Jungle Jim's Mower Trimmer Rack for Lawn and Landscaping Professionals, Secures Trimmer to Lawnmower

Compatible with Gravley Pro Walk 52"

sent with no hardware. No nuts bolts or washers. makes for a tough install.

Excellent quality however I could not get this to fit my bad boy 52” mower. I do not have the safety arms/cage that extend up over you though. If you have that, they should work.

Grate qualituy,missing 2 1/4 shoulder screws and nuts,lousy directions

I needed a trimmer hold so when I had to cut my bigger properties, I wouldn't have to stop and walk back or ride to get my trimmer. I also like that it's not bulky and is totally customizable to fit my needs and positioning of the trimmer. I just had to drill two holes for the front bracket. The rear bracket I used the bolts that were on my mower. The provided slotted bracket had to be drilled out slightly to fit the one OEM bolt, so it could be inserted through the bracket. I would recommend this to anyone working by themselves. How I mounted the rack I have no movement of the trimmer. It stays were it sits in the rack. Plenty of room near the trimmer that it doesn't interfere with turning.

This is a great product. You may have to move it around in adjust a little bit because all Mowers are not created equal but to show how tough this product is. I had a worker on a bank rolled my mower six times and it only bent the lower section of this product in just a little bit really tough product so thank you for creating good quality products like this.

i didn't even know that this existed for a mower. i live in upstate NY and own a small landscaping business. I have a young man that comes to my house and services my equipment. He had told me about this, so I ordered it. It is so convenient instead of me trying to carry or put the weedwacker in between the seat and the arm. Needless to say, a few times as I went bouncing down the road, the small nut would fall out of my weedwacker. This is the solution. Great Idea - Thank you, Susan.

On large properties it saves on back and forth trips. Installation was easy and required a little extra modification but worked great afterwards. I installed this on a Scag V-Ride 2 36"

After finally getting multiple jobs in the same stop on a neighborhood I mow in, I decided to order this trimmer rack to install on my Wright Stander X 61" mower.Right out of the box, the directions were pretty confusing with minimal illustrations. I'm a pretty visual learner, and after careful reading, I was able to get some of this together, but towards the end, you really just have to figure this out for yourself. I understand that many stander style mowers are going to be different, so you'll have to do a lot of improvising. It seems like they give you what they think you'll need, but the amount of pieces and/or lengths actually weren't ideal for what I needed.The rear hanger (that holds the trigger part of handle) was clearly not going to go on my mower like any of the pictures had shown on the listing. There is a large (8 gal) gas tank on that side of the mower and really the only mounting surface is the left rear wheel fender. But for this to work, the hanger has to mount pointing directly off the side; There is no room for lift. So my trimmer doesn't mount at any angle like pictures show, rather exactly parallel to the ground. This isn't really an issue, but it's just an unexpected outcome to the project. What is an issue is that the rear hanger sticks too far off to the side, so it often snags on bushes and makes obstacles out of what should be easy to clear when mowing around close range to features on the property. Really the only way to fix this is to cut the mounting bar shorter so that it doesn't stick out so far - something I'll have to get around to when I have more time.Another issue (also with the rear hangar) is that my trimmer handle barely fits in it. It has a spring loaded feature on it, which in theory is a nice idea, except that the stopping plate only allows this to open so far, and I have to very carefully wiggle the handle of my trimmer into it instead of just a quick pull-and-snap shut action. It's a really tight squeeze and the handle of my trimmer seems pretty standard. It's a Husqvarna 525 LS. It's not a particularly beefy handle and I feel this part of the hanger should accept something of that size a little easier.One more issue I had, is that there is a rubber lined bolt on the front hanger that stops the front of the trimmer from bouncing out of place, and while mowing around a property, that bolt has loosened and fallen off, and so now I don't have that part at all. And this was only within 2 weeks of installing it.So all in all, I'm impressed that someone made something like this and in theory, it could work well, but I just haven't had the best experience with it and I feel like it has a few kinks to work out before it's really a great product that I would recommend to others. I will try to upload pictures when I can get around to it.UPDATE: The metal holding the spring loaded holster just broke and so now this piece cannot be mounted onto the mower. It lasted a few months with several issues I was having with it, and then it just broke altogether. I've gotten some things from Jungle Jims before and some of it I really like, but this design needs to go back to the drawing board and correct some things.