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I would use a pair of hoof nippers if you have them. If you're going to save the tin hold a prybar under the pivot point. Not necessarily these, but something like them.

No problem...here it is, hope it helps.

Good idea. Here's how I attacked it... A little background for those not familiar with the auxiliary rear outlets installed when I purchased the tractor. One on-board hydraulic line is dedicated to the MMM one way lift cylinder . A valve mounted to the ROPS to the right of the operators seat...

I have a JD1025r with an added rear SCV that controls the hydraulic deck lift with one 1/2" male coupler. The problem is when I attach the snow blower with the hydraulic chute turn and disconnect the deck lift, I have a hose and connector flopping around. I do not want to remove the hose as it's...

Sorry to barge in and not interesting in highjacking. If your looking for a great device to sharpen mower blades look at this I bought the delta version (same exact machine different paint, shop around prices vary) with a 60 grit belt. Unless you really apply pressure, there's virtually zero...

While I am not **** about equipment care I believe if one can stay a step ahead one should try. I have a new 1025r and there are a few paint dings that I'd like to keep from becoming full blown rust blowouts. One place in particular is on the bucket where the top quick attach hooks are...

70's JD 1020 Diesel, removing/rebuilding the injector pump. My question is for those that work on equipment like this on a daily basis, how do you go about breaking the bottom nut loose, and, during reassembly get it re-tightened? There's ZERO working space. Here's the nut in question...

It looks to me like a model 40 tiller. If you go to the jdparts search for catalog 1570. I've gathered the individual sections for the tiller into this file: . Ebay has several manuals....tech, parts and operators... Good Luck!

Last spring, I had a hair brained thought about trying to get more use out of my KK box blade. Given the spring time, I thought about a lawn de-thatcher. Here's what I came up with... (since I don't have a welder yet, my neighbor welded what I needed.) I found the type and style of baler...

Warning...long post with family history included... pictures are from my cell phone, and the darn thing died before I could get any additional pictures of the festivities. When I was younger, we grew up 3 hours (one-way) from my Mom and Dad's parents. Back then, the trips to their house was...

Maybe these documents will help...

I've hung out here for a while, seldom post, but am amazed at the resourcefulness of those here, and I'm hoping someone can point me in the right direction. Dose anyone make a lower lift pin that would transition from a Category II (threaded end) to Category I (pin end). Are there pins like...