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I had a similar situation. Called 811 and first had them locate the buried line from transformer on pole to the meter at the house. Then asked him to locate the line from the house to the outbuilding. He did it without questioning. Also had him locate buried propane line from tank to the...

My aunt went into assisted living several years ago. I had power of attorney for her and was in the process of cleaning out her home and property to put it up for sale. There was an old home heating oil tank sitting outside that was about 1/2 full of kerosene (~125 gal). I was very concerned...

There is always more than one way to skin a cat!

Your 3 pt is capable of lifting well over 2000 lbs. If you have a rear blade, you can use chains to then use the 3 pt to lift one end of the cut pieces to facilitate it dragging out.

For what it’s worth, that sensor is only used on three Kubota models (L4600DT, L4600F, & L4600H) making it somewhat unique. The sensor on my L3240HST is used in 29 models.

Here is some info from Rapidair Products on materials for compressed air piping. PVC is NOT recommended. https://www.rapidairproducts.com/blog/what-are-the-best-materials-for-compressed-air-piping?srsltid=AfmBOoryM8UN8YfWW521HdwyG0sZiSTgdgna361DKiyQw3JFU4N5z8K9

The one in this post looks to be similar. https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/threads/yanmar-rs135a-tiller.393232/

https://palletforks.com/products/3-point-ballast-box-fits-category-2-tractors

12awg, 50ft, 3 outlets, but not U.S. made. 3 out of 4 ain’t bad...

Make an ignition switch by adding a switch in series with start switch.

The OP was using a 1/2 ratchet. Pipe and wrench or pipe and anything is jury rigged. One can break anything with a long enough pipe.

I have a MF 265 (Cat 2) with a Pat’s Quick Hitch (Cat 1). Works just fine. All my attachments were Cat 1. (Have since bought a MF 383 which has Cat 2 hitch and a Cat 2 8 ft. Bush Hog. Don’t plan on adding a Quick Hitch to the MF 383, since I don’t currently plan of using any other...

Try a breaker bar.

See Open Burning | NC DEQ Apparently burning paper is illegal in NC.

OP stated he had a FEL which likely has float capability. In my opinion, float capability on rear remotes serves very limited (if any) usefull purpose.

I am not familiar with your machine. Try searching using “MF 2860e rear remote.” You will find several options including prices. The installation instructions should also be available. You might have to request the instructions from the supplier via phone call or email. Good luck!

Try googling (International 574 salvage). Several machines in various states of disrepair will show up.

Not a view from the right side, but the only other page in the section on cruise control from the WSM. Hope it helps.

From the WSM for your machine.

From another thread,

These look similar.

Could be a fuel flow issue. Check the fuel filter. Had similar issue with my L3240, didn’t stall but was greatly under powered when trying to increase speed or climb a hill. Fuel filter had a waxy substance in it. Replaced fuel filter, problem solved

The OP hasn’t posted since May of 2024.

Amazon does that here for some Sunday deliveries. I usually take the option for delayed delivery to avoid Sunday USPS delivery because they are just as bad as Christmas season temp hires.

Currently delivery by Amazon is the best, UPS comes in second, USPS is close third, FedEx is pretty worthless. Prior to Amazon, UPS was great and always had the same driver. USPS was darned good to but I believe that was due to the driver (a really pretty blonde gal). FedEx was ood to but...

Not sure about your machine, but likely there a is relay used to energize the glow plugs. Check the wiring diagram in your shop manual.

One must also consider proper lubrication of bearings, gears, shafts, etc. Not sure about the transmission/rear axle on your machine, but some motor vehicles require dropping the driveshaft when towing using the tow dolly. Proper transmission lubrication does not occur when components are...

Looks like you are using the TractorbyNet App. It is obsolete and no longer supported.

Look up the parts for the LA723 and LA513. Then see if they use the same frame.

I have not done it but the previous property owner did. The bridge was constructed in 1984 and is approx. 20 ft long constructed from creasoted power poles and 2x6s. The previous owner drove his 1/2 ton pickup over the bridge. Unfortunately, they did NOT use treated 2x6s. The 2x6s have...

The operators manual for your machine says absolutely nothing about needing to put a weight box on the 3pt hitch to use the FEL. As menioned in earlier posts, counterweight information is contained in the loader manual. Here is the page from my loader manual. It is for the LA514, LA524 and...

I have one. Haven’t used it since we sold our RV. It was pretty accurate when compared to actual axle weights on scales.

Why disconnect the battery?

Not sure if this is your problem, but it probably did not help. Universal fluid should not be used in machine with hydrostatic transmission. Replacing the fluids might help. Likely worth a try.

IMO, it will be fine. Pretty sure there is no sell by date on those products.

We have a refrigerator on an unheated porch as well as a smaller one in an unheated workshop. Temp gets down into the teens. Never been a problem.

If one is doing real heavy FEL work or majority FEL work, one would be better off using an industrial machine. FELs on farm tractors are at best a comprimise.

Trailers tongue would not rise on a trailer with properly acting trailer brakes. The action of trailer braking would force the nose down.

AGM will cost you more but likely have a longer life. The original battery on my L3240 lasted 14 years. It was still working but definately weaker in cold weather when I replaced it.

Per the table, it is 2.3 CUBIC METERS per hour or 82 cubic feet per hour. That equates to 2.25 gals per hour.

Any one have any experience with the LPG ornatural gas fuel consumption of a Generac generator when operating at low loads (25% or less of rated? The specs from generac only provide consuption estimates at full losd and 50% load.

My estimate is it would be in lbs. it would depend slighty on lift arm speed but mostly on the angle of being out of perfect balance.

The resistance of motion around the lower lift arms is achieved by exerting force in both the x (horizontal) and y (verticle). Any force in the positive y direction (i.e., upward) is supporting some of the weight of the implement.

. In the first example, the top link will be exerting force in both the x and y direction, and in actuallity some, albeit smaller force, in the z direction. In this example the top link would be in compression to provide those forces. In the typical configuration with the top link positioned...

Sorry. The statement in my previous post was not well worded. Both 5th wheel and gooseneck hitches are not “bumper hitches”. Neither are todays reciever hitches but they are similar in that the hitch ball is pretty darn near the same place they would have been on a bumper hitch. I edited...

(Edited) Another non bumper pull type is a 5th wheel hitch. “Bumper pull hitch or bumper hitch” is an old and outdated term that goes back to the days when hitches were physically attached to the bumper. Todays reciever hitches are attached to the frame not the bumper but some old folks like...

That was not the question Runner asked in the post I replied to, (i.e., is 1000 lbs of tension on the top link support correct?).

You are correct. Fx=F∗cos(a) Fy=F∗sin(a) Where F is the magnitude of the force a is the angle (degrees) Fx is the horizontal force Fy is the vertical force The force in tension is the square root ot the sum of the squares of the horizontal and vertical forces. This is just the static load...

See this a lot on Craigslist. The phone number listed on their website is VOIP. Another reason to be wary.

No experience with drawer microwaves but based on previous experience with a microwave that was mounted underneath the counter, they are a pain to use unless you have eyeballs in your navel or lower down. Our normal counter type microwave is mounted in our cabinets at eye level. The first one...

Maybe in the peoples republic of CA. Not likely in free America.

I saw in a recent Kioti ad that the transmission for the K9 has been redesigned and it now provides engine braking. I’m not sure when this redesign went into the K9s. Likely your dealer would know.

My biggest peave with the K9 thus far is the lack of engine braking. The design of the transmission results in engine being disengaged from the wheels when coasting. When coasting downhill, manual braking is required. Not a real big deal but seems like a dumb design.

Left coast rules.

Without being too specific, could you identify the location of the lawless land you are looking to relocate to (State? County? Township?)

The Thieving Bas***** may be new your neighbors.

10k on a 5th wheel is close to 2.500 lbs on the pin.

Scale model testing indicates that the tounge weight needs to be between 10% and 15% of the towed vehicles weight to be stable. My experience indicates in needs to be at least 12%. When towing 10,000 lbs, you would need at least 1,200 lbs on the hitch.

What just as bad or worse is the manufacturer selling machines thru dealers that will not service them.

You might get more replies if you post upon the LS page. You should also remove the specific info regarding the dealers name. Otherwise your post will get removed. Negative info about specifuc dealers is frowned upon.

You replied to a post that is well over 4 years old.

You should follow the instructions in you operators manual regarding tire pressure. The manual for my Kubota specifies 20 psi for those size tires.

Another option would be to hire an RV towing service.

Oh Lord! Not this thread again!

My L3240HST (25 hp to PTO) handles my 6 ft Woods Brush Bull just fine. It does bog down a little when the grass is somewhat overgrown, but it just means going slower. My FEL is always on with either the bucket or the grapple. The Brush Bull weighs 702 lbs.(The L3240’s 3 pt hitch can handle...

Watts are easy to check. Lumens not so much.

The OP provided the Wattage for his light bar. Apply Ohms law from there. The OP also provided his original and replacement alternator output ratings.

Can’t help with the replacement bulbs. You could power your led bar directly from the battery including an inline fuse and a switch to be mounted somewhere convenient.

Blocking (i.e., ignoring) the user with all the items appears to solve the problem.

With what we want to power, we need a 22kW machine. Per the spec sheet, the machine consumes about 2.35 gph of propane at 1/2 load and 3.75 gph at full load. Based on my electric bills for the last 12 months, my average power consumption is less than 3.5 kWh per hour. Generac does not...

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Google “pressure switch 10 psi no”. It will likely show oil pressure switches but they will also work with water.

You could use a contact thermocouple and an appropriate display/reader.

Your attached documents are not viewable.

ACGO Parts or Wengers.

I can’t imagine that grease should be used in that gearbox. That being said, it apparently came with grease from the dealer and has lasted 10 years. Seems to be ok. Not sure how you could change it anyway, without total disassembly and reassembly.

More specific info on the cutter you are talking about would be most helpful.

Does this parts manual for the BH help?

Unlikely the basic operators manual will provide that level of detail. The parts manual might help though.

The serial number is stamped into the frame of the tractor. On most machines it is towards the front right-hand side of the unit.

Contact Thermocouples on both the Hydraulic cooler inlet and outlet.

Nor do they publish specs on the engines radiator ability to keep the engine cool. You couId install a temperature sensor with indication available to the operator of the hydraulic fluids temperature it the outlet of the hydraulic radiator and/or anyplace else that concerns you.

From a previous thread.

Not sure what specific “specs” you are needing. This site appears to provide some general specifications which includes your machine. https://tractorimports.com.au/products/euroleopard-ft25-series-specifications. Google can be your friend when trying to find some obscure info.

Try Wengers.com. You may need to find out what other machines use the same part no. and then also search for those salvaged machines.

Try this. https://asiantractorparts.com/products/foton-tractor-manuals

Looks like a regular gear puller could be modified by adding the horseshoe shaped piece.

Kubota made a steering wheel puller, part no.07916-51090, but it has been discontinued. Saw a price for it as slightly over $1k. Probably did not sell many of them at that price.

Traffic violations are not civil cases. Most are either infractions or misdemeanors.

Maybe in Nevada since it’s really close to the left coast. Would never get a ticket here or most places I have lived and worked. Dirty snow works just as well also. You may get stopped and warned but that is unlikely. Have never seen washing stations where dirt roads or driveways connect to...

Seems an easy solution to plate readers or cameras could be a muddy vehicle with lots of mud on the plate.

Completed the 400 hour service yesterday. Was able to remove about 2 gals of hydraulic fluid from the fill port using a syphon extractor. Got about 2 1/2 gals total from the two axle drain plugs and close to 5 1/2 gals from the main drain plug on the bottom of the transmission case. Of...

Try Googling Huskvarna crank seal. You did not supply your model no. You may need that info.

Unlikely the siphon drain from the fill port will remove that much fluid, so removal of the drain plugs will still be necessary. The mortar mixing pan is a possibilty but as you mentioned it would be somewhat difficult to get the fluid from that pan to the disposal containers. It could also...

I will try it and let you know. I swear I saw some one on youtube doing it but can’t find it. Maybe I just dreamed it. Am going to use one of the fuel syphon gizmos that are used to fill kerosene heaters.

Thanks! That is the info I was looking for. Quickly swapping even partially filled 5 gal pails when you are on your side or on your stomach is not a picnic and trying to reinsert the drain plug while it’s still flowing could be a messy ordeal. The operators manual indicates that your L3540...

What I called a 5 gal bucket is actually a 5 gal oil drain pan from an auto parts house. It is only about 8 inches tall and will easily fit under the machine. I had thought about using a plastic concrete mixing trough from Lowes. It is also only about 8 inches tall and will hold much for...

I am getting ready to do the 400 hour service on my L3240 HST. The service includes changing the hydraulic filter, the transmission filter and the hydraulic fluid. The hydraulic fluid change requires 11.1 gals. There are three plugs that have to be removed to fully drain the fluid. See the...

Had a similar problem with my L3240 HST. It an inconsistent problem. Check you fuel filter. Mine had some jelly like substance in it. Replaced it and problem went away.

If your dimensions are in inches, the volume is about 118,000 cu in. So it should about 500 gals if my math is correct. But it is still early and I haven’t had my coffee yet.

If properly filled, the rimguard should be below the valve stem when the valve stem is at the top of the tires rotation. You should be able to release the over pressure without loosing the rimguard.

I’m looking at adding rear remotes to my L3240 using a Summit Hydraulic remote kit to supply top and tilt cylinders. The summit kit includes a T connection to return to the tank. Is the T connection really necessary for top and tilt (2 way) cylinders? I have a W R Long 3rd function valve...

Other than lifting to plane off the surface when it is NOT being used, the top link is not necessary when using a land plane. A land plane rides on its skids.

You can use the info in the pressure loss table to calculate the piping head loss. You will still need to determine the head loss for the filter. https://www.hunterindustries.com/sites/default/files/tech_friction_loss_charts.pdf

60 hp will work fine for chipping up to 8 in material. I hate anything gas powered. I’ll go for a diesel powered PTO anytime. I would get one with self feeding capability. Let it feed itself while you go and grab another piece.

Old news!!

We had “ Leaf Filters“ installed about 10 years ago and have had ZERO problems with them. We do NOT have any PINE TREES anywhere near them. They work great. Our roof pitch is pretty steep (8 in 10) which may help, especially when we get the real heavy rains. I suspect some of the previous...

Found this on another site. ”Alternate up and down. Bonus points if each box is rotated an additional 15 degrees so the receptacles spin in a circle as you look around the room.”

See the installation tips for the part Kubota #7K530-71180 JOINT, ROD END

VersaTube sells tube type metal structure kits including barns. Their sizes may be somewhat larger than what you are looking for though. https://www.versatube.com/building-kits/barns-loafing-sheds/barns/

Sounds like problem with your internet. The EA website is still there.

https://hickoryrecord.com/news/local/business/judge-grants-temporary-restraining-order-against-everything-attachments-bank-says-conover-based-company-owes-nearly/article_e58dff36-cf55-11ee-b510-63a181cf88e5.html#tracking-source=home-top-story

And we were almost to 100 pages.

Not my job. I was careful to state “potentially.” Defamation is a complex subject and merely stating something as an opinion does not always ensure the statements are protected free speech.

Lots of potentially libelous statements in this thread.

There was complaining about the horse beating. And there was no statement indicating one did not like seeing it get beat. My statement was agreeing with the Dodge Mans observation. It was merely an observation that you appear to refute. Have at it. You are free to ignore my posts. I still...

It has been previously pointed out that this this thread is beating a dead horse.

OP stated in his first post that the utilities ARE MARKED. They are marked AND in his way.

The one customer that was told about shipping their order on Friday and they would be open this week has made exactly 1 post on TBN.

They have two blades.

With tires your size, you might be better off with wheel weights instead of beet juice.

Anyone with experience with Bad Boy Equipment? I am looking purchasing their 5 ft land grader.

Wonder why the statement said “ probably die of something. I am darn sure we will ALL die of something.

You asked the question originally so you must have at least considered the issue, hopefully not thinking of TBN. Let’s hope there are no scoundrel plantiff attorneys on this website.

So are your thinking TBN has some liability for selling ads to EA?

The video did not show how/when the valve stem failed. The video did appear to show the tires fully inflated after the asphalt was removed. The video also appears to indicate the valve stem failed after it was loaded onto the trailer. So when and how did it fail?

Looks like a defective valve stem. I have torn them in half a couple of time trying to pull them into the hole on the rim but have never seen the internal metal tube separate from the rubber like that. Hope your quick glue fix will work for you but believe it is unlikely to last for long.

Every Scrader valve I have ever seen has a core with a short outer thread which is screwed into the inner thread of the stem.

The have been in the implement business since Jan. 1946. The were incorporated as Everything Attachments in 2007. Prior to that they did business as T C Corriher Implement Co., Inc.

If you have the shop manual, the specs on the battery are likely in there.

All good points. Concentrated hydrogen in the presence of oxygen will also self ignite.

Hydrogen could be generated from the energy produced by fusion, however fusion converts hydrogen to helium.

A dime for a kW hour is pretty cheap these days.

You are correct in that your sentence did say “they.” The previous sentence however was referring to the NRC. Most people people might think the “they” was referring to the NRC. Glad you know better. Most people might think so though since a great portion of the prior discussion involving...

A lot of residential work today (driveways and parking areas) involves using fiberglass reinforcement in lieu of either rebar or wire. Seems to be pretty standard in our area anyway.

TVA is also revenue neutral. It is funded by its energy sales. Being revenue neutral also means less congressional oversight.

Not in the U.S. The peanut farmer president fordid U.S. nuclear fuel reprocessing in the 1970s.

The USNRC did not build the reactors at the Savannah River Site. It was their precedecessor, the Atomic Energy Commission. The reactors there were NOT for electric power production. They were to produce Plutonium and Tritium for bomb production.

D.C. Cook is a TWO unit site.

I worked briefly in PA. The township where I was living had a 1% income tax, but if your employer was located outside the township, they were not required to withhold it from your pay. You were required to register and pay the tax directly to the township. It kinda made paying the 1% township...

Are you getting any error codes?

Similar problem solved here. It might help. https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/threads/m59-will-not-drive.291904/

Just curious. Is that Brandywine Creek?

Those same a—holes are likely now just dumping their stuff in the woods.

Also $s saved by the local government not putting them in a landfill.

I’m not sure I understand the concern about debris floating down stream. Weren’t they floating downstream when they got lodged where they are now?

If you don’t have to actually remove ALL the debris, a grapple hook on the and of a small cable could be tossed from the bank and then pulled with a winch, truck or ATV to dislodge the debris. Some debris could be retrieved and hauled off. Some would likely float away down stream. If it’s to...

Maybe outside your expertise but some problems can be solved with the simple application of explosives.

That’s only a little over $102,000 for every man, woman, and child in the country.

The solution your mother wants does not seem to be available without a trip to Canada. Unlikely the higher up will give a different response. Banks are very good at following the applicable law and their business protocols.

One solution could be to open an account at a bank where your mother now lives and transfer the funds there from the Canadian bank. Don’t continue to do business with a business that makes it difficult.

I would consider that more a choice of how they conduct business rather than financial situation. That is nothing new. I can understandyour concern.

What do you men by “their financial situation”?

EA has been in business for 78 years and has an A+ rating at the better business bureau. They have survived numerous economic downturns.

This MIGHT work and is much less constl. Looks similar and has same part no. per the amazon website. You could order it and match it against the part needing replacement. Amazon is pretty flexible on returns as long as it has not been installed...

Found this. Pretty expensive! https://billstractor.net/fustsoformat.html

Diversity, equity, and inclusion at work.

Mostly, we don’t have a problem with Fedex, UPS, Amozon, or USPS deliveries. On a few occasions, both UPS and Amazon have left packages near our gate (our gravel driveway is about 800 feet long with a circle at the end). Our gate is never shut or locked. The few problems have always been near...

Many, if not all, of their manuals are available for download at ManualsLib - Makes it easy to find manuals online!. The couple that I viewed appeared to have pretty explicit instrutions for chute attachment.

Model number might help.

Seems silly? Fish and other animals poop in the water? All land animals, including humans, poop in the woods.

It has never been a problem in our 40+ year old septic system. I have never heard of this being an issue. Googling the most common septic tank problems. Lint accumulation is not on any of the lists.

Why?

The Work Shop Manual for your machine might provide you some troubleshooting and repair solutions.

I would start with the electrical system and then then diagram, switches.

Messicks.

Why? Because it’s a Deutz!!

Have you considered a winch driven directly by the pto. A pto driven winch works well for prolonged heavy duty winching. Your engine has plenty of power, even when idling. There are no alternators, voltage regulators, electric motors, or cabling to overheat and the gearbox and throttle can...

You can get an operators manual for your machine at a reasonable price for immediate download https://www.jensales.com/products/Deutz-Allis-D3006-Tractor-Operator-Manual-DE-O-D2506_p_70419?gad_source=1&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI9-mizc2HgwMVECvUAR06ywyhEAQYAiABEgK5sfD_BwE

I believe you are correct in that it does not matter other than to reverse the operation of the 3rd function switch. A correctly configured 3rd function would have the QDs installed in opposite directions so there would only be one way to make the connections.

Have you looked in the Workshop Service Manual? They usually provide troubleshooting steps.

It depends on what you mean by “help the main level stay warm.” To keep the main level from loosing ANY heat to the basement, the basement would have to be kept at the same temp as the main level. Some heat loss will occur with any difference in temp. The rate of heat loss is dependent on the...

The backhoe for the 2320 is a BH65. The backhoe for the 2301 is a BH70. i quick comparison of the subframe mounts on the Messicks website indicate they have different part numbers and do not appear to be compatible.

Unlikely the OP still needs this info since this thread is over 10 years old.

None of the couple of dozen businesses I do business with are VoIP. Likely because cellular services are readily available and are also much cheaper than landlines.

Can’t help with your questions but VoIP numbers appear to be the preferred type of phone number for scammers and robocalls. VoIP phone numbers are relatively easy to fake. And the caller ID information can be easily manipulated.

Pipe bursting appears to be pretty darn expensive. Locally quoted as between $60 and $250 PER FOOT.

Searching for a leak in water line of that length can be time consuming and therefore expensive, even if you knew its location. I would suggest no. 2, replace the entire water line with a water line that won't use gaskets/seals that will deteriorate. We had a leaking water line somewhere...

I found this. $31.96 https://www.heavy-equipmentmanual.com/products/kubota-b20-tlb-tractor-tl420-loader-bt650-bt750-backhoe-workshop-service-repair-manual

Sounds like a lot of rural areas around here 50 years or so ago. Your mail person may not even know where your house is, just where your box is. Does your box have a street address or just a route and box number?

Our Amazon, FedEx, and UPS drivers usually leave packages on our front porch. Our USPS person does the same if the package won’t fit in our maibox. If the USPS brings a package to the porch they usually drop the mail off there with it. We have had on a very few occasions where packages were...

Here is schematic for the L48 starting system.

The Messicks site is helpful but incomplete. Any one who want to or needs to work on there own machine should avail themselves of the info in the WSM for their machine. The wiring schematic and troubleshooting procedures are contained therein. Otherwise one is just a parts replacer vs being a...

Then you are at the mercy of L48 owners who can provide you info you need.

If it is like my L3240 there is a slow blow fuse in the glow plug relay circuit. Another useful tidbit that shows up in the wiring diagram (in the WSM) for your machine.

Not sure. The quoted installation tip is pretty generic and may not be for your machine since the glow plug relay for your machine is used in over 60 different machines. Try looking up the dash panel in the online parts diagram for your machine or refer to the WSM for your machine. You could...

Do you have the Workshop Manual (WSM) for your machine?

Hitch pin snap ring, Branson part no. TB46070000B4. Budds Tractors https://buddstractors.com/branson-tractors/

Original design was also deficient in that it would only support 60% of the building codes required load.

For the truss in this thread there is little evidence of the fabricator modifying its design or that an original design ever existed. It may have been just constructed.

I have heard of it and studied it. There is little similarity other than a faulty design although it is not clear that the truss actually even had an engineered design. BTW, the Hyatt event involved elevated walkways, not balconies.

Interesting, since even type M copper tubing has a working pressure rating of over 280 psi (1 in diameter). Even 3 in diameter has a working rating of over 200 psi.

I have experienced one leak in in copper tubing in over 70 years. That leak was in a rental house that was not adequately insulated with an outside temp of 10 deg F.

There is mail order. https://www.messicks.com/part/ma-mm436057

It’s unlikey the radiator cap is your problem. If is is not leaking and the radiator and/or hoses have not blown due to overpressure, it is doing it’s job. You could remove the thermostat and see if that solves your block overheating issue, before buying a new one.

Depends on the neighborhood. Popularity is not a great indicator of quality, only of cost.

Installation quality would have nothing to do with water quality. It does reflect on owners and builders intelligence though. 😃😃

Properly installed PEX is ok for RVs and mobile homes that don’t have a long life expectancy anyway. I would never use it in a permanent home. Copper is more expensive but will last much longer (70+ years) if installed properly.

https://plasticexpert.com/pex-failures/#:~:text=Defective%20Manufacturing%20ISSUES&text=Some%20PEX%20pipe%20manufacturers%20use,exposed%20to%20hot%20chlorinated%20water.

How about some more info? Which mower? Which belt?