Recent content by Cycledude

Recommend buying a $8 bottle of injector cleaner and pour the proper amount in fuel tank

Well I only read the first 10 pages of this thread. Bought my first No Spill Gas Can about 10 years ago but after owning the first one I’m not interested in any other brand, I now own 6 No Spill cans.

Driving around the country Bad Boy equipment does seem to be pretty popular and I always liked the stuff when just looking at it, never operated any Bad Boy equipment but after reading this thread I would be very careful about buy anything from Bad Boy.

For running your Bush Hog for 100 hours per year and being 72 years old you will never wear out a good HST. My newest tractor is HST and I love it. I’m sure some of the other choices are also very nice and you probably wouldn’t be able to wear those out either.

I believe NGK plugs come from the factory with a very thin coat of never seize pre applied.

I am very surprised there were no replies to your question. I have never operated a tractor with that type of shifting mechanism, I believe they may have quit building them because of problems similar to yours.

Walmart batteries are excellent ! I had one that lasted 18 years in my 8N ford tractor, obviously I replaced it with another Walmart battery about 6 years ago.

I have a 6610 if that’s any help

I own both HST and gear driven, prefer HST most of the time. But if your wanting to pull a lot of heavy loads a long ways at road speeds gear driven might be a better choice.

Sell it or give it to someone that’ll take good care of it.

Well went for a ride to visit some friends yesterday, pretty hot the highest temperature I saw was 87 degrees Fahrenheit with very high humidity . The visits went pretty well but found out one of the people I had intended to visit passed away about a month ago, he had been loosing weight so he...

Power Trac is a very interesting machine but seems like almost everyday I’m reading about one that’s broke down somewhere and no parts available

Interesting article...

I have also tried both high speed and low speed for starting the blades on my Kubota ZD21 , high speed definitely seems to work better, the manual suggests it has a automatic feathering device built in.

The push button PTO shafts seldom cause me any trouble but the sliding collar types are almost always trouble for me when hooking up Fortunately my tractor has Extendable arms Euro hooks Very easy to operate lever on rear of tractor for raising and lowering arms, after having a tractor with that...