ACS6000ULS Advanced Chute System, Mower Chute Blocker Fit for Ferris, Exmark, Gravely, Hustler, Kubota, Great Dane, Zero Turn Mowers, OE 088-6003-00
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The ACS6000ULS Advanced Chute System is a mower chute blocker designed to prevent debris discharge from zero-turn mowers, replacing the factory chute with a side-discharge blocking system. It fits Ferris, Exmark, Gravely, Hustler, Kubota, and Great Dane zero-turn mowers, and is intended for operators who need to contain clippings or work near sensitive areas like gardens or sidewalks.
Fitment & Compatibility
Before buying, verify your mower’s deck size—this model is designed for 60–72-inch decks. Check your brand and model against the OE replacement number 088-6003-00. It’s an aftermarket part, not OEM, so confirm your deck’s chute mounting holes match the included bracket pattern. Measure the distance between existing chute bolts and the deck edge; the system requires a specific 4-bolt pattern (common on most zero-turns listed). If you have a different deck depth or chute shape (e.g., curved vs. straight), it may not seal properly. Avoid assuming universal fit—cross-reference with your owner’s manual or dealer.
Key Things to Know
- Quality concerns: With a 3.4/5 rating from 22 reviews, some users report flimsy plastic or poor sealing, leading to leakage. Expect potential warping in direct sun.
- Installation difficulty: Moderate. Requires removing the factory chute, drilling new holes (if alignment is off), and adjusting tension. Plan 30–60 minutes and a drill.
- Common gotchas: The chute blocker can vibrate loose over time; use thread-locker on bolts. It may also block airflow, causing overheating on some deck designs—monitor engine temps.
- Warranty: Typically 1-year limited from the brand; check return policy before purchase due to fitment variability.
Should You Buy It
Buy this if you need an affordable chute blocker for a 60–72-inch zero-turn from a listed brand and can handle moderate DIY installation. Skip it if you want OEM-grade durability or have a non-standard deck shape—better to spend more on a brand-specific kit or a rigid steel blocker.
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