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Check to see if cable has slipped thru the bracket on the handle. Adjustment of this cable in that bracket is how max speed is regulated

I try to use the Weather Channel, until the ads get so heavy, I give up and go to my local TV station.

Little bit of a long story - I grew up in upstate NY. We made maple syrup every spring about 50 to 80 gallons of Grade A "Fancy". But when the season was almost over and the sap turned milky, we would make syrup that was NOT Grade A that was sold to the candy companies to give "maple flavor" to...

I have a Nifty Lift TM 34 - Honda Power. Nice machine, I like the Nifty Lift because the controls are mostly direct hydraulic, not electric actuated hydraulic. Had it about 3 1/2 years, no issues, does what I need, but somewhat expensive

I had an Elan that I modified with a 399 race engine. What a hoot that was to ride

I think the first Farmall with T/A was the 1954 Super MTA. Then after that the T/A was available in the numbered series 300, 350, 400, 450

Back in the day - 60's, 70's Caterpillar Track Type Tractors had a reversable fan. In warmer weather the fan was adjusted to blow forward thru the radiator and the heat away from the operator, and then in colder weather the fan would be reversed to draw thru the radiator and provide some warmth...

Corrugated is the least efficent pipe type

I've had a Cyclone Rake for over 10 years - pull it behind a 24 HP CUT with mid mount mower. Very good machine, it does what they say it will do, excellent customer service. But it is dusty and loud

Do not use "gravel" - that would be like putting marbles in there

Whatever is on the back of the tractor when wife is operating it

Also on the same show they have "Climbers" that top those cedars 100 foot up - that's scary to me

Let us know how greasing the driveline zerks goes. That driveline greasing is the reason i didn't buy a 2025

If anyone can get a copy of this TSB, please post it here. We all would appreciate it

Yes, the hole is there - and yes they are not provided

I went to my dealer today about this since I had purchased a new B2601 with the 435 Loader late last year. I didn't see the TSB but they said my loader fell in the S/N range the requires an "inspection" to see if it has missing parts. They further said they would need to bring the machine to the...

can't get to the TSB

My Home Owners Insurance has more than doubled in the last 3 years.

Been following this thread with interest. First off, the terms used are not interchangeable. Gravel is unprocessed natural stone - it would be like trying to drive on marbles of different sizes. Crushed gravel is natural gravel that has been processed and larger pieces reduced in size, may have...

I have a B2601 I purchased about 8 months ago, really like the tractor except the treadle pedal. Had a JD 2320 previously and liked the two pedal arrangement much better. Would have bought another JD except the local dealer lost their JD franchise to a larger dealer over 30 miles away. The way I...

The Unions sure showed John Deere who was boss.

You need to be aware of exhaust fumes. Do not leave it running and make sure you have air circulation.

Holt is the Caterpillar Dealer in North Texas and on down to central and south Texas

For holes up to 12 inch diameter, check out the Land Pride SA10. Expensive for what it is, but works great on a compact tractor.

Look up "Slackline Excavators"

Rusting is from moisture/condensation. I had the same problem. Insulation applied to the roof and walls cured it for the most part.

I own a Nifty Lift TM34T. Honda power and telescoping boom. Very nice unit and fairly stable at max. height and/or reach. Does not have auto level but lets you know if not setup properly. Use it to trim trees, paint, change yard light bulbs and other misc stuff. Tow it around my property with my...

Hearing loss is a difficult issue and takes a good professional to help you if you have anything other than slight hearing loss. I tried several hearings aids - cheap to expensive and although they all helped some it wasn't until I found a good audiologist that really knew what she was doing did...

It will depend on the type of soil you have, rocks or tree roots to contend with, and moisture content of soil.

I'm a retired executive with a heavy construction company. I was in charge of the equipment. We were on a national account with a lubrication manufacturer; therefore we got free oil analysis on everything we owned, from 1/2-ton pickups to D-10 dozers. When you need your equipment to earn a...

Large hydraulic excavator with demolition hammer and a good operator.

You need to go to a quarry and watch a jaw crusher work. Most jaw crushers have a large flywheel and belt drive to take the shock off the power unit.

Had another issue this week. Got email from FedEx that a package had been delivered. My gate was open so I looked all around and could not find it. Two days later a neighbor a mile away brought my package that had been left along the road at his house. In the interim I had notified FedEx the...

look into a logging yarder

look into Flexifloats. a few might be the ticket

My property is in a semi-rural area. My house is about 400 feet from the road. I have a gate at the road and my driveway is paved with a large turnaround in front of my garage. I get an email notification from Fed Ex when deliveries are coming, and I open the gate well in advance. However, A...

A 140 would likely not do well with 2 bottoms, in fact probably not pull it at all You would need to go up to at lea a 230 if not a 300 to pull 2 bottoms at a reasonable pace

I suggest that how you were brought up corresponds to how you respond to situations. I was raised on a dairy farm in a rural area. High school I went to had 35 kids in my class. So, people had to learn to do for themselves and help one another. Things you learn when young follow you thru life.

Look into renting a log skidder

Look at a Cyclone Rake

Check out Outdoor Solar Store a little pricy but good quality I have two, very satisfied

I used it also, but it’s gotten so loaded up with advertising that I quit using it. Now use Weather Bug

Plus 1 on Cyclone Rake. I’ve had mine about 10 years also. Good product, and good customer service yes, check out their website

Delete your app and then reinstall it from the App Store.

FYI. The Connecticut-based Stanley Black & Decker owns many brands beyond its name, including Lenox, Craftsman, Irwin Tools, DeWALT and CribMaster.

Auto Cad LTE

Same with me. Had a fully paid for Autocad LT they stopped supporting. Wanted to sell me a subscription with yearly fee. Went with TurboCad. Very pleased, One time fee when you buy it and you own it. Very similar to AutoCad.

Plus 1 on Water Furnace In 1991 I built a 3,300 sf home in Connecticut. I followed all the recommendations, from power company about insulation, windows, etc. and had a Water Furnace Installer size everything. It was the best heat/a/c system I was ever around. No hot or cold spots - held...

Had a Cyclone Rake for 10 years yes, it will pick up grass cutting

Dexpan

I have a Cyclone Rake with a 35 foot pickup hose Works good but, it will pickup stones and gravel. Can’t say enough good about Cyclone Rake. Great customer service, very helpful, reasonable parts prices

I have a Cyclone Rake XL It’s an 8 inch hose and intake Run it on a 2320 JD with 60 inch deck. Rarely plug it and when I do it’s because I vacuumed up a bunch of small branches at onetime. Had it 10 years and probably plugged it 15 times. Your results may vary.

I would not go down in it. Too much chance of some type of gas that could overwhelm you. Very dangerous. Do all your work from top where you are in fresh air

Back in the day, 60’s - 70’s, The Caterpillar Handbook listed a ”Crawler Type Tractor” which was tracked machine with no blade. The blade attachment for the front of the Crawler Type Tractor was listed as a Dozer Blade. Modern slang has combined terms.

Sorry meant the OP

Where are you located? 120T is not a model sold in US

Not that difficult. make sure you have proper sized tools i think they are metric. small impact might help

So, we are all talking about the same thing, attached drawing explains % slope and angle of slope Normal highway slope is 2 horizontal to 1 vertical

I have a Manaras Opera Model MH on a 12 x 10 rollup door in my shop It works very well. I bought an optional limit switch for it that can be wired NO or NC that controls an outside light. The outside light has a photo cell, so when the door opens at night the outside light comes on, and when...

These are the wide fronts I remember on the M.

Bought a used (52 hours) Z665 zero turn. So far I think I works great and mows well. What are other peoples experiences with this machine?

I cut a door in the plastic so I could get to the access plate. If you do this becareful of the wires on the back of the plastic. I'll try to attach photo.