I'm kinda worried about the same thing, only in my case it's: since I AM the
drive mechanism on my Craftsman, how hard is it to push this thing around a
yard. Fully loaded they say it weighs 30-35 pounds. The video on the
Inventtek site (www.inventtek.com) makes it look pretty easy, but who knows
what the cummulative effect over, say, a half acre will be?

Also, although I've e-mailed the company a couple of times myself (and yes,
they do answer promptly, even on a Sunday), I'm still a little concerned
about how to mount the thing. I just don't like the idea of having to drill
holes in the Craftsman. I've looked my machine over a couple of times and I
think I should be all right, but you never know until you actually try. I
just wish there was somewhere local to pick one up, rather than do it by
mail order.

Regardless, I'm pretty sure I'm going to have to give it a whirl in the next
week or so...unless someone beats me to the punch, I'll let you know how it
works out.

"TOM KAN PA" wrote in message
...
I emailed the company because everytime I go to PNC Park for a Pittsburgh
Pirates game and see the design in the grass, I wonder if I can do that.
Never
could. Anyhow, I got an immediate reply.
*****************************************Thank you for your interest in
the
Lawn Striper.
The striping effect usually stays for about 5 days.
This all depends on the type of grass, the amount of
Weight in your lawn striper, and weather conditions.
*****************************************
Which brings up another question. If the roller is heavily weighted, what
will
this do to the drive mechanism of the mower, in my case, a Toro.
Also, I do a lot of pulling the mower backwards. Seems to me this would be
a
chore.