Recent content by woodlandfarms

If it where me I would look around for a mower head from a golf course mower. Those can be had at a good price and for a couple hundred you could have someone adapt it.

Those valve coils do pull a lot of juice.

IMO pts mower is mediocre. The brush mower is better. If you want a good grass mowing buy a dedicated mower.

My initial thought is you did not have the connectors for the mower in tight. If you flip the switch and the engine dies your valve is working correctly.

About the same price as a gas replacement.

When I store a utility I connect the hoses together to keep them clean. If you want some fun do that in December then try disconnecting in the hot July sun.

The wife saw the picture of the boulder and wants it.

Go big. No replacement for displacement. These machines are super bendy so getting bigger isn’t an issue in my opinion.

I am down in the Vancouver area if you want to drive an 1850 before buying.

Having ruptured so many hoses I have a trick. I have the master chart, and if it is obvious I go get a hose made. If not I have a selection of overly long hoses for temporary use. Basically what I do is I disconnect the broken hose, generally on the tank side. I attach the new hose with a...

If anyone wants to drill on my property, I have 20 gallons of processed crude available.

So my bucket teeth are welded onto a bar that bolts into the bucket. I am can get you pictures, but that bar that the teeth are welded to ads a lot of support to the lip of the bucket.

Well, just a story. So the wife took the tractor out into the back 40 and a line ruptured. Usually not a big deal, I have some spares that I can plug in to limp back home. Not so lucky this time. It wasn't that I didn't have the hose, it was I could not find the break. On top of it I have...

Koensig just showed an amazing motor they just designed. Small and super powerful.

So what are the symptoms of air in the system? Given how cursed I am I would have huge leaks and I have none that I know of.