe because it has no engine...
I have been trying to give the vac attachment away, but have no takers.
Maybe because it has no engine...
Companies like PARKER and Agrifab make lawn sweepers that really clean stuff like leaves and clippings off a yard. Only down side are the frequent stops to empty them.
I had a 30 or 32 inch Parker I pulled over my first small yard and my 2+ acres I live on now, it worked best behind SON's 129 hydro and I hauled stuff away in the cart with my '72. I eventually built a home-made vacuum, my only regret was not making the cart BIGGER, the 32x36x42 inch BRICK of leaves, clippings, etc was not big enough yet, I could fill the cart in 5 to 10 minutes. I wasted lots of times hauling across the yard to the burn pile.
Now days I just pick a real windy day to mow with the zero turn, it tosses stuff out and up and the wind carrys it away.
I had a 30 or 32 inch Parker I pulled over my first small yard and my 2+ acres I live on now, it worked best behind SON's 129 hydro and I hauled stuff away in the cart with my '72. I eventually built a home-made vacuum, my only regret was not making the cart BIGGER, the 32x36x42 inch BRICK of leaves, clippings, etc was not big enough yet, I could fill the cart in 5 to 10 minutes. I wasted lots of times hauling across the yard to the burn pile.
Now days I just pick a real windy day to mow with the zero turn, it tosses stuff out and up and the wind carrys it away.
