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Rivet nut would be what you want.

Unfortunately like a lot of family businesses, when the starting family member passes, it goes downhill till they go belly up! Poor money management was their downfall!

I think you and confusing a modular home with a manufactured home! Big difference in the two. A manufactured home is similar to a mobile home. A modular is separate from the trailer were a manufactured home is made to the trailer. A modular home is a lot more robust in its construction do to...

@geoduck, here's one for you rears; BKT AS-504 6.00-16 D/8PLY Tires

It'll fit. I also have a Bolens 1501 gear. Both have rops and the are the same. Can get you pics of mounting if needed. On tires, you can go about 3" wider in width if needed. Since tractors aren't high speed. My 1501 has 10" front and 15" rear. Rear rim is 7 - 8" wide. The tire haven't given me...

A modular home is built inside or at least under a roof and not out in the weather! Seen very few stick built in same price range that can compare to a modular! Yes, there is a give and take on any house built. Some builders do a better job, but that comes at a price!

I'm living in a Nanticoke Modular that was built in '89 and I bought in '94. Better built then stick for sure! Drywall was glued and nailed. Little to none of pops of nails do to gluing. Can't tell from the curb, only way is inside do to marriage wall. Double band board and 2 x 10 floor joist...

https://simpletire.com/brands/samson-tires/sidewinder-mudder-xhd

https://simpletire.com/brands/deestone-tires/d302#curationPos=none&curationSeq=none&curationSource=none&itemId=84227&mpn=DS5013&pageSource=PLP&productPos=none&region=r2&tireSize=10.5-80-18&userRegion=2&userZip=20732&zip=20732

Here are pics of the tires and tread pattern on tractor. Different for link but got at same place. Let me know if you need any more info. Then rears at 10.5 wide fit great! Sorry about confusion on link. Still a good tire though. Rears are Deestones.

You better look at what the emissions are, they are Federal! That's the EPA clean air act that you would be up against. There are way to may companies and individuals that wished they hadn't done any deleting! Big fines, trucks impounded and shops aren't allowed to work on them or face large...

Here's the rear that I got. https://simpletire.com/brands/deestone-tires/d413#v=1&tireSize=8.00-16&mpn=ds8868&pageSource=sizeCatalog&itemId=139528&curationSeq=1&curationPos=3&badge=Best%20seller&curationSource=top-pick-top-picks&pick=most-popular&delivery=Del2&rad=CD

I'll get info in am. Raining pretty good at moment.

I stayed with stock rims on my Field Boss 16. R4 front and rear. Found a 12" skid steer tire for the fronts. 10 ply rears and 12 ply front. Have served me well for the past 5 years with great traction and not to harsh on landscaped areas. Found on Simpletire.com. Good pricing and delivered to my...

Shifter knob slips up and off. No threads at all.

Try a ravioli in it and dip in your favorite sauce! Good stuff.

With the magneto charging circuit, a magnet could have come under glued under the flywheel. Have seen that quite a few times. That type of charging circuit doesn't produce a lot of amps anyway. If it's been damaged, then the electric pto will take the charge out of a battery pretty quick! Like...

You could make a mount similar to a rear bagger to hold tank. You just have to consider the weight of sprayer when filled. May also need some front weight pending size of LT and how far back for sprayer. Good luck with project.

Find a plastic barrel and cut it in half length wise. Mount on a sloped rack with end cut to the size that you need to fill cart. JM2C.

Used to have a bunch of that stuff years ago. Square chute snowblower, 30 inch decks, 40 inch deck, tillers, blade and sulky. Mine were the old 7.6 motors! They did the job for what I used them for. Glad you got it figured out.

With chains it'll be closer to 100lbs.

Could be a feed hopper or like you said a crop hopper. Have seen something similar for feeding cattle. Open the hopper doors and drive to lay down feed rows.

Running a diesel out of fuel is a time consuming repair as the pump, lines all need to be bled. Not sure about what else on a newer tractor with emissions. Fuel storage is pretty simple issue. Find the size tank you'd want and set it up as a gravity fueling. Use the loader to place on rack to...

Might want to check out Central Georgia Generators. Just Google them for web site. They have pto kits for good prices. I'm thinking of getting one through them.

Use hot glue stick to coat the splice and the slide heat shrink over it. When heat applied, seals it up tight! This way I always have the right size heat shrink.

Practice is the key. Also remember to run a bead before you start to weld on repair just to get the feel going again. Otherwise your doing great and it will get better!

Flip the rim if turf tires. If ag tires, they'll need to be dismounted to keep rotation correct. The rim is dished more on one side then the other.

Didn't know a skin healing aid cleaned engines!

We're the wire goes through the front drive shaft is a roll pin that needs to be driven out! Ask me how I know! Had to replace input shaft and coupler on a tx1500.

I agree that a pto pump would push the whole unit to far back. Since you still have your tools, could you make a manifold to pull hydraulic from and then return into trans? This is what I had to do with my Iseki when added FEL. Also made sub frame from front back to rear axle. Did this with a...

You can make anything fit with time and steel. You'll want to make a sub frame to hold it together. I would make it so that you use the stabilizers would pick it up and use bucket to push into place on mount. Don't rely on the 3 point to hold it. I put a Mitsubishi loader on an Iseki.

How about a lanyard type safety switch like used on boats and jet skis? That way you can move around on seat without it cutting off but if we're to fall of, would kill the tractor. JM2C.

I think a dump trailer would be a better option. A tooth bar really helps with digging and a dump trailer would have other uses as well.

Just throwing this out there, is there a snowplow shop that you'd be able to get used plow edges from close by? Might be able to haul them away free of charge.

Be careful when loading up! Real easy to overload a dump trailer and especially on the tongue! Is there a scale nearby that you can check empty and full? That way you can see how the truck sits and tows. Yes, I would have to tongue higher empty so that it sits as close to level as possible when...

I would suggest getting a camera and monitor setup. You could mount camera on tractor behind seat or in cab if equipped. Monitor can be mounted wherever works the beat for you. That to me would allow you to keep an eye on things without having to look over your shoulder.

Pretty easy to figure out. Cab, wheel base length, 2wd or 4wd and trans + axle ratio combo gives what you can tow and numbers on the left are the total weight of vehicle contents and trailer weight and load. GCWR = gross combined weight ratio. You have to figure the weight of truck and the...

Garden sprayer works great for applying Purple Power or other of your choice. When that's done, rinse sprayer and use clean water to rinse off the engine. Small controlled spray and won't produce high pressure issues. Just my .02.

Most dash cams have a lock button to keep that footage from being overwritten. I've got a 128gb and hit button then pull off when back home. Have 2 so just play switch with them, that way always a card in it!

Do you have your browser set to block pop ups? That's what that looks like.

In some states you can get a non commercial CDL if you'll be over 26,001 GVW on a truck and trailer combo. I could see quite a few that wouldn't be able to pass it. That's why they class the RV's like they do ( Class A , Class C). Biggest thing missing is common sense and time allotment!

Been taking it about 6 months. Do feel better and haven't had the sinus issues that I'd be fighting all the time. Yes could try to eat better. But that can be difficult at times. If you do the math on what your getting vs. the expense of the fruits and vegetables, it averages out. Have noticed...

You could purge the can with a hose on the exhaust of a gasoline engine. That way you could then pass a flame by the opening to see if vapors are still present. Have used this technique to weld on a fuel oil cell. Prop the cap open at all times during the repair. Get some good soldering paste...

Grab a buddy and do a road trip! There's nothing cheap about getting anything shipped with fuel, insurance and all the other stuff. If you already have a truck and trailer to haul it, go get it and enjoy the scenery to and from. Maybe make it a mental health trip!

Use a regular grease gun tip, just don't wrench it tight onto the gun hose. That way you can loosen the tip and release the pressure to remove from fitting. Since putting this trick into play, makes greasing equipment much easier and haven't broken a fitting! Or just replace zero with the ball...

Definitely don't serve to avoid an animal. A buddy did many years back and the wood stove in the back of the suburban rocked up and took out the back window! Insurance didn't pay a dime! It was close to $300 way back then. Small critters crossing, I won't even brake due to possibility of being...

When I worked at a dealership, any type of water leak was a sublet to a bodyshop and warranty paid whatever they charged. Warranty like that better as bodyshop had lower hourly rate!

Here's one from Southern MD, a bit different from their western cousins!

He's got an Etsy store - Dirty Irish Blades. Or Google Dirty Irish Blades to find his stuff. Wish I had that type of talent that these guys put into their blades!

Bullbreaker, he's been at this for 4-5 years now and is his therapy! Most of his blades are made from commercial mower blades! Some even have a tungsten cutting edge he works into the cutting edge of knife. I'm working on him to fashion me an oyster knife like he made his neighbor. Told him no...

Here's what my buddy has made. He's also melted and poured the aluminum and brass for hilt and handles. Getting better with every blade!

Way off topic now!

Check out Black Star at www.mrochem.com. might work for what you need. Have used on truck frame rust with great sucess.

To access your "own severs", can't you create a VPN to access then? I know there are ways since companies have this type of setup.

If 50' from post panel, just run a 20amp and what you need for hvac from there. No different than in house with panel on opposite side. As long as proper gauge wire for loads and length and you said was temporary. If you had a sub panel laying around, use it. Not sure if a local code would need...

That endorsement is for commercial drivers. If she was in private vehicle, not needed. Probably a farmer and needed for tractors. New tractors burn a lot of DEF!

Scaredychicken, get yourself a couple hiking poles. They work well outside and have the height that adjusts to what you want. I use them when outside since I also walk with a cane. Like the fact that you can push tip in for balancing yourself. Find that it lays across the loader arms on tractor...

Biggest problem started when they went to a single line in the parking spaces from double to squeeze in 2 more spots!

You can put a heli-coul in valve cover bolt hole to fix that issue. Would be worthwhile to see if you can get the Honda working. If you had already budgeted for the other motor, put on the shelf if you get Honda running. Money in the bank down the road if it goes belly up on you. Who knows...

Some states may not do diesel emissions, but if your truck is smoking and on an Interstate, DOT can stop you and enforce the Federal emissions that the truck is to conform to when built. They're cracking down on the "deleting" of diesel trucks. Do at your own peril. Fines and cost of returning...

I take an old piece of hose and run rv antifreeze and a touch of MMO through pump at end of season. Prevents freezing and adds lubrication at same time. JM2C.

I think it depends on your state. There's intrastate and interstate. One not crossing state lines which is where the federal law applies the most. Then There's where you don't cross state lines and don't use the interstates. Yes, gray area for sure! Sometimes you just need DOT numbers as long as...

Check out www.pressurewasherdirect.com. CAT pumps have great flow and pressure specs.

I've got a 2014 DRW Tradesman with the 68rfe and love it. 4.10 rear. Just over 20k for the trailer rating. 165k on the clock without anything major. You'll like which ever flavor you get!

Forgot to mention to tether the plug so that you don't lose it in the tank. Also you won't forget to replace when done fueling.

Remember to not sharpen like a knife. Just take out the rock hits or the edge folds over and is a pain to dress up!

Could this be modified to work? Magnetic Cup Holder, Black You could attach a phone case to it and you're in business!

Look at Black Star. No top coat needed. Very environmentally friendly. Can be brushed, garden sprayer or roller. Been good for me.

I turned a piece of aluminum and cut groove for o-ring to fit in nozzle. Keeps things out and diesel from dipping on truck from transfer tank. I've got a 100 gal mounted in truck!

The 3500 don't have the steering box issues like the 1500s do. The alignment is issue as probably not set to Thuren specs. To much toe from the factory. I have both 1500 and 3500. One is y style drag link and other is continuous drag link. 157k isn't much on a 3500 diesel that's been cared for...

Chainsaw holder!

Unless tank states for flammable fuel, don't do it! Most tanks are for combustible fuels. Plus most states limit the amount of gasoline you're allowed to transport in a portable tank. Check DOT and local laws concerning transportation of gasoline.

Not always. My 2014 Ram 3500 is hot all the time. Most newer trucks have the hot constant for lights in a trailer and keeping break-away battery charged when hooked to truck.

A conabear on each end of a 8 -12 inch corrugated pipe works great! Put pipe out where they can use for security, then put traps on each end! Found this out after watching one use culvert to travel. Went in and I put trap at one ent and blocks at other end. Waited and only had 20 minute wait...

How would you put emissions on a volcano ? They are and have always been the biggest polluter on the planet! Eruptions happen 24/7/365! I'm just saying.

I'll 2nd the Ni-Copper lines! That stuff is great to work with! Just did all lines on my '01 1500 Ram. Was a pleasure to work with.

Sun glare

I'd make up a new "sub frame" trailer with the same quick connects so that it could still be used with your Branson. Like others have said, counter weight is needed! Could be concrete, steel or whatever your have. I'd do it in a heart beat!

The easiest is just split the tractor. Just block up and split as designed to do. Any other way will take much longer. I've split mine and back in an afternoon with no shop to work in. Can find some clutch kits on Ebay.

Time is money! Just buy or rent a mixer for the job. Under $300 at Harbor Freight and works decent. Find a unit on FB or CL. If I needed one more then I do, I'd get a 3p pto driven one. No cords, portable and no motor to worry about!

Sounds like pto clutch about to go belly up. Charging is under flywheel. That's what's called a stator. Only puts out 3 - 15 amps tops. If pto clutch does die or find its the problem, replace the pto switch also. Better to do at same time to avoid more issues. Good luck.

As for RFID to open the shop door, I'd rather just do Bluetooth!

Venting and amount of gasoline that you're allowed ti carry at any point in your area. Aluminum is used due to not sparking issue! Gasoline is flammable were diesel is combustible. Big difference between the two types of fuel. That why I can carry 100 transfer tank full of diesel on my truck but...

What about a pvc pipe cap? Installed many a seal with some sort of pvc pipe. Or maybe an oil filter cup wrench. Good luck, dealing with one in a Case 1830 Skidsteer. Glad it's not mine, I'd drop a small diesel in it!

If you ever need to check for leaks, get a 2" pipe plug and a 2" plastic barrel bung. Put pipe plug in one opening and install tire valve stem in plastic bung. Install bung in other opening and add 2 - 3 psi of air. Spray a soap and water mix along all seams and around openings. Did this on mine...

It's working

The Toyota won't pull that trailer with 1 bucket full let alone putting 2 on it! Brakes would help with the stopping of trailer when loaded or it will push you over road edge or through stops and turns. What you want to do needs a 3/4 - 1 ton truck(2500 - 3500). No way with Toyota Suv!

The Echo CS310 is a nice saw! Have one that rotates between 12 - 16 inch bars. Great for all small jobs. As stated, starts better hot when others may fuss. Limping up with it is well worth having. The one handed handle makes the job easy! Also have 2 CS400's for the bigger problems. Echo's get...

Look at the tongue, not going anywhere!

With fuel $ and the fact that you haven't been able to see them in person, it'll be cheaper in the long run to do it yourself. That way you kick the tires and do look over. Only way to do without in person, you'd need to contract someone to do hands on and then costs continue to rise. Your money...

Attachment not work well this am.

Here some pic's. Light about 6' from door.

Here some pic's. Light about 6' from door.

Those look like the Traveller brand I got from TSC a few years back. Still have a 4 pack on shelf. Put a set on wifes car where fog/driving lights would be if she had that option. After I get going I'll have pics of box and of light output. Now to finish napping after back spasms woke me up.

I'd have to agree on a "dog" den. Looks like a fox den as I've seen ones exactly like that one and at the time only had foxes around. Now we have both. Put more snares or conabears around with cameras. Loosing small game is tell tell sign off both. Good luck!

I've got the HF series 2 44" base box with 15" side cabinet and it fit the need! Price was right and plenty of room. Have a series 1 26c top and bottom that I've had for more then 10 years! Slides haven't given me any issues. There Icon series is on the same level as the big name boxes with much...

My thoughts would be to use a sewage pump. It can handle solids and slurry. Generator for power if remote. Discharge could be 2 in hose or pvc pipe. JM2C

I believe that the ground can be smaller, not sure if it's 1 or 2 sizes smaller. Stranded wire can handle more amps solid.

https://www.amazon.com/8MILELAKE-Adjustable-Hook-Wrench-Spanner/dp/B01AW44BVM/ref=asc_df_B01AW44BVM?tag=bngsmtphsnus-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=80539344425233&hvnetw=s&hvqmt=e&hvbmt=be&hvdev=m&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=&hvtargid=pla-4584138872261965&psc=1 This will work.

Diesel just hit $4 - $4.10 range today! Brought $200 last week at $3.699. Wish I'd been able to buy more.[emoji24]

Using Traveller's oil in my 3500. Made by Warren Distributor. They been around for quite some time! As long as it meets the requirements of your equipment, you should be fine. There are only so many refineries in the US. Many brands made in same places with just different additives packages...

Gentleman I knew had a timber frame with SIPS. He said they came up with a way to run wires where they needed. They heated a ball bearing up and set it down the foam to box location where they waited with a spoon to catch ball bearing. Pretty slick way to run wire chases wherever you'd need them!

Check out Black Star MROChem: We Have Your Chemical Solutions!. Can be brushed, rolled or garden sprayer applied. Environmentally friendly! Photo of truck frame of my 2014 3500 Ram. Doesn't need a top coat but you can if you want.

You could set up scaffolding. A single buck stacked above the pipe length might work well. Walk boards on either side and pull pipe between them. They handle that amount of weight. Just throwing it out there.

This is one reason why I have a dash camera now! Never know what it'll catch and sure beats having to deal with insure back and forth. Pictures and video put an end to the he said she said arguments! Plus the people that love to cut you off in a small car and I'm in a Ram diesel dually!

All good ideas! Think outside the box to get task done. Use that gray matter between your ears to problem solve! They need to start teaching that in schools again! I work on things all the time that call for special tools, would go broke if I had to buy them. Use what I have or use welder and...

Being as it was stored in shed and started periodically, the engine will probably be okay internally. Hoses, tires and bushings are the biggest issues. Bid with repairs in mind. IH trucks are worth repairs. Good luck with endeavor.

Wrong thread!

For those who have barns too far for WiFi, use a power line WiFi extender! Work great and smart plugs are flexible!

Smart plugs are the way to go for a block heater! I have my truck on one and have it set to come on when below a set temperature and during a set time frame in the AM. If I need another time, I open the app and turn on the plug! Sure beats coming on every morning if not below temperature!

Was around $2500 last time I had checked, hard to say what it goes for now!

A plastic ammo box, couple of switches, a flasher relay, 12 volt battery to fit, proper trailer end and a 12 volt charger. I could throw together a wiring diagram later to show how to put together.

Have you tried 50/50 of acetone and Trans fluid? That's been a goto for me in tough spots. Might be worth a try.

www.empireradiator.com These guys can make you one or repair what you have.

WWW.EMPIRERADIATOR.COM. These guys can make or fix!

Been using a Stens 100-465 with no problems.

Yep, that's a rebranded Generac. 17 amps might be to low for the welder to get a good arc going. Won't hurt to try and see if you can get a stable arc at 90amps on welder. If you could find a 30amp 240 circuit generator, you'd be better off. I run an AC/DC Tombstone on a 30amp 240v house circuit...

What about using a relay? When timer on, energizes relay to open and when current stops at zero, it grounds.

Run some drain tile, some sort of crushed fill then slabs. That way the water has a place to go. JM2C

Anderson power pole connectors are the way to go. They allow disconnect capabilities and lock together side to side. Each time you disconnect them, they wipe the contact point helping to provide good contact. The small single units work up to 45amp. I use them on battery to hook up trickle charger.

In my state you're supposed to notify LEO if you know you hit a dog. But on the other side, if it caused damage to your vehicle and animals owners were known, they'd be on the hook for damages. Leash laws say animal must be on your property or on a leash. If they really care about there dogs or...

Try Richard's in Spencer WV. He's got a lot of knowledge about that old Gravley stuff. www.gravleyparts.com

Many problems for the teen and his parents! Rolling coal will have the feds all over his truck since that's a violation of the clean air act. The lawsuits will be filed in due time. Bike riders do have right to road but must follow the same rules of the road as motor vehicles. I remember when I...

Whichever size winch you decide on, mount it to a removable mount so that it can be kept out of the weather! Maybe mount in under bed box where you open door to access the winch and stay protected. Other issue is the power requirement. Welding cable with Anderson connectors and set of clamps for...

When buying a car that may have been in a flood, pull carpet in trunk and look for staining. I always pull panels to look for mud and staining! If they won't let you, Run!

Just a bit unsecured load there! Maybe over width also!

One nice way to do an on-site backup is have a fire rated safe with power and network capabilities! My gun safe has this and works great to send doc and pics too. Basically it's a network attached storage. Many of us have to extra things laying around to put one together. I recommend solid state...

Was 13v at idle or 2700 rpm? If at idle, then no. Resting voltage on a battery is about 12.5v. Make sure belt is tight.

Forgot to mention, lamps illuminate whe. Sensors are grounded. Check wiring for any breaks or chaffing.

Sorry it took a bit longer to get back to you. Off of the key switch (IG) terminal is where they all share common connection. Could be corrosion tracking causing the issue. Photo of wiring diagram to help in tracing wires.

I'll look at the wiring diagram in morning to see what the common link is that could be causing them to light up.

Instead of the expensive heat shrink with the adhesive in it, I use hot melt glue sticks after soldering while connection is still warm, then apply heat shrink. Allows for customized connections. Heat shrink box has hot melt glue sticks in it along with soldering box. Hope this tip helps out.

I got my 8-18 12 ply R4's from Simpletire.com They were also Deestone tires. Good price at the time. Not sure about R1's but worth a look. Just looked...

10 ga is rated for 30 amps and at 100 + feet, that's quite the strain on generator! I would use 8/4 so cord on that long of a run. I use 6/4 so on a 10k - 12k surge at 50 ft and have run my hvac to cut humidity after a tropical storm. Had everything else turned off. It's a 3 ton unit. Was a bit...

Just rinse from funnel side. Mesh is designed to not allow water to go through. So trying to flush opposite way would do little good. Just start pouring that diesel through it to go in other machine!

We both met on vacation at the ocean. You could say I caught the best catch of my life! It'll be 30 yrs May 11th! And yes, where has the time gone!

No spark is a safety switch. I'd check the ground connection since solenoid doesn't engage with key. You'll have safeties on the drive handles, parking brake and seat switch. Make sure they all work and if still nothing, I'd replace the PTO switch. Safeties and PTO switch were the most common...

Have been using that exact setup for several years now with no issues at all! Gives some flexibility if you have to use 3/8 chains.

I've been looking at Durabak coatings. They're available in many colors, textured and smooth. Can be rolled, brushed or sprayed! www.durabak.com. They'll send you a sample chip. Just something else to look at.

A lot of pricing differences can be due to size of load, location and of course insurance coverage needed. Loaded mile price should fall somewhere from $1.25 - 2.50 a loaded mile on average. Some areas could be slightly higher!

Yes

That's the reference for a current oil. Same as Mobil 423 oil. And yes that's been discontinued also. Your local NAPA or Tractor Supply can get you what you need. At Tractor Supply you can use Travellers Premium Tractor Hydraulic fluid and be fine. Have used that in mine and have over a 1000 hrs...

In the O/M for my 1502 and 1704, it calls for a high quality low viscosity gear - hydraulic oil such as Bolens 1738157 or equivalent. I've been using an ISO-46 oil for 10+ years with no problems! 80-90 is a gear oil for front axle on 4wd not the hydraulic system of a small tractor!

Sounds delicious! Just wish I could enjoy the spicy food like I used to be able to! I might have to scale down for a tiny batch and play with pepper ratios so that I could tolerate them.[emoji39]

Congrats on your new "toy"! Yes on tooth bar and hooks. Make jobs easier and quicker. Enjoy and be safe!

CB doesn't require a license. You can get base stations, mobile and handheld CB's. You get 40 channels across the platforms. Good for a mile or two with hills, maybe a bit more. Allows you to have units in trucks, tractors or wherever needed. Low cost compared to true mobile units!

Just put quick connections for the backhoe, when you take backhoe off, plug together for the loader to continue to be operational. Some manufacturers have a bypass hose you plug in when removing the backhoe.

9 out of 10 it's the solenoid or bad ground. Unless you swamped the starter or excessive cranking, the main starter motors are pretty tuff. I think all the wrangling you did with starter cleaned the ground contact against the block.

If like me Iskei, the ones under the seat are pressure out and pressure return for the 3 point. The other is low pressure return to Trans. As long as you have open center on the backhoe controls, then yes. Don't tee off, just run through the valve and back.

The JD dealers around me are a conglomerate. All owned under one name but trading as independent. I'm like the others and would walk away from that deal! Plenty of other iron out there to purchase. Good luck.

Try some Spray-Nine cleaner if you can find it in your area. I'm on the Chesapeake Bay any we use it on boat canvas with great success. Good luck with your endeavor.

What about using packing just as you would on a wooden boat? Same principle and maybe a lap joint as they stack will help out also. Other than that, maybe some sort of rubber gasket like a door seal on a truck. Good luck.

This is from the service manual that I have. Pics leave a lot to be desired! It's for Mitsubishi 3 cylinder 15 - 17 he. Hope it helps.

Took a chance on the Admiral 7 1/4 " metal blade. What a pleasant surprise! Cut some 5/16 angle with very pleasant results. Smooth cutting, no burrs and no overheating of the metal. Used in older circular saw with very little sparks. It not going to cut like you would a 2 x 4 , but for $19, I'm...

Ford850, had the MSDS emailed to me and am posting for you and others. So far I like the way its holding up on my truck frame! Like I mentioned, we'll see what winter will do!

You better look again! The parallel kit only supplies 1 leg of 120! It might be a 50 240 plug but only one leg is powered! I've been around generators and wiring quite a lot since I also deal with coastal storm and multiple day outages. The picture from Champion shows only 120 on a 240 plug...

Found a product and took a chance. It's a rust converter called Black Star Rust Converter. Info looked promising. Got around to coating the frame on my 2104 3500 Ram. Wow! The frame looks as if new! This product doesn't require a top coat like others.(saves time and $) Living next to the...

This is what I had fashioned for my fix. Can be solid or tube.

Good morning, went out and got some photos. Adjustment needs to be with clutch pedal up (engaged) there's needs to be little to no play. That way it pulls pivot to full extension to push pressure plate. Hopefully you don't need a clutch pack! Measurement is to case as I can't get beyond boot...

Got a cross for your air filter, Stens # 100-465. Amazon list just over $19 for it and if you go to Stens site, it'll give you a lot of the cross references that it covers. I've had my tx1500 4x4 split for input shaft on trans with coupler that had lost our broken roll pin. Brought like that...

Ever since trying to access forum support, I've been bombarded with junk emails! Tried to contact support through the links to get user name changed and ended up with a lot of grief. So beware of support links .

Liked the information that has been posted on the site for awhile and decided to join with recent addition to my household. I have two Iseki tractors. The first one that I got was a Bolens G152 ( Iseki TX2140 2wd) and my latest is a White Field Boss 16 ( Iseki TX2160 4wd). Fitted a loader to the...