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I've never found a solution to those two requirements !
Certainly not if you've got staff using them, perhaps as single user mower you can be gentle but one or two mishaps and the axle and/or plates twist, welds go, deck cracks appear etc
The only workaround solution I've ever found is to strap to a good sack trolley (it worked for us some 10+ yrs ago) and reckon one of those dedicated stair sack trolleys could be a winner.
Bit lateral, but if needs must....
Ok... we expect a full report (with pictures) by 10pm then :)
I'm sure you've an understanding partner and could simulate it by going up and down your house stairs .....
This would be cool
If you could make itblinknplease gary!
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Maybe I'll have to look at semi pro machines to find a winner.
Why not makes some skis to fit over the wheels so it slides down the steps?
As in a length of wood/plastic or plastic covered wood so it's slippery with a block at the ends to stop the mower falling off.
Or even a piece of ply with stops on it as big as the deck and wheels. Maybe make the from stop piece curl over the front of the mower deck.
I'll get my coat!!
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