MoJack Tractor – Zero Turn Lifts. Safely Work On Your Mower and Save Time!

Many of you would like to perform your own mower maintenance and changing the blades is one of the biggest hassles.  Typically, changing the blades involves the following 24 steps without a Tractor/zero turn lift: Read On To See How Easy It Can Be!

Changing Blades, From Troy-Bilt.com

• Step 1. Turn the mower off and make sure the engine is cool. Remove the ignition key and disconnect the spark plug ignition wire. Engage the parking brake. Be sure the PTO lever is disengaged.
• Step 2. Put the deck height lever in its highest position.
• Step 3. Place a block of wood under the deck’s edge for support, then lower the deck to the wooden block.
• Step 4. Remove the belt keeper from around the engine pulley by removing the self-tapping screw.
• Step 5. Remove the belt from the engine pulley.
• Step 6. Remove the bow-tie clip from the left rear side of the mower deck and carefully remove the hanger rod.
• Step 7. Repeat steps on right side of mower deck.
• Step 8. Remove the bow-tie clip to release the PTO cable from the bracket and release the tension spring from the idler arm.
• Step 9. Remove the wooden block.
• Step 10. Remove the bow-tie clip to release the PTO cable from the bracket, and release the tension spring from the idler arm.
• Step 11. Slide the deck out from under the mower.
• Step 12. Turn the deck over to expose the blades.
• Step 13. Wearing gloves for protection, use the Arnold Blade Removal Tool to secure the blade.
• Step 14. Remove the bolt that secures the blade to the spindle and remove the blade.
• Step 15. Assemble the new blades on the engine spindle, then tighten the bolts to the proper torque as indicated in your operator’s manual.
• Step 16. Remove the Arnold Blade Removal Tool.
• Step 17. Reassemble by following the previous directions in reverse order.
• Step 18. Slide the deck back under the mower.
• Step 19. Attach the tension spring to the idler arm, and insert PTO cable into the bracket. Insert bow-tie clip.
• Step 20. Slide the deck lift rod into the mounting bracket, and insert the bow tie clip into the stabilizer rod.
• Step 21. Attach the hanger rod, then insert bow-tie clips on the left and right side of the mower.
• Step 22. Route the belt onto the engine pulley.
• Step 23. Attach the belt keeper around the engine pulley by inserting the self-tapping screws.
• Step 24. Reconnect the spark plug ignition wire.

A Tractor/Zero-Turn Lift eliminates 19 of these steps.  Here are 4 Lifts that I recommend.

Note: I don’t recommend the hydraulic lifts from other companies.

MoJack EZ Mower Lift

MoJack EZ is a smarter way to maintain your lawn mower. This lift is precisely engineered to lift most residential riding mowers and lawn tractors, including zero turning radius models. The MoJack EZ jack is ideal for blade sharpening, belt replacement and debris removal. Safer and more convenient than car ramps or blocks, it features a screw jack and safety-lock pin system to prevent the machine from slipping or becoming unstable while performing maintenance.

MoJack EZ Max Mower Lift From Amazon
EZ Tractor Lift From Sears
MoJack Lawn Mower Lift From Home Depot
XD Mower Lift From John Deere

MoJack Pro Mower Lift

MoJack PRO mower jack is designed to be smarter and work harder. Make working on your lawn tractor easy and safe. This jack is ideal for blade sharpening, belt replacement, debris removal and law mower maintenance. Safer and more convenient than makeshift mower jacks, car ramps or concrete blocks, it features a self-braking winch and ratcheting safety-lock to prevent the machine from slipping or becoming unstable while performing maintenance. The winch makes lifting quick and easy, even if it’s used several times a day. Trust your lawn tractor or zero-turn to the original MoJack.

MoJack PRO 750-Pound Lift From Amazon
PRO Lawn Mower Lift From Sears
MoJack Pro Lawn Mower Lift From Home Depot

MoJack ZR Lawn Tractor Lift

MoJack ZR lift is designed to raise the front of most residential lawn tractors and residential zero turn mowers. This unique design combines the stability of a scissor lift with the MoJack wheel pad design of the MoJack Lifts. The ZR Lift, at a 250 lb maximum load capacity, raises the front end of a residential lawn tractor or residential zero-turn mower up to 20″. The wheel pads are adjustable ranging from 17.5″ to 45″ between the outside front tires. The ZR lift lowers to a flat position of 5.75″ in height for easy storage. As an optional lifting procedure, a power drill may be used to raise and lower the ZR lift. A safe, reliable lawn mower jack for lawn tractor repair and maintenance.

MoJack ZR Lawn Tractor Lift From Amazon

MoJack XT Riding Mower Jack

MoJack XT Lift is designed to lift any riding mower or lawn tractor on the market including zero turning radius models. MoJack XT is ideal for blade sharpening, belt replacement and debris removal. Safer and more convenient than car ramps or blocks, it features a screw jack and safety-lock pin system to prevent the machine from slipping or becoming unstable while performing maintenance. You can also add the MoJack Workbench attachment, which is great for work on push mowers and other small projects.

MoJack XT 500-Pound Lift From Amazon
XT Lawn Mower Lift From Sears
MoJack XT Lawn Mower Lift From Home Depot