I use to have one I pulled behind a B2150. Used it mostly on bare soil but occasionally I took out some humps in sod and I dont remember it plugging up bad.
We dont need no stinkin photos.
Its a circumcision scalpel. [emoji40]
Now why do ya need one. [emoji[emoji[emoji6[emoji640][emoji638]][emoji640][emoji640]][emoji640][emoji[emoji6[emoji640][emoji638]][emoji640][emoji640]]]
Should be able to find what you need here if not just give them a call.
They are located one county from me.
https://tarterusa.com/manuals-and-guides/#manuals
I have been thinking of getting the Vevor one for my dad. He is starting to have some joint and mobility problems. I dont want him lifting 5 gal jugs. I can take and get it filled for him.
Its not uncommon on the 63 series for the fuel pickup tube to deteriorate. Another thing that will cause it to fall on its face is the main drive belt slipping. I have a 763G and its been pretty good.
I have this in my tractors fill neck. It helps catch stray bugs and whatever.
My fuel goes through a 10 micron filter water separator then a 2 micron final filter from my bulk tank. Cant be too clean.
I swapped out our fluorescents for leds in the church buildings. Everyone loves them. I cut out the ballast and wired them straight. No tombstone replacement needed.
A lot of our members wanted to know where to find them and if they came in different lengths and pin configurations. Which they...
Thats a nice set but I found that no matter how many tools ya got it aint the right one. [emoji30]
I also have a lot of modified to make it work tools.
Ive changed a few tires with mine also. Works but it is a manual tire changer. Requires some effort. [emoji[emoji[emoji6[emoji640][emoji638]][emoji640][emoji640]][emoji640][emoji[emoji6[emoji640][emoji638]][emoji640][emoji6[emoji640][emoji637]]]]
It needs to be anchored firmly and there are a...