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ELITEWILL Mower Chute Blocker for Zero Turn Mowers, Quick Flip Grass Flap with Handle Lever Fit for Ferris, Exmark, Gravely, Hustler, Toro, Kubota ZTR Lawn Mowers Replace OE ACS6000ULS

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ELITEWILL Mower Chute Blocker for Zero Turn Mowers, Quick Flip Grass Flap with Handle Lever Fit for Ferris, Exmark, Gravely, Hustler, Toro, Kubota ZTR Lawn Mowers Replace OE ACS6000ULS
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What It Is

A quick-flip grass flap that blocks the mower discharge chute on zero-turn mowers, letting you mulch or side-discharge without the flap flopping open. Designed for commercial and residential ZTR decks where you need to switch between bagging, mulching, or discharging on the fly.

Fitment & Compatibility

  • Deck size: Works on most 42–72-inch zero-turn decks, but measure your chute opening width (typically 5–7 inches) and the distance from the deck edge to the hinge mount.
  • Brand/model: Fits Ferris, Exmark, Gravely, Hustler, Toro, and Kubota ZTRs. Replaces OEM part ACS6000ULS. Not universal—check if your deck has a factory chute hinge point or if you need to drill new holes.
  • What to check before buying: Confirm your deck’s chute mounting pattern (3-bolt vs. 4-bolt) and the handle lever clearance—some decks with tight frame rails may require minor bracket adjustment. Measure the existing chute flap width; if yours is wider than 7.5 inches, this won’t cover it fully.

Key Things to Know

  • Build quality: Heavy-duty steel bracket with a reinforced rubber flap. Holds up to commercial use but the rubber can stiffen in cold weather.
  • Installation: Moderate—requires removing the old chute, lining up the bracket, and tightening bolts. No welding, but you may need a drill if your deck lacks pre-drilled holes.
  • Handle lever: Spring-loaded, stays in the up (blocked) or down (open) position. Some users report the lever can catch on debris if you mow low to the ground in tall grass.
  • Common gotcha: The flap may not seal perfectly on decks with curved or irregular chute openings—check for gaps that could let clippings escape.

Should You Buy It

Buy this if you own a compatible zero-turn and want a durable, quick-toggle chute blocker without drilling into a new deck. It’s a solid upgrade over flimsy universal flaps, but skip it if your deck has an odd-shaped chute or you need a perfect seal for fine mulching.

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