Recent content by k0ua

This will be my last post on TBN. I post this so my friends here will know where I have gone, and that I am not dead. Not yet anyway. :) I just cannot in good conscience live with the level of heavy handed and one sided moderation and the last straw was the rules change by Muhammad that Covid...

Yeah, and the clutch is stuck too. :) .....Yeah it is a hydro, you got me there. :)

Might be a great time to get the QA adaptor and a new QA bucket. Forks and grapple here you come. :)

The new pass thru connectors look a whole lot like cheating to me. :) TOO easy!. I was always told if you don't suffer, that might even be immoral. :)

100 percent correct. It just took a little time to recognize my mistakes and start churning out good crimps.

Rgr that. I understand. My first few connector crimps were difficult, time consuming, and many failed. Your welcome on the wire...

You always untwist just enough to get into the crimp plug. So you will never have that problem. I have never seen or used these "passthru" connectors. I have always used the dead ended connector plug. I have crimped thousands of these plugs on. Like anything else, when you have done it a few...

Don't forget to call Social Security and report the scam. And maybe close the face book account too and open another one with slightly different name. Also wouldn't hurt to notify your state attorney general on such scams. Good luck, and I hope there is a special place for people that scam...

Never understood that either. Why would you want to cause discomfort to your peers?

No. My brain doesn't work that way.

he had practically no steering ability because the tires would hit the fenders on the car. And of course the clutch burned out because of the gearing/wheel size.. like I said, idiotic.

It is idiotic. Not to mention the gearing problem with the huge wheels/tires. It would have no low end torque at all. Not to mention smashing the front fender when you turned. Like I said, idiotic.

There is no fun in that. Weld them your self. If you can't weld, then it would be a good idea. :)

Most people have not commented much on the fact the Kioti has SSQA standard. I would not own a tractor without SSQA. Been there done that and have the shirt. That alone would keep me from buying that Kubota. With SSQA comes the ability to have forks, grapples etc on your front end. Without it...

Those were made by Shibaura. Every one of them.