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Plowing the Driveway with the Lawn Mower

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Redneck Mow Plow

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The creator takes the Bad Boy Outlaw XP with the snowplow out for a test run on the snowy driveway. He notes its impressive nimbleness and control, even on a steep and icy surface. He emphasizes how the counterweights effectively prevent wheel slippage and improve overall stability, making the otherwise light mower capable of handling significant snow. The plow easily clears a path, demonstrating the success of the custom modification.

Goal: The creator tests the modified lawn mower with the snowplow on a steep, snowy driveway, highlighting its surprising maneuverability and effective snow clearing due to clever weight distribution.

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i'm just just looking at how you did this this is a utv or an atv snowplow that you mounted onto a lawnmower it looks like you took the center section deck out yeah on the bad boy the entire deck comes off with six bolts six bolts in the belt and that's it kick the belt pick the deck out from underneath i bought this piece here with their bracket and their quick touch from boss from boss they make those for a few different things the big utvs and it's a couple of four wheelers i think this one was actually for a kubota of some sort yeah it was the simplest one i could get where it was just a nice square angle okay so i bought that and then everything else is just square tube so i just welded that onto the square tube and built this entire that square tube subframe comes all the way back to here so i bolted this entire subframe on here in four different places and then the weight is held here with another piece i threw on top to carry the weight across the entire brain okay so this entire framework is what you built to handle the weight of the plow so it's not mounted rigidly just on the front alone you've got this literally kicked back into the frame of the mower just the same way we do it on plow trucks pretty much right i mean they don't just stick it on the front bumper and go hey go plow snow it's it's literally connected to the framework and that's exactly what you've done in this situation as well they're pretty heavy up here on the bad boy but these square tubes they had back here were not real thick wall that's like you know if i cracked the thing at some point i'm going to be patching it welded anyway i might as well just build a nice solid frame all the way back so i can spread the force out and i've got it bolted at least to three of the different tubes this way for the push and pull force so show me your control system on this thing [Applause] although it's kind of uh back afterwards because this is meant to be stuck on a four-wheeler and it's meant to be put over here and upside down so these are kind of backwards of how you'd expect them to be got a relay on the power to make sure it doesn't go yeah it's just powered up it's falls down i expect this to be like crazy wheels no nimble really nimble you could just get right in there and finesse the controls and this was my first 20 feet of using this thing like i said this guy's got this dialed kind of reminds me of whether those toro multi-forces i've never tried one but i've heard those are…

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