My burlap lawn mower

[Chuck71RS]

The original grass catcher bag had several huge holes in the material. Instead of buying a replacement plus shipping, went to a local feed store and for $3.95 bought a burlap bag. Slipped it over the back of the catcher to the front then the excess was folded back to the back. Attached the burlap bag to the catcher frame with very strong office binder clips

 

[biker]

The original grass catcher bag had several huge holes in the material. Instead of buying a replacement plus shipping, went to a local feed store and for $3.95 bought a burlap bag. Slipped it over the back of the catcher to the front then the excess was folded back to the back. Attached the burlap bag to the catcher frame with very strong office binder clips
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Well done. Your membership has started, you will get your greasy sleeveless t-shirt in the mail.

 

[TAZZ 1]

You are a smart man alot of the younger chumps would have thrown it away and bought a new mower.

 

[Gary S]

It looks good to me. If it works, that is more important than what it looks like.

 

[CorkyE]

Can't call it what we used to, so I'll just say a good job of backyard engineering.

 

[danbrennan]

I like it!

 

[biker]

Can't call it what we used to, so I'll just say a good job of backyard engineering.

Definitely well rigged.

 

[xten]

New James Brown tune "Chuckie's Got a Brand New Bag" Waytago Chuck!

 

[Da-bigguy]

Can't call it what we used to, so I'll just say a good job of backyard engineering.

I was just about to post something along the same lines! Definitely some good old southern backyard engineering!

 

[Chuck71RS]

New James Brown tune "Chuckie's Got a Brand New Bag" Waytago Chuck!

You hurt my innards with that on PC