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We have a Woodland Mills hydraulically fed chipper that works well but it's limited to 6". They do make a larger model though.

Livestock adds a substantial amount of, shall we say, "fertilizer" to a pond. The result of that is an increased nutrient load which increases algae and "slime" growth. Sometimes a pond needs added nutrients, sometimes they don't. For FREE you can have a local soil and water specialist come...

You are aware that the kukje normally has two filters for the radiator? The one in front is easy enough to see and clean. There is however another one on the backside of the radiator. Look for the simple stuff first.....

I can't think of the name of the stuff at the moment, but have you tried using the same thing people use in their boat engines to store them over the winter? It basically gets sprayed into the engine while it's running and coats the entire thing in an oil mist. Easy enough in the Spring to run...

I saw a trick on "Ask Tractor Mike" about using a paint pin to mark the splines on your implement so it's easier to line up. Holding your mouth right is the solution I generally use. ;)

I saw once upon a time where Tractor Mike sold them. You may want to give his website a visit. Sorry I don't have the address but I'm sure Google will get you there.

We bought a Kawasaki Mule 3 or 4 years ago and love it. It sees pretty much daily use on our 23 acres and hasn't missed a lick even though it gets used hard and put up wet so to speak. We just added a Woodland Mills trailer to the back to get even more utility out of it. We did opt for the...

We absolutely loved our LS XR4145 until we didn't. After about 6 years and 400 hours it started throwing a mixed bag of engine sensor codes. You'll need a LS diagnostic computer to properly diagnose the specific issue. Our issue turned out to be a myriad of wiring harness issues from various...

After doing a little research I think a DIY DPF cleaning is the next step in the process. I have a sneaking suspicion this is also related to the crank sensor issue in some way since the two manifested themselves with 3 hours of each other. 400 hours seems awfully low to be having to clean...

Installed the new crank sensor. Problem is still intermittent. The big issue now is that the tractor keeps going in and out of regen mode. I run it between 2100 and 2400 RPM all the time and it enters regen mode for a few minutes. The RPMs drop back to where I had it set for about 5 or 10...

Still waiting on the part. The crank sensor on my tractor is located on the crank case just behind the starter. I’ll try to post a pic when we return from vacation. I really think this is going to require hooking it up to the diagnostic equipment. There could be another sensor or wiring harness...

Still not solved. Ordered a crank sensor but I doubt that’s actually the issue. If that doesn’t work I’ll take it to the dealer so they can hook up the diagnostic equipment. I’ll let you know when it is fixed and the solution.

Try RCO Tractor

Check with RCO Tractors. Probably around $100.

I’ll start up there on the wiring harness. Thanks.