Posted by jeffcat on May 19, 2017 at 22:01:54 from (50.207.7.233):
In Reply to: Don't have a mule! posted by mattcatlin on May 19, 2017 at 18:50:21:
Here in SJ there is the Batsto small engine show in October. A power source you could use is a large garden tractor like my Husqvarna. A CUB is a bit powerful. You need something that can JUST do the job and will slip if the crap hits the fan. What I did was to use a bungee cord tied into the steering wheel and my bunny buddy at the wheel. You can see the ruts in the last photo from going in a circle for several hours. About a nice 17 foot circle with the steering locked to the right. You will need to see if you can lock your steering POSITIVELY at a specific radious. You might need to make little metal wedge blocks that can be screwed in or something. You cannot have any slop or play. You can have it go in a circle in your yard for a half hour or so to see how things go.
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