Posted by Mike1972chev on August 27, 2011 at 14:20:45 from (99.50.231.79):
This happened while mowing with my Bushhog behind my Super M.A small sapling "flinged" the front lynch pin out of the right side stabilizer bar and sent the front of the bar under the mower,me being unaware until it was too late!I was mowing the property line next to my neibor's house.It could have been disasterous !
I bet a lot of "veterans" out there probably knew better than to run a lynch pin in the front,but I NOW have a hardened bolt with a locknut in the fronts of the stabilizers on both sides now! There is no reason to really have the fronts removable anyway to hook up implements anyhow.
The fronts of the bars "flipping " under the mower deck is DEFINITELY a dangerous situation !!!!
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