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The engines will all outlast the pumps. You have to spend real money to get a pump that will last. I always hook mine up to the water supply and squeeze the trigger until water flows continuously to be sure that the pump is full of water. And I bring it in to the basement when it approaches...

This might sound stupid, but my tractor will not start if I've nudged the PTO control off its nuetral/detent.

I have one, and our other is a PHEV. I also still have an old F150 I use almost never. EVs are terrible for towing. Otherwise, they're fantastic. Anyone that has two cars... One should be an EV. If you can live with 200 miles in a day, you can charge entirely at home. Gas stations aren't going...

Comes a point where you have to say "this isn't what I agreed to. Go rent a tiller." I'll lend my loader to my neighbor because he has supplied me with a ton of firewood. I'll go move stuff for the older man across the street, and I clear his driveway in the winter. But this guy is just taking...

Yep. I was going to suggest mounting a large magnet like a sickle bar somehow so he could capture the next-row-over before he mows it. Fewer punctures that way.

Even then it can be a little difficult. Seems like there are metric sizes that are very hard to find here.

This might not be the most important reply, especially if you know equipment, but I bought a really nice NH TC24DA from a neighbor moving to a smaller place. It's too big. Can't get through most of my gates, is cumbersome to mow with, and does un-necessary damage to the lawn. Great tractor...

Could you cut it below grade at this point? Or rip it down into sections you can try to pull of with your excavator? Might not get all of it, but I'd you get enough of it to bury the rest...

I recently purchased a Kubota B4200 4WD. It looks very much like the B5100/6100/7100 tractors. There are grease points on top of the front wheel steering "knuckles" (not sure what to call them). Seems like I can pump a lot of grease into them without seeing any coming out the seals around the...

Overall, modern equipment burns much cleaner. There are just so damned many people out there burning fossil fuels now. Gonna be hard to keep something catastrophic from happening.

I bought a New Holland TC24DA with a 12LA loader from a neighbor that was moving. It has just one support arm for detaching the loader. I did not get a manual with it, and I cannot figure out how to detach it. Any ideas? Or any idea where I can find a manual that describes it? Thank you.