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Seen this today , they just left the local Home Depot.

For you that don’t like a knob on the wheel ALL the time , you can get ones that flip down out of the way.

I’d clean off both the frame and the top , then buy a good D shape seal from 3M that is adhesive backed on one side. Might upgrade to a little thicker wider one. They also have a B shape that may seal better , I don’t Remember just how wide the sealing surfaces are on the tops , been several...

Get a yard cart to mount it on.

It’s a bit hard to tell for sure but isn’t this a clip pin that holds the front stabilizer mount, if so just pull this pin and slide the bar off the front mount to allow the arms to move out farther to hook up.

I would be buying sealed if it were mine. Here are pics of each type. The first is the friction bearing that has a solid spool that slides on the axle and two clam shell halves that bolt around it, the only lib it gets is any grease that you apply each time you use it. The second is the...

Just picked up this 20 the other day.

Anyone have there under hoist transmission jack? Been looking for a new one.

I use a two bottom once or twice a year.

Something like this?

A little fall mowing before it gets to wet.

The inner filter is basically a safety filter in case something gets past the outer primary one. The NX comes with the primary filter only and no inner safety filter. The inner filter pushes into the plastic housing first then the primary goes over the inner filter and seals into the housing.

Does it look like this, if so the large nut is the adjustment nut for the discs.

Finally got the winter wheat planted, plowed then disc before spreading the fertilizer and seed. Was a bit dry but had to get it finished .

I bought the John Deere handle, shaped just like the factory one in my NX , the shape and button placement is very comfortable.

It will be a kl6010 if it’s the kioti loader. Here is the diagram Parts Finder Michigan Iron & Equipment Morrice, MI (855) 265-459

This is how it was designed to be done.

So you can see things like this when using the front loader or forks.

The way it hooks to the tractor, a bar or 3point mounted like this. A pull type hooks to the draw bar and has its own lifting wheel that raise and lower buy hydraulic cylinders , pulls like a trailer.

Do they look like this, if so just pull the bulb out of the holder, you can buy either incident or led which ever you prefer.

The plug he has is also a filter vent plug, I have several of those type on cylinders and gear boxes.the hole is in the side of the plug so you can turn it down away from moisture.

Here’s a good one at the local farm and home store.

Scroll down to about the third row, the very first pic of the can doesn’t work but the one further down does work. Welcome to Woolwaxusa - WoolWax Lanolin Auto Undercoating

This is what the sidewinders I’ve had uses. If you have a extra 3/4” of thickness to go through do you have full thread engagement in the nuts? Are you sure they are tight enough ?

Remove the adapter, and lower the hook in the adjusting holes so it hooks to the bolt, you may need to remove the bolt and add a bushing to fit the hook opening. In the first pic you can see a bushing mounted over the bolt.

May or may not help.

If your talking about this pin that I have circled, that’s were your left hand lift arm mounts.

Are you talking about the anchor brackets that attach to the tractor?

This is what it should look like , not much holds the tube on the cylinder. The rod you may be able to straighten.

Yes pouring that much oil can be a pain for sure, I used a hand pump that fits into the spout on the pails, I thought about the other ones but didn’t want to remove the bucket lids.

Looks like you have a couple issues going on that need to be addressed. In this pic the first thing you need to do is lift the bucket up and roll it back to were the buck weight is hanging on the upper lip and not the pins, then see if the pads BOTH seat against the back of the bucket or one or...

I have one and really like it, started with a 9” and a 15” then also bought a 12” auger. I have have mine offset and really like the visibility over a center mount.

I’m guessing that is his clearance issue, looks to be a problem on those cutters. Most cutters with a high mounted hitch like that use a carrier bearing and two part pto for clearance. For a one single shat like that most have the hitch design so the cross tube and hitch are even or lower than...

Ah ok something like this.

Hadn’t done a bunch in the shop lately, but I did mop the floor and roll one of my cars in to finish prepping it for this season.

I switched out the grip for a John Deere one with the switches.

Anyone tried any of these, just seen them at Menards while getting some fluid film, wondered if they were worth a darn.

Are your wheels still set like they are in this photo, if so you still have some adjustment left? Leave the centers as they are but switch the outer rims from side to side. The mounting ears on the rims are also offset and by switching them you will gain some more width.

Like this? Only a few days left on this coupon.

A rake works ok , for stuff larger than 1-1/2” diameter, you can remove every other tine which helps a bit and go slow. You will disturb the ground and pull out grass so if that’s a issue then I’d stay away from a rake. It’s not going to get the small stuff you’ll still be faster just picking...

Buy a dirt pan if you really want to do it yourself. Something like a small durabuilt would work good for your size tractor. Product - Dirt Pan

Here are same basic dimensions of both tractors, might give you a basic idea of size differences.

This should be the female coupler, it will be 3/8” NPTF threads. Set at discount hydraulics 6-6-6S | Set of 3/8" Hydraulic Quick Disconnects (Steel): DiscountHydraulicHose.com Just the female 61-6-6S | 3/8" Female Coupler x 3/8" NPTF Female (Steel): DiscountHydraulicHose.com

I just did this very same thing a couple weeks ago. Hauled 2 loads first was 5 tons and the second was 6, quarry is about 6 miles away. To unload I just drive the tractor up on the trailer and get a bucket load, works great if your just doing a small project once in a while every few years.

Actually this was a few weeks ago but I finally coated my floor. [ATTACH]580036[/ The last few days I’ve been working on the electrical. First and foremost was the tv install [emoji16] Maybe one day soon I’ll get the 2 post lift installed and start working on stuff again, sure does take a...

Finally got around to doing the floor coating for my shop it’s only been sitting 3 years waiting for me to make a decision on which coating and also the time to do it. I ended up going with Armorpoxy brand and there armor ultra kit, it’s a 3 coat process. So far I’m really pleased how it...

I’ve seen first hand a attachment point break when using a 3” recovery strap, they were using a pin clevis like this one , when it came loose it shot the 3/4 pin about 40 ft through the tread on a newer mud tire on the truck pulling on the strap.

Something like this can always happen.

Oh that’s cheap compared to some of the stuff. This is what mine will look like.