All this maintenance is really good, but the checks need to be more technical. However simple. A digital DC volt meter with sharp leads will tell exactly which battery lead isn’t working, if that’s the case. Save a lot of elbow grease!
No sir I don’t think that is correct. Once you take the hoses off it don’t matter. I wish I lived closer I would assist you. I’m not sure I would take this route but I’m not standing there looking at it. I believe I would trouble shoot it and fix it. I’ll bet it’s going to be a simple fix. Sir...
Fred that is what I think an incomplete suggestion. If you take that route, then at least put a plug in the line you remove. Otherwise it be an oily mess
Probably something stuck and not moving, a spool. It is loading the pump making it difficult to start. Either the valve or the remote cables if it has that. Your getting close!
5030 this is just competition for you. We all understand Amazon is a vendor. And I appreciate the variety to choose from In my opinion Amazon has improved the world, and I own the stock. Have a nice day sir
I did that on my Kubota years ago. No antenna was in there. I bought one, layed it down in the top part(cab tractor) it works wonderfully. Easier than mounting
Tipton, 135 mf is a great tractor. And if you are use to it new ones are not going to handle like it. It’s a row crop tractor made to handle nimble turning in the field whether cultivating or raking hay or any task given. Looks to me like modern tractors have only pulling in mind. I’m old, and I...
Maybe he can. There is a line out there that is the exact fit to carefully drive instde your bad line. Other than that would be a hose workaround more difficult in my opinion. I’ve seen people get rid of tractors because of this. Hang in there and good luck. And from now own keep your tractor in...