Recent content by Sawyer Rob

If it was coolant, wouldn't that make the oil milky? Not if it's going into the combustion chamber, it turns it into vapor it as the engine is running and smokes white. That doesn't account for over filled oil though. Blow by is from the compression leaking past the rings. SR

I have an old rotary cutter that I have been using grease in the gear box for MANY years, and it gets used hard. I just buy cheeep tubes of grease and put it in a half tube at a time, it works perfectly. SR

A few months ago, I bought a tractor that I considered an excellent deal. I bought that tractor because the price was low and it appeared to be in very good shape, and it was a brand name, quality made, small "farm" tractor, and it was a perfect fit for what I had in mind for it. And that was...

We were back on the firewood cutting job today, we cut two piles of logs up yesterday and another one today, I also moved/piled some white oak logs too, Some of them were huge, Later we will get it all split. SR

I made some money today, moving logs off a pile and cutting them into firewood, This was from the first pile of logs, Lots of pretty nice oak in that pile. SR

All loaded up, to go make some money tomorrow! SR

My job today was to run this load of cherry through my planer for a customer friend, I hired my nephew to help me, and we got started by staging everything, It wasn't too bad of a job, my planer has new blades and really eats the wood, I had a knot partially plug the chip outlet so it...

Why don't you provide something useful and helpful to this? Did you read my first answer? I did provide the most valuable info in the whole thread, that is IF he doesn't want to have to do it again soon. AND what "useful" info did your post provide?? SR

Why thankyou for your permission... At least I've done the exact job the OP is trying to do! SR

I was on a rotary cutting job today, and seeing as how it didn't take all day, when I got home, I went out and cut around my deer blind some, I do this every year; it keeps the brush down. SR

First of all, he's not asking about taking the blades off! Secondly, IF he was, it's obvious you have never taken the blades off a Woods bb720!! SR

Gear changes are a lot less frequent with the HST plus transmission, since you can shift on the fly. I can shift on the fly with my gear drive too, up or down as the gears are synchronized. SR

Nothing is needed inside, the seal goes in from the outside. Just make sure the replacement seal is the newly designed "triple lip" seal. SR

Today, I got this pile of cherry that I milled, moved out to the road so A truck could come get it, SR

How do you not do all that shifting short of just staying in a low gear for the whole job and driving around at a snail pace? I don't have to use the "lowest" gear, I can just drive into the pile at or just above an idle, then add rpm as needed (foot throttle) when traveling to dump the...