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width of ride ons.....

  • 12-02-2012 5:13pm
    #1
    axel rose
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    I'm doing some building work in my garden at the moment and I am worried about the width of an access spot. It is 48' at the narrowest spot. Considering that I hope to get a ride on soon I'm concerned that this may make this difficult. I see lots of details of the width of the blades but not the overall width.........Can anyone help me? What is the most common width for a ride on?


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  • #2
    chiefwiggum
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    usually the blade width is the widest part of the mower.add a couple of inches maybe for the deck and you should be grand


  • #3
    axel rose
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    Thanks chief! So do you reckon that a 48' gap won't be a problem?


  • #4
    chiefwiggum
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    shouldnt be..my one is a 42 inch cut(i think)..i'd imagine 48 inches(4 foot)would be loads unless you go for a monster of a mower


  • #5
    axel rose
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    Brilliant! No it won't be a monster-Hoping for a little pink number :p......

    Thanks for help.


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