MoJack Pro Lawn Mower Lift Assembly Video
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- čas přidán 11. 05. 2024
- I recently purchased a MoJack Pro lift for my zero turn mower. The instructions are very easy to understand, however I decided to film this for my new youtube channel.
4:14 I have resolved the binding issue; here is the link to the video: • MoJack Pro Lawnmower L...
Binding Issue Resolved - see video here: czcams.com/video/5HjgGM7Y7UI/video.html
It’s a good buy and worth the price 😊
I know Ferris makes a jack that mounts to the mower, and that is probably the cheapest / most economical lift... however, I wanted something that I can use not only for this mower, but others as well... thx for the watch!
Did you find a solution to the grinding gear? I just put mine together and it grinds so bad it’s hard to turn even with no mower on it.
@@zacmay2091 I have not taken apart the gearbox / mechanism... but it seems like the "grinding" happens at the exact same spot - maybe not every rotation, but every few rotations its definitely a grinding. Since you are having similar issues, I think it' s probably part of the design... which now has me a bit curious... I'll likely tear it apart - I'll film and post if I find anything. Cheers! Alan
@@Moto-Tobo Just to follow up, I did find that on the small gear, between the teeth that were binding, there was a deposit of some sort of hardened resin. I removed the stuff with a pick and it did improve things. Even with that, it is not a highly precision gear mechanism, has a lot of play. The overall design is top notch, but mine came with a few manufacturing defects prior to shipping: one of the wheels is out of round and scrapes the frame, one of the end caps is busted, and the wheel bracket was bent. Other than that it's a solid piece of equipment. Thank you for the post Alan, I look forward to more in the future. Zac
@@zacmay2091 Right on Zac - so I'm def. going to dig in and see if I have a similar issue - I also think this is an excellent jack as far as doing what it's designed to do, but the final fit and finish is likely a by product of being made over the pond... I'll def. post up a vid as I think this will be a very common finding...Cheers!