Recent content by sniper695

My bucket cylinders were sagging for years. I had the cylinders rebuilt and ever since the bucket is solid. it would drop like an inch a minute type thing, no fluid leaks or anything visible.

look at older bolens, they have a number of garden tractors that are very heavy duty, can have 3pt from factory etc. I have a gt2000 (lawn tractor I mow with) you can get 3pt for it. I also have a H1704 (bolens badged Iseki) it is a legit tractor, Deisel, 4 wheel drive, and just a tiny bit...

It may not be a popular opinion but I would not want to mow with a tractor (brush hog yes, weekly mow all summer no) I would rather have a bigger frame tractor and a lawn mower. My tractor is bigger then yours but with a loader on and especially with a rear blade it is big driving near buildings...

my hydro fluid has not been changed since I bought tractor (6 years maybe) and my hydro system is acting a little weird especially at startup. I got the filters bit what type of oil should I use and how much should I buy? I like Amsoil brand oils on my motorcycles would there tractor hydraulic...

I just pick up a set of forks off craiglist, I want to make a frame for them that will work with my tractors quick attach system on the FEL. my question is what size and thickness of metal do I need, I was planning on making a rectangular frame witha lip on the top and bottom to hold the forks...

I have been thinking my loader feels weak for awhile, today I was talking to a neighbor with a similair tractor and he said if he gets to much weight on the loader it will lift his back end off the ground, my tractor if I put a lot of weight on the loader it does nothing, front end doesn't go...

I just ordered an underground fence for my dogs, I want to make a cable trencher for my CUT I was thing about making it an attachment for my rear blade. I have a piece of nice steel, about 4 by 16, at least 1/4 thick, my plan is to cut it so it has a hooked blade in front to help pull it...

I have been thinking my loader feels weak for awhile, today I was talking to a neighbor with a similair tractor and he said if he gets to much weight on the loader it will lift his back end off the ground, my tractor if I put a lot of weight on the loader it does nothing, front end doesn't go...

here are 2 pictures. how would i bend it? just push on it? or do i need to adjust the reverse pedal?

I bought my tc45da last fall. I always thought the reverse was very slow. Today I was changing the oil and pushed down on it. And saw it was hitting the hydraulic line. There is also a dent/nick in the line where it was hitting. Is this normal? Is the tractor always very slow in reverse?

I have a tc45da I bought this winter, it has just over 700hr and I want to get the 700 hr maintenance done, from looking in the manual the main thing I need to do is change the engine oil. where is the best place to get oil and a filter? is the dealer reasonably priced? or can you get better...