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Good morning from North Central Washington. Lots of folks around here living out in the woods are having their insurance canceled.

Thanks guys, I appreciate your input.

I just purchased a BH92 for my L4701. In the operators manual it states " While BH92 backhoe is installed on the tractor, liquid ballast in the rear tires should be removed". That's a problem as I have my tires filled. I really don't want to remove the beat juice from the tires. There is no...

No, jacked up, tires were off the ground.

I wanted to say thanks to everyone for all the suggestions and comments on the tire problem. It sure was safer and in the end, an all-around better solution.

This the first time I have let air out, matter of fact this the first time I added air, and wouldn't you know it I added to much. 😵‍💫

And another thing if I had taken them off and adjusted the air, I would still have the problem of having too much Rim Guard next time I wanted to adjust the air.

I drained the Rim Guard today and Boy that took a while. Sorry @gstrom99 no video. On the second tire it wasn't bad, but the first one didn't work as planned. I finely got them drained enough that I could let air out, 10 gallons of Rim Guard later. It took up most of the afternoon. I did...

My friend finally got notice that the oil filter he has had on order for 6 weeks has shipped.

I agree with everything but the cherry picker, now maybe if you had a super high quility one. Know one I know owns one of the cool ones I've seen on line. I'm not overly impressed with the stability of the one I have. If all I needed to do was lift the tire that would be one thing but...

A 2012 Ford F350 DRW, here is a photo from this last summer.

I have a couple of jack posts, that I can put in place just for this type of thing. I'm not concerned with the beam breaking. And with the winch setup like a hoist, I'm not concerned with the weight very much...... That being said, the consensus is that the tires are over filled with Rim...

Good Idea, I live on hill property that will be easy to try.

My lathe is kind of a mess but here it is.

Do you think I should jack the back of the tractor up put the stem at the top and remove the core and just drain the rim guard out? I could probably arrange some sort of collecting device/pan so it doesn't make such a mess.

That's what I thought, but nope I had the valve stem at the top and the rear of the tractor was jacked up. The dealer told me that at 75% fill it was above the stem. My manual shows it below the stem. So, in my mind the tires are over filled with rim guard.

I had not checked the tire pressure in my tires for couple years, it's not used all that much. I noticed they were bulging some the other day and decided to check the pressure, neither rear tire would indicate air pressure. I checked the gauge on front tire it works. I started airing up the...

Good morning everyone! All is well in North Central Washington Still a little chilly in the mornings, the chicken water has had some ice on it the last few mornings.

That's a good looking lathe. I have a Precision Matthews PM-1236T Taiwan lathe. I'll take a photo of it tomorrow.... later today I guess at this point.

I second the Hydro Flask we currently have three of them. And one of them is Kubota Orange! I prefer the older ones with the smaller lids, the newest one has a largest opening, nice for ice cube but not as nice to drink out of.

Thanks for the info. I believe if he can find a cartage filter, he will be good to go. He has one on order that has been on back order for a while now, I'm not sure where it's coming from though. By the way, nice looking lathe you have in your profile photo.

I believe I have found the filter he needs. He would like to convert it to spin on if at all possible. I'll get this link to him, but it would be nice to find one in the USA. https://www.asvarta.com/gb/oil-filter-cartridge-lombardini-lda.html?mot_tcid=8510be8c-5502-4284-b6a4-af0c9b6866fd

Maybe an LDA673

Hopefully he will join the forum today so he can answer directly, I do know it has an air-cooled engine.

Thanks for the link, I have a phone call into now. He may even join the forum here.

Any ideas?

I have a friend that owns a Ferrari model 8586 Articulating tractor. He is need of an oil filter, it has a cartage type filter currently. I'm wondering if any knows of a filter adapter to use a spin-on filter. Tim

Good morning crew! 40° and blue sky's here in north central Washington.

Happy Thanksgiving fellow tractor drivers!

Thanks James, Here is the one I fixed or worked on anyway.

I'm still learning how to TIG weld, so I decided to weld something productive. Some look okay but others not so good. It sure would have been faster with the MIG. I had a hard time on the right side of the angle. I had a hard time welding the wench plate to the 2" square...

I got my new Everlast 250EX the other day, I finally got a chance to hook it up last night. I don't have an air cooled torch yet so I had to fab up some connections to my tap water. okay I got everything hooked up water to the torch gas is hooked up and I'm ready to weld. I strike an ark and...

Merry Christmas from Washington!

Good morning tractor drivers! It's been a while sense I checked in. It's been a busy summer and lately a little scary with all of the forest fires around here one of them got about 1/4 mile from our house. Yesterday I got a chance to work my Bronco and the Tractor.

Good morning tractor drivers and Happy 4th of July!! It's been HOTTER then bejesus around here the last few days. It was 106° here yesterday. I have lived here for 28 years and I can't recall it ever getting this hot for more then a day or two, it's been near or busting the 100° mark for a...

Good morning Tractor Drivers! Remembering those that have gave all to keep us free! Hope you all have a good day! Cheers!!

49,000 Birds, WOW! We have 36 chicks and 12 old hens. LOL Good morning guys, light rain here this morning.

That pretty neat Chad, I don't have anything that I know of when I was that young.

Kyle, I have a 2002 DRZ400S with a few custom mods. A big bore kit 444cc, Edelbrock pumper carburetor, Full Yoshimura Exhaust, Rekluse clutch, LED rear light, large Gas tank, Scotts steering damper and lots of little things. It's been a fun bike although I don't ride much anymore. Last year...

Good morning Tractor drivers! 63° at 0932 very light overcast so far today. Going to get my Dualsport dirtbike out of storage today and get it ready to go riding next weekend. riptides, I hope your kids are alright. I remember my dad came looking for me about 2:00am one morning, long...

No way would you catch me on one of those heart tests!!

There setting on the ground.

52° headed for mid 70s today. Redneckgeek, Good job on not losing any digits while working on the loader arms. I got one of our garden beds almost complete yesterday, the straw was a lot easier to put together. I think the next couple will go together a little easier.

It did work. Here's a couple more photos.

63 degrees and sunny, going to be working on rebuilding some raised garden beds today. Taking out old straw bails and replacing them with concrete blocks. I have been trying to add a photo, but the app keeps crashing.

Good morning guys, There is no way I can keep so this is where I picked it up. Kyle, Congrats on the good news, I'm very happy for you and your family.

In the last few weeks I have added a few things. First off I got a sunshade and LED lights I have two in the back mounted I still have two more for the front. Then I build some mirror brackets and installed some mirrors (I still need to paint the brackets). Then I surprised by my wife and she...

I put a Sun shade and some 27 watt LED lights on my tractor today.

Good evening guys, Drew, I never found where you talked to your neighbor, so hopefully that worked out. I did see that you got your mower hooked up. There is no way to catch up when I'm 40 pages behind.

I know I am a few day's late. Bummer about not being able to hook up your mower, hope you got it figured out. Thanks for the update on the tree I asked about. Hope you got the land your neighbor offered you. I'll read on and see how you did.

Good morning guys, Happy Easter! daugen, I don't know how to quote with photos but what is the tree that you posted with the red flowers?

Your tree looks good, do climb the tree to trim it or can you reach most of it with a pole saw?

Good morning Tractor Driver!! 46ｰ at 8:15 looks like it is going to be a sunny day here. You guys all know the story, I owe I owe so off to work I go! Catch Ya All Later! Hey Roy, I'm with you about letting the chips fall under the implement. I am thinking of getting the medium debris...

Good morning guys, My wife and I used our new chipper/shredder yesterday. It worked assume! My wife showing off our pile of chips.

Good morning Tractor Drivers! 57° at 10:25 and a little breezy.

35° here right now heading to 54° so they say. Hope you guys out East warm up soon. Out West we haven't enough snow to even use the snow-blower for the last two years. Kind of scary in a way. We have had more rain then in the past and last year we got a lot of snow up high but not this year...

47° and bright sunshine this morning. Headed outside to play with the tractor oh and I got some work to do to. I hope it warms up soon for you guys out East. Hope everyone has a good day!

Glad to hear you got water! We have not had much for winter in the last two years. I haven't even used my snowblower for two years. It was like 55° today, we should have snow on the ground but we don't.

Man Larro, That looks good!!

I got it done all it needs is paint now. I found the 2" top link bushings at a farm store, geeze. Anyway my first tractor project is almost done. Now for a ballast box.

I am building a 3-point trailer hitch out of scrap iron that laying around. The main 2" receiver part I picked up at a metal drive I was part of years ago. Anyway I am building it to attach to a quick hitch and I am looking for a bushing to go from 3/4" inside to 1 1/4" outside 2" long. Any...

Good morning guys! 30° and a little snow this morning.

I need a little schooling here. I don't understand the mechanics behind the three locations for the top link? For instance the manual says when using a Moldboard plow for soft soil use the top link and for Heavy use the bottom link. I just can't figure out what the difference would be.

Good evening guys, Thanks for the welcome. My wife and I are pretty excited about the tractor, looking forward to putting it to work.

Yes, that is correct.

Thanks for the comments on the tractor, it's going to a while before it gets dirty. It is 15°, 6" of snow and a little wind. It's cold out!! Have a good day everyone!

We got our new tractor this afternoon.

Good morning guys and thanks for the welcome. We got about an 1" of snow and some wind last night 31° right now. I know Mark! Great Guy

You can count on it! Thanks for the Welcome Larro, I wanted to buy a Blue one but just could not swing a deal that I was happy with. Ended up with what I think will be a real nice Orange one.

Good afternoon guys, 37.8°F and light clouds today. Looking forward to my new tractor should be here Monday or Tuesday.

My truck has all of the emission stuff and so far so good. My wife loves it as she doesn't care for the smell of diesel. I made the deal, so now I have to wait for them to get it all together. In the mean time, here it is just waiting for a little paint. :eek:

Hi Guys, My wife and I are looking at buying our first tractor. We are looking at a L4701 it is a rental return with 220 hours, the dealer has installed different tires on it (low Profile) and lowered the finders. Here is the list of stuff that I have picked out. L4701 HST Rear Tire...

Good morning everyone! My name is Tim and I hope to own a tractor by the end of the year, I'm looking at a rental return Kubota L4701. We have a small hobby farm with not a lot of flat land but we don't have any neighbors looking at of either. We have lots of different kinds of fruit, Apples...