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Nnumber two reacted to sunandsand's post in the thread Looking for 24mm or 15/16" pins with
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I agree, the ever-so-slightly enlarged hole would probably not be noticed. If however the failure of the ROPS was involved, you can... -
Nnumber two reacted to sunandsand's post in the thread Looking for 24mm or 15/16" pins with Good Post.
Strongly suggest finding and installing the correct factory part and keep the receipt. The ROPS is a (now required) safety item. As we...
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NWith the additional benefit that you will then immediately find the one that you lost.
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NIn had the same issue and weighed my time and effort for something that may not work and bought the pins from the dealer.
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Nnumber two reacted to fruitcakesa's post in the thread Generator shot down procedure with Good Post.
After living without a generator for 35+ years, I finally broke down and bought a Champion 5500 inverter genset since it seems we have...
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NRecheck post #19, use an overrunning clutch. Cheap device that will solve all your issues. They carry them on amazon, tractor supply, etc.
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NYour tractor uses a wet clutch for the PTO with a spring loaded brake. Once the PTO is off, the spring loaded brake kicks in and keeps...
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Nnumber two reacted to Complete Turf Care's post in the thread Pictures from an athletic field contractor with Good Post.
Today we did some verticutting on golf course greens. We ran the machines in two directions. This is what it looks like after it's...
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NI guess with today's modern self-priming diesels, it's not as big a deal. But on the old ones (my 750 and 855), just remembering the...
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NJust the ubiquitous reminder that 4WD isn't really 4WD on these smaller tractors. Use it only when needed and leave it off most of the...
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NYa, i am always checking gauges while operating. Comes from years of flying private airplanes. Always scan dash.
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NOh brother. Idiot lights have a function. Like reminding you to remove parking break. But i agree i dont like them for important...
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Nnumber two reacted to Hay Dude's post in the thread The Life of a Custom Mowing contractor with Good Post.
Some bales to gather after yesterday’s furious baling session. I’m getting tired. Could use a few days off. Up to the stacking...
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Nnumber two reacted to Lastkidpicked's post in the thread The Life of a Custom Mowing contractor with Good Post.
Funny different perspectives you see, making you wonder what they are thinking when they see you running the equipment. It's rare to...
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Nnumber two reacted to LouNY's post in the thread The Life of a Custom Mowing contractor with Good Post.
Yes, they can be hazardous for sure. On the farm we still use self unloading wagons into an ag bagger for haylage and silage. So you are...