jsfarmall wrote:Well I started with one cub, I broke the garden, cultivated, and mowed. Also used.my blade but that wasn't a big deal cause it was usually out of.mowing season. So I got another cub to keep the mower on. If your not too handy with welding and building a bumper is perfect project. Don't have to be perfect, just functional. Also make it to protect the tie rods. Perfect learning project for ya. Piece of channel iron, some light angle iron, then flat bar and your good to go. Google is full of examples to go by.
That's my plan. It's been years since I've done any welding, but got one of those cheap fluxcore wire welding boxes on sale a few weeks back and figure to see if I can do better with it than I did that stick welding back in the late 70s.
Another reason for wanting a bumper/grille guard: More weight on the front!