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LOL. No. I have a 10' flail that requires 80 HP. Your tractor is 26 HP. I don't think it's close. That drum is so heavy that H may not even spin it up. I know it won't lift it.

We like them all kinds of ways but stewed by themselves or in a pot of green beans is my favorite for new potatoes.

We dug our potatoes Saturday. Really bad growing season for them and then got 2.5" of flooding rain at the end over a 2 day stretch. We got probably 150 pounds.

Yea, it's 25. I think the 1211 is 24.6 or something.

What variety of Roundup ready sweet corn do you plant? I haven't been able to find one that is truly Roundup ready.

Not true. The Kubota 1211 has no emissions equipment. It is expensive though.

What are any of you guys using to combat sweet corn ear worms? I've never really used anything in the past and last year they were pretty bad.

If it didn't have DPF the NOx emissions would likely be much higher but yes, diesel exhaust is loaded with NOx even with DPF. I'm curious why you are smelling exhaust fumes while running the tractor? Manufacturers go out of their way trying to get the exhaust away from the operator. Sounds to me...

I have 3-140s. Duals would eliminate you from plowing 4 foot rows.

Storing in plastic is fine but never heat anything in plastic.

Why over complicate one of the most basic and simple things in the world to cook. If you have to do all of that you are cooking the wrong grade of beef on the wrong kind of implement. Prime beef, hot charcoal or oak ember grill, salt and pepper.

I just had my second eye done last week. Still on the drops. My doc wouldn't use any of the new lens as the sample size is not large enough yet to get a good read on the success. I did have the multi-focal lens installed and don't need glasses for anything except writing that so small you can't...

Good grief guys, he's welding hooks on a tractor not repairing a reactor vessel. I would mig it if it were mine but weld it with what you have and give it a good test afterward. I know if my welds are good or bad as soon as I lay them down.

I would run it in my fert distributor on a 140.

I'll be interested in how that works out. Did you use pellets or liquid?

I didn't know it would wash with established turf like that. I know @browndog mows his vertically. We don't have to deal with those issues where I liv in SC.

Is going vertical vs horizontal an option?

What's real fun when your on something steep like that is running in a hole on the down hill side.

You can't employ common sense when you are shipping something. Companies like Emerson, who I work for and Messicks that ship solely with FedEx or UPS get flat rate shipping and deep discounts. Our shipping rates inside the US don't have as much to do with where the shipment is going as it does...

Parts are shipped any way you have them shipped. You can have them strapped to the back of a pack mule and get them in a month I suppose. Regardless it is still outrageous to have something shipped was my point. Here's what I know. The company I work for ships lots of things via FedEx...

Shipping is expensive. Out of control expensive. I had to ship 7 Amlodipine pills to my wife when she visited my niece in Oregon. She missed them when she packed. I think 90 days of the meds cost 10 bucks or something. It cost me 60 bucks to ship them next day.

I'm a Bota diesel fan but I must disagree about the Kawa engines. I have a JD 717A that is 25 years old and no telling how many hours. Runs as good as the day I bought it and is still the best cut quality of any mower I've ever had. Not too awfully bad on fuel either. But I do love my 1211.

I'm not a Super A guy, I'm have 140s. That's a Rube Goldberg setup for sure. Several things you can do. Buy the correct stuff from Burch or Steiner to convert it to 12 volt or get it back to a proper 6 volt converted setup. If it had a 6 volt battery then it's probably 6 volt. They made 6 and 12...

They simply don't know how to ship. If they ship any at all they can negotiate lower shipping prices. I bet I could ship that order on my company account for 30 to 50 bucks via FedEx. But we have the lowest shipping rates I've ever seen.

I've had water in sealed 5 gal buckets of oil before. I figured it got in there on my watch so I never made a deal of it.

My reading comprehension is not lacking. My flail has really heavy hammers on it. 1/2 oz here and 1/2 oz there placed it the wrong places and you have an out of balance rotor. You guys put your blades wherever you want. Hammers are a different matter altogether.

My Maschio manual says the hammers need to be replaced in weighed pairs. As fast as that drum spins it makes perfect sense to me.

Do those knives/hammers come in matched pairs? Sure would save a lot of time vice weighing them all.

Don't feel bad, it's the same way here. We have literally missed ALL rain this spring and it's wet around us.

No. 3/10. Regent is around a grand for 104 oz jug so it's expensive for the product but cheap per acre. If you apply it at .5 oz per acre they say it will last for 5 years. I use it every 3 years and drop bifen in every other year.

We are infested with fire ants. I spray Regent at about 3/10 oz per acre usually once every 2 years. I haven't had them in 12 years or longer. I spray my garden and around my equipment shed too. Probably 15 acres or so.

If you want a fresh clean one go get a Deere and pick it up off the assembly line in Augusta. Short of that there's no telling how long any of them have been sitting in a crate.

Pour it into a filtration unit through a filter funnel and run it through 10 and 5 micron filters then a water separator. It shouldn't blow up your tractor. Or just just use it as is. :ROFLMAO: 8 month old? I don't have any less than 2 years old.

It will work until the first kamikaze deer jumps it then you can't keep them out. At least that's how it is here.

Nice 140. I have 3 of them I use for the garden.

I had a 2002 5310 exactly like that one. It has a sync shuttle transmission. A bit more complicated than a straight gear drive but essentially the same. I have regretted 1000 times trading that tractor when I got my new one. I did have WR Long 3rd function installed on it new but later had live...

It is a beast to string that's for sure. I actually did most of mine by myself. I made a contraption to hang a roll of fence from my FEL. It hung on a swivel hook. I would fasten the end and back the tractor up to the next end post. Stretching it wasn't so bad. It does have to be decently tight...

Deer can't jump a 20' real fence. Hot peppers, vinegar and hot sauce or double electric fencing won't keep them out. Ask me how I know. I tried it all. The only way to stop them is with a physical barrier that they can't cross. Can they jump an 8' fence? Maybe. Have I ever seen one do it? Never.

I know mine was made in the US. It is a PTO unit though.

I just put up a fence and didn't have to worry about all of that. I could have pounded the posts but That fence would have pulled them over. I tried different solutions for 5 years. The only things that work are a gun and a fence.

Sorry for the white tail that jumps mine. I hope he can jump back over it before I get out there. He will be supper for the orphanage if I catch him in there.

I sunk all of my 6x6s in concrete. Just drove the t-posts. Used a 12" auger.

I used 8' fixed knot fencing. 6"x6"x10' corner and line posts and 2"x8" bracing. I filled in the spaces with 10' T-posts. Fenced in about 3 times what you are fencing for a garden. Got the wire from Deer Busters.

If it is a spring and not a broken water line I sure wish I had that problem. If it were mine I would locate it and get a pipe in the ground for a flowing well. You need to do some close checking and make sure you don't have a broken water line. Springs and flowing wells are like unicorns these...

Equipment outside just drives me crazy.

Good grief. What are you guys cutting? Might want to consider cutting it more often. I blow mine out but hardly ever have anything in it. The cowl screens get some stuff in them now and then. Anything over a few inches gets cut around here. I never let stuff get head high before cutting.

He spoke yesterday? When did he die?

I agree with this. Temperature changes is what is causing the pressure. The tractor side is easy to equalize.

There's very likely a safety that is holding it energized. There is typically a relay that operates and pulls the shutoff solenoid in. I'm not familiar with Kioti but on JD tractors that is a fail safe relay. Check and see if you have a shutoff relay. A good wiring diagram or schematic would be...

He has 240 VAC going to his well head. He's good.

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Spurge?

My tomatoes are already bearing, some of them. I got a huge stand of Watts and Heirloom peas. Corn came up spotty. Potatoes are actually still coming up a month later. Most of them are knee high.

That looks like it would be a zener but it's not the symbol for one. Look at the circuit and see what the component looks like.

Funny this came up. I just installed an 18' Amar door on my garage with a Liftmaster shaft drive opener. It was a job to do but man is that a nice setup. I have Liftmasters on my big shop roll up doors as well but I had them installed.

Meaning....if you gonna cut grass get a zero turn. That's all it's good for and in my mind nothing better,

I'll never for the life of me figure out why they put nylon bushings in those shackles and equalizers. My $60K RV had them. They were gone in no time. I bought the MoRyde bronze bushing kit for mine.

Hopefully next year I can get into starting seeds. I need a greenhouse.

Those are cheap suspension parts. Put some good equalizers and shackles on it. I have MoRyde on my 5th wheel. Never heard of a Griffin trailer around here. I guess that's why.

I planted tomatoes yesterday. Hoed out my broccoli and cabbage.

Double electric fences don't work around here.

Well mine is slightly larger than yours. I think I put up 6 rolls of 8' wire wrap fence, 330 ft per roll. There was maybe 50 feet of scrap left.

You have to make provisions for the tractor when you build the fence.

This thread needs to be merged with the other one.

Got my corn planted today. Potatoes are coming up good now. Planted 4 types of corn this year.

Rough ground is the one thing a 3 PH FM doesn't do well. I got you on the mower by almost 3 times. I have a 21' Frontier batwing. Flat open ground and i can probably cut any zero turn time in half at least. But it doesn't replace a zero turn. Not even close. I have 2 ZTs and I have 2 hours of...

Mine has a mulching deck. I don't get grass in my radiator at all.

I've had the plastic JD boxes on both of my tractors. Really like them I like that plastic box you are looking at. Who makes that box? I'm not a fan of metal tool boxes on tractors though I do like the ammo cans.

I'm not at all familiar with those machines or I would assist you. I can talk to you about ZD1211 or any of the JD ZTs.

I've been all of the above. I don't handle bureaucratic BS very well. All I can tell you is it really depends on how much the pay increase is. That matters for everything down the road. If it's substantial then it's likely worth the headache.

Pics please. When are you getting this beast?

You must live on a barrier island and have to take a ferry.

My reasoning is that nothing has ever or presently does cut grass as well and certainly not faster than a zero turn. I've had a shop full of John Deere mowers but the 1211 I have now is the best one I've ever had. Diesel is mack daddy and mulching is the way to go for lawn grass.

You'll hate yourself if you make this BX move. Maybe not right away but it will happen.

Yep and that circuit has some known issues with a cold start thermistor that shorts, blows the fuse and won't start. Check all of your fuses.

It's 75 here today. I'm going to get some tomatoes and other plants set out tomorrow. I need to be able to get my tractor in the garden and it's still wet right now.

Something with a belt drive I agree, the rest of them I don't. It's just hammering I don't put my PTO through. I don't care what you do with yours.

It's about 2 acres. Fenced in with 8' high fixed knot wire.

This is a 3 PH sprayer. Much too heavy for a UTV. I have a 40 gallon boom sprayer that fits right in my Polaris Ranger. It has 5 spray nozzles. That's what I use for my lawn spraying with 2,4D, atrazine and Regent for fire ants.

BTW, I simply used a stick of 1 1/4" square tubing cut in half. I think I spaced my tips 20" apart. Used 1/2" sprayer hose.

Things like chippers and stump grinders I prefer to be self contained. Those machines are hard on a tractor PTO.

I bought a 110 gallon boomless sprayer and built 2 booms for it that can be removed and they have hydraulic cylinders for raising and lowering. Also has valves so I can operate 1 boom 2 booms or just the 3 spray tips on one boom for spraying ditches. And I can still use it as a boomless.

I have potatoes, broccoli, cabbage and celery planted. It's so wet here not sure what will survive.

My question is why would someone make a 180 degree bend in 2" PVC pipe vs a series of 45 degree sections? That's your root cause.

My house has CAT 6 running everywhere and none of it is used anymore. I wouldn't pull any except where I needed it for routers. I made home runs with LV wiring back to my equipment room for home automation. Not much need for any of that any more with all the wireless lighting options. My house...

I think I read that he beat it on. That was the first mistake. I've never owned a tractor that had the PTO spline powdercoated.

Every tractor, attachment, trailer, fuel tank etc is under a shelter except a couple of items.

Those tire straps wouldn't go around my front tires.

Yea, and buy you a truck load of saw blades. Or a metal detector.

Not sure how old you are but I can say that I will likely not be around when a PT trailer deck rots. LOL.

Everyone will have to switch over to buffalo wings instead.

I have 2 straight drives that aren't rolling right now, a 67 Chevy pickup and a 63 Nova SS. Retirement projects.

I'm sure you have it covered but don't forget about heating it.

Whatever you find and use you should leave it in place for permanent fire protection. My experience with safes is that it doesn't take much to protect from theft, the real issue is fire and heat protection. that metal box will have almost no fire and heat protection without something layered...

If you want to disperse the air just run a round sheetmetal trunk the length of the shop and put 8 or 10 inch stubs in the trunk.

:ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: Weren't we all.

I bet you're a lot of fun at a social gathering. I was just fooling about as Johnny Ringo said. But in my defense he did say he was trading up due to tariffs.

"Hey honey, we need to get rid of this pain in the butt, almost new tractor and get a new one ASAP before the tariffs kick in in 3 years. This one has a scratch on the hood that won't buff out. No telling what it might cost to trade then." "Yes dear, the checkbook is in the drawer."

My guess and that's all it is since i didn't look it up, is that it has a separate hydro pump for the blower hydraulics. I would imagine some form of power is needed for that spreader as well.

I've been mulching with 4 different ZTRs since 2000. I try to tell anyone that will listen but for some reason people just don't get how good they are.

5 series tractors have had this type of transmission on the sync shuttle and PR I know since 2000. Sounds like something broke in yours and I can't imagine not doing additional damage if you drove it very far stuck in park.

My 90 HP tractor uses less than 2 GPH at road speeds. Road driving a tractor is not hard on the tractor. My issue would be death. I've had several friends hit by cars and trucks while roading a tractor. 2 in the last 3 years.

One of those breakers would work fine.

Rotaries are getting replaced by flail mowers these days. Most people that buy tractors these days are cutting very light stuff and don't need the ability of a bush hog. 48" is pretty small. You couldn't give a 48" bush hog away around here. It might bring a couple hundred on our equipment sales.

I read all of that and the key thing I got out of it is: No air conditioning?? Just get a standby 12kW with an auto transfer switch and be done with it. You can set time delays on it for power flashes and control it remotely. I'm pretty sure you would want it active when you are away in case of...

Those don't work very well.

Do you have a loader to load it where it is located? If so just pick it up, remove the hitch and put it long ways on your trailer.

Not as far as I am aware. I don't mow any more or any less by mulching. Not sure where that info came from.

What does the size of your lawn have to do with a mulching kit? I cut at least that much grass and both of my ZTRs have mulch kits. I've been running them since 2002 and wouldn't own a mower without it. The best part is how it makes leaves disappear.

There's a great idea. An ugly piece of artwork and 5 food trucks.

My small 7250 W generator is 2 wheel. I couldn't use one configured like yours, it would roll around on my trailer and overturn.

All power plants have very large UPS, battery banks and inverters. 125 VDC and 250 VDC battery banks. One for the emergency bus and one for the inverter. All of the nukes have backup generators for the critical aux equipment, usually in the megawatt range. Most NG and coal sites do not. They...

Are you breeding and raising horses to sell? If not then I don't see how it could be construed a business. Much different than raising cattle. Not many wranglers like Dick Butkis. :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO:

This one actually surprised me a little. Usually it's the electrical threads and the generator threads that bring the experts out of the wood work with answers that have nothing to do with what the OP asked or aren't even close to being accurate. I wouldn't have thought your question would have...

LMAO. I knew a guy who was married to a lady who's dad drove one once.

I just had my right eye done Wednesday. We targeted my distant vision. My left eye hasn't progressed to the point to need surgery yet. I played golf yesterday and I can see the ball again. Pretty happy with what I had done.

It never ends until you sell it.

One is no more or less important than the other. Voltage can deviate based on the amount and types of VAR loads you are running. Frequency deviates based on how good your tractor governor is when kW load is added and removed. In larger generators voltage and frequency can be controlled...

We eat very little bread and almost no sweets. However, if eating meat is going to kill me, so be it.

I cook everything from Whole hog SC barbeque to authentic Mexican to authentic Japanese Ramen. We are coming up on the time of year I live for with garden turnips, collards, cabbage and sweet potatoes. I'm also a premo gravy and my grandma's homemade biscuit maker. Nothing I can't cook and...

I have no idea which of my tanks empties faster. I just mow until the gauge says I need fuel and I add fuel. It sounds like there is nothing wrong with the mower it's just the way it is.

Light weight chisel plow. Tons of them around here. I have one sitting in my implement lineup that hasn't been used in years. I have a big 9 point chisel that I use. It will go at least twice as deep as that one. Mine is a Massey.

Those aren't hose holders. Those are to hold your ag fittings when the unit is not connected to the tractor.

A 3 series tractor pulling an offset flail? I hope you JD dealer ordered a truck load of wheel and front end weights for you. I've been running ditchbank cutters for 45 years. I wouldn't think about putting an offset like that behind anything less than 8000 pounds. The most dangerous thing is...

Magnificent ride quality doesn't mean much when they won't ride.

I have a 25 kW Winco that I bought new for 1100 bucks. I have run it on my old 5310 and my 5090 both on EPTO. I never take my tractors out of EPTO regardless of what I'm spinning.

Nice! If I'm gonna haul 2100 pounds it won't be in a UTV. But I guess that is needed for some folks. Besides that, that thing is not very attractive.

I have a 40 gallon in my Polaris Ranger. Pretty much all it needs as far as weight. I know it wouldn't carry 850 pounds.

Never eaten grilled okra. My wife likes it lightly breaded and fried. No slime at all that way. I grew up eating it chopped and fried in a black iron pot on med low heat until it has browned and all the slime is gone. I freeze 5 or so bushels every year. Just as good as the day it was picked...

Nothing about a cause. Just "illness".

It's the pedigree of the cocks. I bet some of those birds sell for a grand an probably much more.

Haha!

Latest update is Rob and 5030 kissed and made up.

Nah, I deleted it since it takes away from your post.

I personally think these battery tenders are not very good for battery life. They keep one charged that may otherwise go dead such as my Polaris. I bet I've put 5 batteries in that thing. They go dead in the garage because I don't use it enough. This last one has lasted a coupe of years I think...

They taste good too.

Don't know their motivation but clearly they have no idea what they are talking about. I wouldn't buy a nut from a nut that told me that. Granted there are certain applications that a flail is not good for but those are few.

Man, I feel better. I thought by the title he was pouring A1 sauce in a plate and seeing images of tractors. What's next? A chicken foot?

I too have a Tigre 300. I'm guessing the Maschio flails that are made in China are the ditchbank mowers. Mine is not that type. It has a slide deck that is manual but came cylinder ready. I picked up a cylinder from AgSouth. Mine does have a rear door for access. People who have trouble on...

Thanks.

I have a habit of neglecting my eyes. Went for a checkup Friday and I have a bad cataract and a early stage one. He is removing the bad one on Oct 23. Will do the other one when it deteriorates more.

Top of the line aids like Sharkey and Phonak have MUCH higher amplification as well as Bluetooth capability. This allows you to tune and set the program from your smart phone. You have much more control over your aids than the cheaper versions. For hearing loss as bad as I have the hearing aids...

We used to go to Bull Shoals, Ark every year small mouth bass fishing and camping. We came in to the dock for lunch one day and were standing around watching the guides come in and the fish they had. Nothing compared to what we always caught but that was by plan. I was leaning against the dock...

I've never had a ZT with an engine larger than what I have on my 1211. I know that my old JD 910A had plenty of power. I would have thought a 36HP gas engine would have been strong compared to the 1211s. But one thing with mine is that it does have a mulch kit on it. That takes some power from...

Just curious what type of ballast you are running to minimize loading on the front end?

Are you looking for a bush hog or a finish mower? If it's a bush hog, all I can say is that all of the highway grass contractors around here use either Bush Hog brand or Frontier(whatever manufacturer that may be at the time). If those guys are using it I can too. I have a Frontier FM that is a...

The 1211 is a nice machine. I really like mine. I love the foot controlled deck raise and lower. I still think they are asking too much for it but if it's what you want go for it.

If you have been cutting with a 36HP gasoline engine mower I'm not sure you will be satisfied with the power of the 1211. They are good and they're strong but they ain't 36HP. If it was run with gasoline it would have a new engine in it. They won't run long on gas. As for the 15K, I bought one 2...

Clean all of your battery connections and grounds before you try anything else.

Tractor Plus app.

My first regen I didn't get that light. Last one I did. Mine regens about every 200 hours. My soot level gets in the high 90% area and it will regen. I thought something was wrong last time when I got that light but as soon as the regen completed the light went away. It's funny how no one knows...

I've often wondered why the ag industry doesn't use fire resistant fluids. We've been using Fyrquel in the power business for as long as I've been in it. It's used in the EHC systems for turbine valve operation. I've seen tons of fires and never seen that stuff burn.

There has never been made a better one row farming tractor. all of us in the south know their value because we rode on them so much plowing tobacco. That's what they were used for here for 50 years. Mine all have the fast hitch and belly cultivators. I don't pull anything behind mine except a...

My home made landplane.

LOL

I have both as well as a chisel plow to break the 1.5' crust. A tiller won't realistically cut any more than about 4". A gang disk maybe 8", in my case. For me a chisel plow is a necessary implement to minimize compaction and break the crust.

But wait. You've used this contraption for a year and you are still here to tell about it? :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: My guess is that cutting grass on a zero turn is more dangerous than pulling bales with a sled that's on the ground.

What tractor won't go in narrower than 80"? I have a 100 HP JD that will go in to 65"

I can't imagine replacing a ZT with a flail mower. There's no comparison. I like mine for heavy brush and field grass but I wouldn't cut my yard with it.

I guess someone could have converted it though I'm not sure why they would go to that trouble and not make it a 12VDC system as well.

Yea, a lot to like about those filters. The ones on my 1211 are cheesy at best. I put my zero turns on my car lift to do any work on them. Sure makes life easier.

Nice looking machine. I like the fuel filters.

On my loader they are typically reserved for bird nests since my loader stays parked quite a bit.

I agree...curl as well. Having owned and run a 48,000 lb track hoe my feeling is you won't do a lot of stump digging with that little mini ex. Of course you can dig them but don't get in a hurry. You certainly won't have much luck with boom, arm or travel functions trying to force a stump out of...

I use the Notes app on my phone to scan and send documents. I do it all the time for work.

I would love to have it. It would be great for my flat terrain. And the 4WD would be good when it's wet. I just don't have 28K laying around.

That was an expensive science project for sure. I would love to have that thing but I'm not giving up my 12.

Are you going to buy another 15 or I guess 16 is what they are now?

Are you putting any sides at all on it?

Try a bush ax since you say Roundup won't work. I wouldn't give up on the Roundup and 2,4 D. You might have to spray it multiple times but it will clear it out.

I mow grass with my 21' batwing at 5 to 6 mph.

Dang BD, I wish you had done this before I got the 1211. :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO:

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Sounds like a good application for Roundup and some brush killer to me. Flails are made to ride on the ground. That's how they create vacuum and pull weeds up before they are cut. You could get an offset flail and use it as you describe but it wouldn't be very effective. Vibration wouldn't be...

That's a good price. My farm equipment shed is 40x60x17, all metal. I have $15K in it turn key. I built it that tall to get my track hoe in that I had at the time. I want to close in the west side of it. That's where all the wind and rain comes from.

Are you saying to use that in the wick bar? We use straight Roundup. If you use Roundup you don't need the other ingredients.

Did you buy a package from somewhere or put it together yourself?

Brilliant(not), until you bottom it out. I could show you what happens when you do that.

Those volunteer pines should have all been cut. They will never amount to anything. I love the way that cutter clears a place.

I've never seen or heard of a front discharge 3PH bush hog. What an idiotic idea on an open station tractor. I get enough crap discharged out the front of my rear discharge. I can't imagine doing it on purpose.

I just spent a couple of hours on mine. Man is it killer dry and hot here. That's the first time I've cut grass in a month.

My only experience with torsion was a boat trailer I had at one point. Obviously not the application you are referring to but I really liked the torsion over springs. A bit more bouncy or just active but a much smoother suspension.

Is that a new purchase or used? It looks new.

Kenny can hook you up. He knows hydro fittings.

Bad grounds are hard to get your head around when you are troubleshooting. Partial voltage is a good sign of that being the issue.

I'd own one now if there was a dealer anywhere near me.

You need to put a set of gauges on the system and see what the suction pressure is doing at the time the clutch disengages.

It would have a low pressure cutoff switch that takes out the compressor clutch when refrigerant charge is low. That's why it is cycling. It is low in freon.

Interesting that you can track the plane that you are flying on while you are flying on it. It's quite handy in identifying the towns and cities you are flying over and see out the window.

I would never attach solar panels to my roof. I've heard so many horror stories about roof damage and leakage from those panels.

Being on someone's ignore list is like a tree falling in the woods when no one is around.

Yep. What I told you was just information from a lesson learned. The thermistor is in the FSO circuit and that thermistor is bad about going to ground. At least on the 5310 and 5320. I think it's the same on all of them. When that thermistor goes to ground the fuse will blow and you have a no...

Get yourself a cheap wick bar.

I have no idea how to ignore someone. Not interested in doing it.

I'd buy a Fendt.

They do exist!!

The fuel shutoff has nothing to do with the starter turning the engine over. Two separate issues. The fuel shutoff will stop working when the cold start thermistor shorts to ground but that typically will blow the fuse for the FSO. This sounds more like a grounding issue.

@browndog has them on his 1511

I bet he pooped his draws.

I've been reading about Maschio's made in China. I've never seen this unicorn. My Tigre 300 was made in Italy.