Recent content by Jimmy Joe

So what were the results? She was referring to string that sat a long time even at the dealer? I have never tried it but plan on if string seems to be breaking too often which mine seems to be breaking more than I like and is a few years old. She does make a lot of videos, can't blame her it...

That is what I thought when I heard his story but I am certain he was being truthful was good on him for having good documentation.

I never dealt with the BBB but talked to a guy that had a 2019 Chevy pickup that gave him nothing but trouble. Engine and transmission he got it fixed under warranty but they never could get the transmission right GM finally said they were done with him. He contacted the BBB, he had all...

I mostly plow in float mode I use a rubber edge on my rear blade I really think it is not needed though I see plenty of blacktop and concrete driveways plowed with metal edge that look just fine. I have a front push blade on the loader and use both in my situation rear blade is mostly for...

My 2008 DX 40 only has 456 hours, owned it since new, but I would hate to be without it mostly used for snow these days.

If you watch Chickanic on you-tube she also says soak it in a bucket of water it dries out over time.

On my Case DX 40 all I did was spin off the old filter and put on a new one at the 50 hour service only lost the oil in the filter just had to add a small amount.

I thought I would never own one either way overpriced bought a used Yamaha Wolverine 850 SxS liked it for the most part but was too hot in the summer with the cheap zip up doors that seemed like they wouldn't last. So I sold it 5 months later during Covid and made a decent profit. Then I meet...

Country Clipper also offers a flip up deck.

2023 Honda Ridgeline since I retired does everything I need tows 5000 pounds heaviest I tow is my Polaris UTV easy to park roomy inside back seats easily fold up for more room in the back for tools and whatnot. Has a trunk under the bed with a lot of room, dual functioning tailgate makes bed...

I would think if you only blocked a few smaller areas of the ridge vent it not be enough to be noticeable and no side effects you would want to be sure the fasteners are not loose though.

Good point, basically any pivot points in the shift lever wear over time so there will be several wear points. On my tractor the shift lever moved forewared and back plus side to side there was noticeable wear in those pins also contributing to the sloppyness of the shifter.

Wonder if the ball on the end of the shift lever is worn looks like its replaceable. On my International I had to build up the end of the shift lever with weld as there was not a replaceable tip.

If you took out one door could you mount the existing other door on the inside of the wall keeping more snow and water away. Then still bury styrofoam underneath where the bottom of the door is when closed.

I bought a Case DX 40 in 2008 same tractor just red it has the 2 range hydro with the high low button on the fender and loader lever. Works very well for snowplowing with a blade on the front mostly plow in high range low. It has been trouble free I did add a Curtus cab with heat but do not have...