lawn striping kits for a Craftsman riding mower?
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lawn striping kits for a Craftsman riding mower?
Anyone know how to get one of these or an easy way to make one? I don't mind spending $100 or so if it's a good one manufactured by a good company.
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Re: lawn striping kits for a Craftsman riding mower?
Try another forum, sorry Bestlawn.
mytractorforum It's a great place to find info on tractors and even some push mowers and how to do some simply modifications.
I did a quick search and found this thread. It's a good starting point. Striping Kit
mytractorforum It's a great place to find info on tractors and even some push mowers and how to do some simply modifications.
I did a quick search and found this thread. It's a good starting point. Striping Kit
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Smolenski7 - Posts: 580
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Re: lawn striping kits for a Craftsman riding mower?
I took a 2.5 inch pvc pipe and filled it with concrete. Then I taped it to the flap on the back of the mower. It worked great and filled cost about 2 bucks to make.
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simpson - Posts: 3670
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Re: lawn striping kits for a Craftsman riding mower?
simpson wrote:I took a 2.5 inch pvc pipe and filled it with concrete. Then I taped it to the flap on the back of the mower. It worked great and filled cost about 2 bucks to make.
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Now thats improvising!!!, Did you at least use Kentucky Chrome for the taping? A little Bling Bling never hurts!!
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JC Paint Workz - Posts: 653
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Re: lawn striping kits for a Craftsman riding mower?
Nope good old fashion duct tape
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simpson - Posts: 3670
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Re: lawn striping kits for a Craftsman riding mower?
simpson wrote:Nope good old fashion duct tape
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That's what I was referencing "Kentucky chrome" plain Jane duct tape lol
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Thanks in Advance,
James
Slowly but surely future lawn nut!
2011 Reno: 20% Prosperity, 20% Moonlight SLT, 30% Midnight II, 30% Bewitched
Ready to defend w/Tenacity
James
Slowly but surely future lawn nut!
2011 Reno: 20% Prosperity, 20% Moonlight SLT, 30% Midnight II, 30% Bewitched
Ready to defend w/Tenacity
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JC Paint Workz - Posts: 653
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Re: lawn striping kits for a Craftsman riding mower?
Lol I thought you were talking about foil tape for doing hvac duct work.
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simpson - Posts: 3670
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Re: lawn striping kits for a Craftsman riding mower?
That's more like Indiana chrome. Least it's more shiny
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Thanks in Advance,
James
Slowly but surely future lawn nut!
2011 Reno: 20% Prosperity, 20% Moonlight SLT, 30% Midnight II, 30% Bewitched
Ready to defend w/Tenacity
James
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JC Paint Workz - Posts: 653
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