how wide

[pgannon95 0]

simply how wide (at the widest point) is the stock 77 c-120

[GlenPettit 1,717]

Should be 36" without a deck.  

The rear wheels can be moved out wider slightly more, 

or wider, but "stock' with normal factory 23x12x8.5 tires,

and 10psi, it's 36" wide.

[pgannon95 0]

thank you very much also can i put a b-115 deck on the c-120

[Don1977 605]

Decks off a vertical shaft lawn tractor don't fit on a garden tractor. A garden tractor uses two belts one on the deck and another over the mule drive to the deck.

[pgannon95 0]

thanks the problem is i can fit the mower in my shed but the mower deck which is with the casing (53") i cant fit that is it easy to take on and off

[pgannon95 0]

in other words is it worth it

[puddlejumper 67]

with a little practice. you can take off the deck and reinstall in less than 5 minutes and usually half that. But the deck will be a little awkward to handle. once its off. If all you do is lean it against the shed may not be to bad. but in and out of the shed may be the straw that breaks the camels back.

[pgannon95 0]

What do you mean getting it in and out of the shed

[puddlejumper 67]

Carrying the deck by itself into the shed once you have it off. If I understood your question/problem was the tractor with deck was to wide to go in the barn so you want to remove deck so tractor can be stored inside.

[pgannon95 0]

ride its the the door way is 4 feet wide and then it opens up so i figured i park it inside and then lean the deck beside it until i cna make the doors wider

[Hodge71 665]

I would cut an opening in the bottom of the door frame on one side and put a hinge on it. I had to do that to a shed at our gun club so we could fit a mower with a 48 inch deck (about 56 inches with the chute in and out of a door that was only 48 inches wide. It works awesome. Your other option would be to trade someone for a 42 inch rear disharge deck. It would then fit through your 4' door. I can get you a picture of the frame/hinge combo and post it if youre interested in going that route.

Edited April 29, 2013 by hodge71

[pgannon95 0]

that would be awesome i just need 5 inches

[stevasaurus 23,287]

In my opinion...after a couple of times taking the deck off and then putting it on...save the hassle and widen the door.  Cover the horse out side until you get it done.  Even if you built doors to fit the deck, it is about the time it would take to widen the doors in the first place.    Do it right the first time and keep it simple.

[leeave96 490]

Another route is to find yourself a 36 inch rear discharge deck.  The cut great and will fit between the wheel well's on a compact pick-up truck and into a narrow basement door.

 

Don't ask me how I know...

 

Good luck,

Bill