I've got some big news!

[shawnrogan]

Re: I\'ve got some big news!

Thanks for all the input, I'll definetly run the rpm's higher. I was going to order a toothbar from Markham welding, just waiting for a little extra $$. By the way, I came across a deal to good to pass up. Found a guy selling two Meyers 7' snow plows. One with hydraulics and one without. After talking with him I realized he did not want to sell them seperately but wanted to get rid of both of them. Both in great shape! Anyone in the NY, PA, CT area want to buy a plow for their tractor? Let me know. One is going to look great painted Kioti orange!

 

[TractorLegend]

Re: I\'ve got some big news!

Yeah, speed 'er up- consider top rpm on your diesel is just off- idle on a gas burner. Varying rpm and some decelerating/ compression braking is the most recommended maneuvers in most 4 stroke break in procedures, by leading manufacturers and remanufacturers.
You may want a magnetic tip drain plug for the "ultimate" in maintenance. NAPA may be able to match the threads. And some diesel fuel lubricity/ conditioner for valve lube and to help prevent hammering the seats and lube pump and injectors is on the top of my list for longevity/ cleanliness.
Low sulfur diesel fuel actually strips lubrication from critical injection surfaces.
Regards Mark H.
Certified ASE Master Automobile Tech.
Certified ASE Advanced Engine Performance

 

[TractorLegend]

Re: I\'ve got some big news!

Oh, and buy your wife some roses if she let you get that fine machine!!
Favorite quote of a redneck tractor owner: "I told my wife I loved her when I married 'er and told her I'd let her know if I ever changed my mind"
ps: best spoken with a thick deep south accent, and for effect a big belly and a short tie completes the package...
just a joke guys!!!

 

[KiotiJohn]

Re: I\'ve got some big news!

</font><font color="blue" class="small">( You may want a magnetic tip drain plug for the "ultimate" in maintenance. )</font>
Your tractor, and Shawn's both come with magnetic tipped drain plugs! I was pleased to note that mine had only a small amount of filings on it at the 50 hours change, and virtually none at 300 hours when I decided to change out the fluid early.
John