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Tell your brother there is nothing wrong with purchasing a brand new mower from the so called "big box store". If your brother purchase's it from the so called "big box store" and after a couple days is unhappy with it, then yes he can return it to the so called "big box store" within the...

I'd like to see how it looks / turned out....could you post a picture of the retro-fit / modification of the seat attached to it?

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:unsure: https://www.hustlerlawnmowerparts.com/

EXCELLENT!!!!!! (y) Thanks for posting and sharing.

https://www.lawnmowerforum.com/threads/hustler-raptor-flip-up-fuel-gauge.40136/

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From this information that you posted....it appears as though my 2016 Raptor Flip Up use's the 8 pin connector based on the Serial Number sequence. Thanks for posting and sharing this info! (y)

Outstanding! Glad you got the problem solved. (y)

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Hey good...even better! (y)

Yes good luck with your repair/rebuild/restore/refurbish, hopefully everything will come out working good as it should.

:LOL::ROFLMAO::LOL::ROFLMAO:

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i have a Hustler Raptor Flip Up 54" as well. Had it since 2016 brand new and very happy with it. I live on a little over 1 acre. Good Luck with selling yours! I did a quick search on Grasshopper mowers, don't exactly know which model you are going to get but after reading and watching a video...

That's the "DEALER" for you! Good that you got it all worked out.

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Hopefully this video with help those in need of assistance.....

Glad you got it working and good job on researching and getting the correct part (number) for it! How exactly did you find out that the Hustler manuals part number was the incorrect part? Can you list both the Hustler manuals part number as well as the actual correct part number?

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Welcome to the forum. Your chances of getting answers to your question is much, much better if you were to start a thread and post about it in the Hustler section. This thread part of the Hustler section is just that....an introduction of yourself. Good Luck on getting your problem solved...

:giggle:....i appreciate your effort qmark but that wasn't exactly the picture that I was asking about for you to post. I was hoping that you would of posted a picture of the actual assembly from your mower's spindle showing the exact arrangement of the washer's and blade? It's ok though...

Thank you bertsmobile for clarifying that!

Could you post a picture of exactly what you stated above? i'd like to see that....never heard of that.

Yes that is true, when using an impact drill for nut and blade removal.....but not everyone may have an impact drill and for those that use conventional tools for nut and blade removal...that Arnold tool comes in very handy....works even better than the tool Hustler offers.

To each their own and whatever works for you when removing , installing mower blades, etc. then go for it. I have that same exact blade removal assistant tool that I had purchased from Hustler. I quickly found out that I did not like it. i found using it to be cumbersome and not real helpful...

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My Hustler Raptor Flip Up was purchased brand new back in 2016. I've been using Ethanol Free Fuel ever since then and definitely nothing else. The operator's owner manual clearly states as follows: Use regular unleaded gasoline with an octane rating of 87 or...

Could possibly be the hydraulic's ?......but do the quick simple check first....check the tire(s) to make sure that it has the proper air pressure or does not have a slow leak, etc. before actually tearing into the hydraulics? Hopefully something that simple will correct the problem? If not...

Great!.....yes you definitely got a good deal with those two incentives! That's why I purchased mine from Lowe's for those two incentives they offered. When shopping around, none and I mean none of the local dealers wouldn't even consider offering me a military discount and some wanted an...

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Bottom line here on this subject is, go with what works best and most comfortable for you when replacing / removing blades on your mower.

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Spray plenty of WD-40 around the large nut/bolt prior to removal (did you use the correct size socket for that specific size large nut/bolt? If not then when trying to force any over tighten nut without the exact fitting socket, wrench, etc. will definitely result in rounding out the nut). If...

You sure will definitely see a difference in mowing once all the blades are replaced with new ones. Might I suggest the following..... For that third stubborn blade to be removed, might I suggest using a "breaker bar" to remove the large nut/bolt. 1.) Install the other two new blades first...

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