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Read articles →A DIY-focused video showing how one owner built a simple wood-and-bolt A-frame contraption to suspend a lawnmower from his Boomer 45's loader for cutting brush along a pond edge. It covers the basic construction, a first live test run, and lessons learned about technique, dropping the mower onto tall growth rather than mowing laterally. Best for tractor owners curious about creative loader-mounted attachments for shoreline maintenance.
Posted by the w8bya channel, which appears to be a private owner documenting personal property projects.
Use a pair of 2x6 boards screwed together well, held with three half inch diameter bolts about 4.5 inches long, forming a solid A-frame to suspend the mower from the loader.
It works better to come in at an angle and gently drop the lawnmower onto tall grass and willow sprouts rather than mowing along the brush, especially for taller growth.
The owner plans to stiffen the A-frame so it cannot rock back and forth, and remove the rear rubber guard flapper so it moves forward and backward more easily.
