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Believe it or not but Belarus had down pressure. At least on the ones I saw.

I was in Gilmer yesterday.

Every off road tire we have has tubes and fluid. Somewhere near 50-100 tires. We use water, anti freeze.

The metal that the rubber is fastened to comes out also. It's in there snug, but I've never had a problem pulling one. Get an old wood chisel or something and drive it behind it then twist it. Bend a screwdriver, sharpen and tap it in there. Or the slide hammer. Whatever you have.

I lived down there a couple years. I know the roads, and those dang painted pom pom buses. Maybe 2 yards max if you have trailer. Brakes. Both axles. No more than that. The bigger the vehicle, the more right of way it has. That's traffic law down there.

I bought a 74 f150 4x4 for 500 in 1992. Sold the winch for 500 and the truck still runs good. 300 six and 4 speed.

I have some live oaks 20' from my front door. Whippoorwills in them last night. Wouldn't trade it for the world.

We have a few of those tractors. Yes it has a mechanical pump. Take it off and check for a leak by just blowing on it. If injector lines go onto top of pump, that pump runs in oil and oil level must be kept up. There is a fill plug on side and drain plug on bottom. We check ours each time...

It may be tractor blood. Be careful.

I want some 6 sack mix, type 3, with hot water.

It's just an old hay spear. I had cut the spike off and used a piece of it for the top of my gin poles on a truck. I welded a plate on top to put a gn ball and a low center plate for a hitch ball. It is on one of these tractors at all times. Plus I have a wrecker sling that goes on to move...

We use water and anti freeze.

Voltmeter? Battery should be 12.5 0r so and should be 13+ when runnimg. Leave your battery un hooked for a while and see if it holds a charge. 12.87 is what my meter reads on a good battery. It should be the same, hours later. Don't disconnect battery while engine is running on the newer...

I'd get my tiller and cut that fella loose.

I had a David Bradley ride on suburban tractor with a 10 horse and a single bottom break plow. Worked fine.

If you get a few cases of foot rot, life will change. Horses can go through mud but they don't do good living in it. Cows also. When they get lame, you realize how big they are. My oldest horse is a 94 model. He is not in mud unless he wants to be. Still in good shape and healthy.

Just because the light is on does not mean you don't have pressure. Newer gauges have tiny holes like size of a hair. Which is good because if it fails, it won't blow oil out fast and ruin your engine. But, cold thick oil takes a little bit to open gauge.

News paper will work as mentioned earlier. Tobacco will help it. Maybe tie a rope around it next time you leave.

I wouldnt crank it again. You may have lost a rod bearing. It may be fixable in the tractor where it is. I've seen beat out bearings and the crank and rod was still fine. Just put new bearings in it. I've done it on the grass in the front yard. The key is dont run it no more. It's worth...

Stuff that's been sitting, junk settles to bottom of oil pan and 0lugs oil pickup. Seen a few crank and go people deal with that. Good way to swarm a good engine. I've seen the stick read full, take the drain plug out and nothing comes out. I'd rather deal with that at the house.

Does it get warm enough to blow water out? Does it have a new cap correct pressure?

I'd be heading that way with a trailer and a come along. Might run fine.

Sardines and pop tarts.

Baloney and whipped cream.

Some people just have to have one come loose and slap them up side the head to realize why. Others can follow instructions.

3 We had a tractor die with a 14' disc behind it. The neutral switch is a touchy situation. Went and retrieved it with another tractor. Two of us were in a 1 ton flat bed with good grips on it. There were 3 vehicles to drive back. The truck was spinning and cutting down as it moved. The...

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Get some powdered soap for a dishwasher and put a cup in your water. Run that for a week or so and drain into a bucket, see if gunk comes out. Dishwasher soap don't foam.

Issue is white totes crack and bust in Sun. Just emptied one that was full of used motor oil. A big tote.

I fill tank on truck from farm tank. Not in town. I dont have to fool with fuel in town. They bring it free.

Can water get oxygen through the fuel to cause rust? Ours was a used tank 30 years ago. I better get to checking it for rust. It's never been drained.

Put flat washers on and you will learn this mystery, grasshopper.

Round, square, rectangle. Can get 24 ft 6x6 here. Have seen up to 18x18x40 but I never needed those.

You have free water available and wanting to get rid of it? Stream fed ponds draining there?

You have to look for that ground contact label on your posts. Posts here are green all the way through. They completely treat them here. Treat plant is 4 miles from me on Nations Creek.

Note when you subsoil that pasture, it's over for a while. Your tractor will sink to the hilt for a few years. Not only does water drain into the cuts, water soaks both sides of the cuts. If it's a sizable field you'll have go gather up all the chains in the county just to reach you. We...

Use a pipe over the t post with an end cap welded or a screw on cap. Put a chain from it to your bucket so you can pull it back off.

Clean crankcase vent.

Fuel shut off solenoid needs replacing. If it kills with just the key and no pull off.

I'd make a crawfish pond or grow rice.

But cattle don't jump 12ft. Same reason people don't raise deer. Seen a fella try it. Had a 12 ft fence. Some, not all, would jump out and come back. Besides he ain't holding in, he's keeping out.

Deer can jump 12' high. Just run a string. Tie some pie pans and plastic grocery bags. Put a battery radio out there, wrap in a grocery bag. Batteries will last all summer. Yep, we still use a scare crow.

We have a come along hanging at the edge of a shed for ours.

Put some coppertox in your mix.if you do soak them, when it gets halfway up the post, swap ends with it.

Sounds like a shift fork done come unaloosened on you. You need to park it in a good place. Put it in neutral. Pull the top of transmission off. Take pictures of suspect and non suspect items. Someone can help you then.

I worked at a dealer as a mechanic. First change its normal. Even second change you'll see some. Change a big log skidder and you'll see a bunch.

If its food safe and they don't list it that way...may mean the difference in somebody buying a few 18 wheeler loads or not. Gotta draw a bigger circle around yourself.

Never mixed concrete with water to pour in a post hole. I've built miles of fences and a good bit of boat docks or piers also. Cut the bag underwater.

Ever notice how you get stuck on the beach but can drive next to the water? Pour sand around the posts. You can pull wire from them shortly thereafter. I mean a few minutes later.

I mix my dry concrete with the water in the post hole. Been doing that for 50 years.

Why come (southern dialect) you can't make I holder 4' in depth and however long you need. Then set them off onto the ground for loading and unloading. Another reason for a skid steer. Then you can set the frame of forms closer to where you be working. Also you can just buy a regular trailer...

My brother bought some aluminum tubing made for compressor lines. It was shielded in blue plastic. Dad and I ran it and put connectors by all 4 doors. It came in a roll like copper. Had compression fittings with it.

It could be the thermostat control going out. Upper limit switch. I know Lowe's has kits for water heaters.

Man, if I had an armchair, I would tell you how to do this properly. But, I don't even have an armchair. So I cant be of much use to you today.

I dont have oil lights or gages on anything. I can't feel your pain.

I did all mine with machete, axe, Kaiser blade, chain saw, garden loppers, all in a wheel barrow. Low overhead that way. I finally bought a solid wheel barrow tire so there's not much stopping me now.

Whatever you can get away with.

Hey, don't mess with the rules guy.

It will take a few hours just delivering equipment and unloading it. Then they either haul debris or leave you brush piles of your very own. Stumps, I wouldn't bury it because you'll have a large sink hole when it decays. Dressing it all off. It takes time. I guess if you went total nuclear...

That sounds great.

Build a shop with kitchen sink, bathroom, washer dryer connections and call it a house. My dad's shop still has sink, bathroom, fridge. 25 years later. Built their current home a few years later.

Maybe it ain't supposed to ne there. I've seen o rings where they don't belong. Came to the shop with leaks. O rings were the problem.

I'm 52 and we've used an 8 ft LONG brand tiller since I was 9 years old. Used it on this year's garden. Never tilled hard ground with it. Either sub soiler, offset disc, chisel plow, or break plow. We have an 8 ft offset disc with a tongue and wheels, it will turn a hard gravel road into a...

I'm good about welding clutches.

I have never ran a tiller without discing first. I've seen people do it. They were good at replacing slip clutches and replacing chains.

Don't be dissing my Central Machinery power tools.

If a piece of metal gets in there. The machine could vibrate apart and a piece of the machine itself gets hung up. We live in the day of lawyers and litigation. I was in Marshall TX last weekend. Saw a billboard, Have a wreck? Need a check? I live in AR and we don't have much, but we do...

Because of shock loads not intended for your tractor hydraulics.

Looks more like a casting flaw that was filled and painted over. Get some ole boy to weld it. I've seen many cracked heads and they crack between two valves. You might ask the seller if it's new. If dealer won't fix, find a welder. Whole lots cheaper than a head and gasket plus all the time.

I use the cheap foam ones with one strap stays on fine. Also I have a pair of leather ones that are wonderful. But usually i use a piece of cardboard or foam pad where I'm working. If I'm doing floor in a house I wear pads. Though I can go without.

It seems external. If I can see it, I can weld it. They make a special rod for weld8ng exhaust manifolds on a Cummins six, while it's still on the truck. A mig welder with s5ainless wire welds good on cast.

I've blown more new ones than old ones. Only run oldies now.

Just broadcast and leave it alone. They'll grow just fine.

I'm sorry but I'm not cold starting any diesel with the throttle open that much. They start fine as it is with a little throttle.

Is it royal blue and makes a cloud above machine?

Not less than zero unless you pull a vacuum on them.

On two Kubota I use, I just keep a 4 ft 2x4 handy to beat the brake lock loose. Push on pedal and beat the knob a few times. A real pain.

If it a regular size thermostat with two bolts horizontally opposed, get a generic at auto parts. Go to a junk yard and get one off a foreign ride. Lots of options. If the holes arent quite right, round file time.

No, those things work or you can't start it. Or it will kill the engine when hot and not start until it cools off some. I have also seen grass get in the gas tank and cause problems. It wasn't from kids, it just got in there over time.

It there to keep it from back firing when you kill it.

Get a good commercial 6' zero turn mower. Easy to haul, load/unload, and fast. Bobcat makes a tough one. It will go 19 mph. I have cut that fast.

I have a VA card I can usually show. I was at a Waffle House once and just told the woman I was there for a VA appt. She told me I could get a discount. Only time I ever used it.

I'd run some fuel fixer in it first and put it a little thicker than it says on the bottle. See if things clear up. Sometimes that is all it takes.

If I have to keep up with bits of rubber and worry if they've fallen out and ruined my strap. How about I just hook a chain and be done with it?

Made like the yellow one works real good. Forney is good too.

I've seen a lot of folks just throw a strap through over the transmission and haul it like that. Not me. I tie things down. Got me some pawn shop special ratchet chain binders. I have been on a trac hoe, with the tracks 45° pulling a loaded concrete truck back to a pour. Bring the best strap...

Maybe watch valve movement too. Or he can bread a few lands or bend a valve.

Go get the stretch ladder off the truck. Turn on that hose pipe. Get a jitterbug on this concrete.

I know I was down in Florida cleaning up after a hurricane. The dump was a mess and co got stuck trying to get in. I had a brand new strap and tied it to a dozer. Snapped like a rubber band. Stopped by a truck we parked on homestead AFB and got two gold chains. I got pulled out and I pulled...

We just take bolt cutters to a livestock panel and make shear pins. Put new one in and hit each end sideways a little so it won't come out. Been doing that for over 30 years. I take a big crescent and bend the leading edge of bit down so it cuts better. On clay, that little tip in center of...

Washout from a concrete place. You could be pumping water out now. Dig a well point off to the side and keep it pumped out and dry that place somewhat. You're going to have to build a pretty good road to have something you can use.

Does it need rebuilding? I have only rebuilt kubotas when the head cracks. But if it ain't cracked, I keep going. Be careful taking injector lines off. Only turn the nut on the line. Don't turn nut below the line nut on injector pump. That is how a Kubota is timed. Open up problems turning...

I worked at a dealer. They had a big sigh. If it's is warranty work take it back where you bought it. It's still there.They still in business.

Then it ain't here is all they need to know.

Sandy Loam works best not in hot dry time of year. This is the perfect time. Tires are fine.

That's what the book says, but that's not what happens. I was raised by an electrician. I dont own one around here. You can wire them so they don't trip. No breakers or receptacles GFI around here. I don't trip regular breakers either. They tried putting them things on egg gatherers...

No I'm living the choices I freely made. No complaints here. You don't think that Newsome being being married to Pelosi's neice has anything to do with it? "Were going to drop all restrictions and get this country back on track", that'll be the day. If you want this situation, you would...

Just take the pto belt off and then the drive belt. May have some keepers that hold the belt on when loose. If they are thin, bend them. If they are stout looking, unbolt them.

Only time I've ever had to take the pto pulley of any mower was to change engines. Put your wrench on the crank nut and knock the crap out of wrench and knock it loose. Thats my kind of impact wrench around here. Grease or never seize when installing clutches. But you should not have to...

Should be fine sitting on ground and washer sitting on ground. I had it all sitting on a long goose neck trailer. 2 500 gal poly tanks. Usually last entire job.

Up there with Belarus.

Why not gravity feed the pump? All it needs is positive pressure and volume to operate. Ive power washed many an oil rig location. Completely mobile. No available water except what I hauled in.

I think I'd save the money and just buy a good 6' or 7' and be done. We have cows and pastures and all that good jazz. Have had a 10' for years and have seen it used two times. We have a Rhino 6' with the 105 hp gearbox and see it used all the time. Same at the farm I worked at yesterday...

I'm thinking the 16' opening is on the sides.

I built for a long time. Never seen a roofer use an air nailer. I put on a few too. I know they use them on trailer houses and double wife's. Not the roofers I've used, though. Just a hammer, pouch, knife, chalk box, and measuring tape is all you need. Maybe caulking gun for some roof...

My brother and I built a sho nuff box grader. Adjustable and wide as The tractor. It will carry 2 1/2 yards of dirt. Finished it mid July. Went straight to the gravel parking lot. 18 wheelers and school buses every day. Hard and dry. Started cutting instantly. As I'm getting older...

So that explains it. I knew something was going on. I went in the gas station the other day and said I got $5.00 worth of gas. The clerk said That'll be $26.82 please.

An older family member had a friend stay over night when he was in high school. Friend snuck out to go see an ole gal. This was late maybe 1967. Friend was coming back, through a window. Man of the house was a state trooper and he shot that boy. It really was an innocent thing, but they...

No, they purposefully kept that port from automation in order to keep jobs. So there would be more union workers to pay in. One rule is you can only go in port with a new truck. My neighbor has many trucks but can't haul anything even if he wanted to. Plus I imagine union workers had a cush...

Bunch of ships still off the coast of commiefornia. Thank a union.

I'm 52. We are on a large place. Dad has a sxs he uses and we put my momma in the golf cart business years ago. Keep one going for her. If it goofs up we fix. If it's not worth it, we get another one. My brother is close and has 4 wheelers and a cart. Usually the kids are on the golf...

Pipe too small. Three ft culvert would help. B0x drain would be better. Them little streams ain't little all the time. Does the pond have a spillway area?

We have had one since 1980. Use it a lot. It has been so good. I mean we plowed 40 acres with it. Still doing a garden today. Put your battery in a boat battery box and your radiator will last. I don't remember ever fooling with the pump. I'll look. I'll be down there today.

Don't forget burnt motor oil.

Oh yes, they seem backwards to me too. The old worm gear drive saws were LH also. I'm fine with a RH saw. But I do like a LH too when I'm cutting hip and valley rafter seat cuts. A left saw works great on one side of a hip/valley. I finally found a Porter Cable LH saw. I have two worm...

I did have two left handed crescent wrenches. Screw for jaws worked left handed. I'm LH as well as dad. Brother is strictly RH. I'm okay with either pretty much. At least I'm better off handed than a RH person is, generally.

I did have a couple of Long brand. I understand. Ours has its own pump. We just back up close and use the back hoe to install itself.

Some go real uh tape will hold it.

I try not to have flats on un level ground.

I try to always keep a crescent in the John Deere Bobcat, especially when I'm using the Bush Hog on it.

Please tell me you have a standard crescent and a metric crescent. My old crescent says 12 inch. My new one says so many millimeters. So I have one for both situations. I can work on American and foreign.

Doing full sheets you have to be careful with the edge. I always used a galvanized twist nail. I cut the head off one and used it in a drill to pre drill holes while sheet is on the horses. Just edges mainly. Some may use screws on it. If your studs don't work out, put an edge stud in...

It's not bad. My 74 year old dad can put it on in a jiffy. We keep it under a shed.

More Power Puller is a hoss. There was one at the house when I came into this world 52 years ago. Hi Lift jacks are okay if you have bumpers on each end. I carry a shorty hydraulic jack and a regular. An assortment of blocks. The factory jack makes me want to cry. Hi Lift is still good for...

I use a rail road toe jack for them trailers. Watch for one in pawn shops or flea markets.

Mark 11 is a gem.

Yes. I drill through my handle and put a pin or bolt through it. On truck bumpers, they get on a good tilt before wheel comes up. you have to chock the front wheel because if it rolls forward you can gouge your tail gate. Or bust your grille if on the front. I carry one in my old metal...

I'd get the Hi Lift. It has a removable handle. Mine have pipe handles I put in them. Others have welded handles and I've seen many broken ones. As far as length, I have one that's 3' and I just use it to break beads on tires. Useless for other things. Several 4' versions. I have one 4'...

Yes we have one that hinges in the middle. Well, two actually. But having them steering type wheels close to a plow, not too sure about that.

Yeah, but it would be terr8ble with a 3 pt on the steering end. Tear your plows up.

4x8 sheets heavy to work with. Lap siding easier for the solo worker. I've done both.

They already had Payloader back then.

I've seen backward kits from late 50 or early 60 model tractors. Usually fork lift set ups.

Yard sales and flea markets. Bought a brand new Sears still taped up in box for 4 bucks. I say no to smart things. Just got asked for one so the man can charge his trolling motor battery. Smart charger won't do it. Or go ahead and get a two wheel roll around. They still work.

Guy down in Texas makes one. Carbide blade saw type. Cuts off below ground level. Uses pto to turn it and slides back with hydraulics cylinder. Nice outfit.

I unders5and that if the door kicks in and I suddenly awake, I'm not wasting time jacking around. But, if I can change a line of thought, I'd rather do that. Give a bad guy a chance to change his mind. May change his life. If the do9r is broke in, it's blaze of glory time.

So, in the military, instructor told us to close our eyes. He stepped behind us and racked the action. He asked who knows what that sound was? All hands raised. He was where I heard the term UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE. if someone comes in my house, they won't remember leaving.

If I have a 12 GA I do not care if they know EXACTLY where I'm at. Soups on boys come n get it. My dog don't bark. Pawed me awake. Someone messing with the front door. Saw the shadow, watched the knob. Jacked the action, they left. I didn't have to call anybody. Didn't do no paperwork...

Tha5s where the fines come in. Or a little concrete mixed in.

Mpacking.My brother has a rear time craftsman. I luvs that thing. I filled his garden spot. Said dad still has the planter on the tractor. Got it and planted beans and corn for him. We all live close. His family is close next to parents. I'm about a mile.

Yes, but if you leave a cup of oil out and get it to move after it hits the oil, you've got a problem. You didn't have to drill holes, just remove the packing.

If they look good, just buy an extra as long as your longest just in case. I use a crane truck that has no outside rubber on the hoses. I'm looking at the wire braid. Been that way for years.

You don't have to cover the seed. It will grow. Birds don't cover seeds they drop. Did not cover mine and it grew just fine. Maybe you need a cheap drag. Just bolt a few tires together flat ways and make a drag for new ground. Get them from junk pile at tire store.

About the only way I see a fix is to do this. Buy some big link chain. Not big chain, but with long open links. Cut one side of each link with a thin cutting wheel on a grinder, chain in vise. Put links back in vise starting at end of chain and twist it until it comes off. Get enough to...

Any left handers like a moss type safety on the top. I'm left handed. Ive had a Stevens with it on top. Not recommending a brand, just a type.

Speak the universal language, Jack the action of a pump. I've séen bird load kill a grown deer. Revolver in addition. I've seen autos hang up a lot. I'm speaking from qualifying twice a year with law enforcement. I had the only wheel gun. Half the other people had jams. I got rid of all mine.

All you gotta do is lose a cup of fluid so it has room to move. Best thing is run the tractor and if one cylinder is hot and one is not, rebuild them two. If you dont do both, you'll do the other in two weeks. You're talking about the volume displacement that the rod causes. Hydrolocking.

I wouldn't want a locker in the front of a tractor. You don't have lock in hubs. Limited slip is fine. You say you don't run on pavement. Really no hard surface at all. Hard surface, 4x4, loader, something is gonna give. Any 4x4, ANY, the ratios change when you turn. Full time 4x4...

No, you can plug both line ends of cylinder and as piston moves fluid just goes from one side of piston to the other as the rod compresses or extends.

Piston can bypass internally...

Yes, no need in disturbing 99.875% of your road just for a few holes. You have a road to maintain. Extra gravel is good to have. Just get a bag of Portland cement, fill the hole with gravel, sprinkle a couple handfuls of Portland on it, maybe water, and leave the rest of your good drive alone.

Yeah, them backhoes are completely useless. Until you need to dig a hole. That thing is a life saver around here. Completely useless right now, though. Don't need to dig a hole at the moment.

Just take hacksaw and cut the spout off and plug it. You can also buy a many piece kit at a farm store to go old style with the plastic cans.

A brand new perfectly good freezer kept indoors, receptacle indoors also, but it tripped. Lost all the frozen items. Took gfci out and the freezer did not trip a breaker in 15 years so far.

I have spent my whole life working for a dad electrician. Just go ahead and put your freezer on a gfci plug and see what happens.

They make booster pumps.

They like me to fix things there, but I think I'll haul this back to the shop. I know it has been gas canned its whole life. Gas canned farm trucks and tractors seem to get a lot of dirt in the tank.

I'm thinking fuel. Seems to run fine, and I rode in it often. It just got slower and slower. Like one week 20 mph. Next week 15 mph, next week 10 mph...so on. It saves a lot of walking, well, it did. It's 100 miles to a Honda place. It don't seem like a TPS problem.

I got ya. I have never touched a snow cycle.

A fella I help out on a farm has this side by side. It just got to running slower and slower as weeks progressed. Now it just idles and won't go. It don't see any abuse. Just driven around farm on mostly gravel triads. It's been replaced because it's a needed item around here. I was...

I always poke or drill a little hole in the thermostat on the flat part to let air out. I do it on all, every time. I saw it first on a jap vehicle in the eighties and thought it was a good idea and went with it. Put a hand full of dishwasher powder soap in cooling system to flush radiator...

You could make a suction dredge with a water pump and hose.

I always take cylinders off, disassemble, take to the hydraulic guy, he gives me the guts for it. He has never been concerned with the brand. Never asked and I never tell.

Thats not a skid steer.

Just like a skid steer is a bobcat. I love it. I say oh you got you a bobcat. He says it's a John Deere. I say oh it's a John Deere bobcat... I love doing that.

You can't clean it up with a die grinder and sand paper? What happened to ruin it? I run and work on lots of junk. I've never seen a bad input shaft. Last one I took out was a 41 model WW2 truck I got off an oilfield company.

Sounds like time for a 5 gallon bucket of rock and a yard rake.

I worked at a dealer. We had an old proto pipe wrench. We also had colored spray paint.

Un tilled ground around here gets a ripper or break plow before a disc. Disc is no good initially. it's Sandy Loamy here. Easy but clay and rocks for sure no. I also think a 4' disc is fine to get. We use a 5' behind a 7' tractor all the time. Never has shut us down. We have an 8' offset...

Money is in the tax deductions.

My great grandpa moved a big house 1/2 mile using mules and logs. Then they lived in it. It was big one.

If you try to jack it, you could bend the whole thing. If it bent one side up, is the other side bent down? You may not have hit anything. Heavy grass is tough on one. I'd cut with a torch on the high ridge and try to beat it down. Torch cut will give it relief to collapse down. Then I...

Put in neutral and set brake. Jump starter direct with jumper cables. If it cranks over, go back the other way and find out what's not working. If it doesn't crank over, get a starter.

If he's throwing in another engine I'd jump all over that. Anything else probably not. But a 4000 series or 5000 series yes.

Get on one of them sho nuff rigs and get back with me.

Just put a push button for start, up under the dash.

Yes, some of the light cutters will cut grass like a dream.

Forestry winches are nice. First we had a grapple for years. Then we added a tow truck winch on the grapple. Now we have a Farmi. We also have a full out log skidder. But the tractor is very handy.

Additives do work. Seafoam is kinda old timey for old timey things. Marvel mystery oil is handy. Lucas, oh yeah I will buy that. That stuff in the blue bottle at the parts store, works good too. We have a large cab tractor we mainly bale with. Also put hay out in winter. It will get to...

If you turn the drive shaft one turn and the bottom does not turn two...walk away.

Cat one is 26" Cat two is 32"

I've recently put down snap together floating floor. Built my brother an ICF concrete house. He got a commercial grade and we put it on the whole enchilada. Laid my neighbor, cousin, uncle daddy's house with it. I like the stick together vinyl plank also. Some like the glue down vinyl tile...

I'm not digging a hole. I sent 14 of them mowers out with seven.crew cab trucks for years. I know exactly what they will do. I also had a shed full of extras to take out to a crew if one went down. I have tractors but I'm either cutting hay, Bush hogging in the woods, or skidding logs. I...

I'm not talking about pay to play for hay. Ten acres I'll do. That's the least I'll do.

Let someone cut hay off it. Or just let the grass grow and pluck the weeds.

I looked up the specs. 19 mph on the one I'm talking about.

I don't know either.

Who can get a brisk quality cut with a tractor?

They have big spindles and thick blades Lots of rpm and plenty of hp

The neighbors beef always tastes better.

I've killed them in the pasture and butchered them in their own hide spread out on the ground. We have a banding tool for the castration process. Used to do them just a few days old. We have a 100 Or So longhorns cows and black Angus bulls.at one pasture. Just grass feed and then put them in...

Fine example is my brother. Sure he can cut elvathang with a tractor. But I rides to the city with him one day and he gets a zero turn. Now it takes him hardly no time to cut grass. All he has to-do is check oil, Check tires, Check blades, and tell his wife the mower is ready. She mows acres...

On anything that kinda resembles a yard. D9nt have to be all that smooth. I can pee a little blood for a few days.

Well, if I'm just concerned with looking as good as a 15' bat wing can cut, I can get them numbers easily.

That wa5er could have froze and busted something. Make sure the trans fluid pick up screen is clean.Torque converter drain is facing forward on torque converter.

No, I'm fine with a 6' deck and a 34 hp kawasaki and you can bring a 15' bat wing and learn something.

Decent zero turns cut 9 acres In an hour. Tractors can't hang with that.

I'd check where it actually engages. I've seen the fork taken out of selector and 4x4 engaged and then put fork behind where it is supposed to be. Holding it in 4x4 full time. Seen it done to hold in 4x2 also. You should check it. Running 4x4 on hard surfaces wears prematurely or it will...