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    Throw away your pitch fork and wheel barrow. Times have changed.

    I spread 12 cy every year. I've always used wheel barrel, cart on Husqvana rider, pitch fork, and use my hands to throw the mulch where needed. I take my time and takes about 3 days. I prefer to use my hands so I get exactly what I want and where I want it.
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    Deck Sways on Husqvarna YTA 18542

    Thanks. It is a lightweight design - I know. The front wheels stabilize the deck some but I know that prolonged lateral movement will weaken the structure. I'm going to order new straps anyway and look at maybe attaching something to the straps to strengthen and reduce movement. More...
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    Deck Sways on Husqvarna YTA 18542

    I thought about using existing brackets mounted to the chassis and thread "wire ties" through the brackets and into existing holes in the deck. One on each side may restrict some of the movement. They could easily be cut when removing the deck and would not restrict up and down movement for...
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    Craftsman deck wobble

    My Husqvarna is doing the same. I just purchased it used (2018 model) and noticed sway in the deck. There is a bracket on each side of the chassis that I have thought about attaching 'wire ties' to prevent too much action. The wire ties would be flexible enough to allow for up and down...
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    Deck Sways on Husqvarna YTA 18542

    I downsized from a Husqvarna YTH 2448 to a YTA 18542. The mower was barely used with less than 20 hrs. I noticed that the deck seems to have a lot of sway. It will swing a good 2 inches left to right. My other mower had a sway bar, this one does not. I have not tried to make any adjustments...
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