Anonymous Poster
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Well I won't put in all of the detals but you can see my post "Broken PTO Drive". What ever you do do not use a PTO shaft that is too long for your application.
mistakes using yanmars
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Inspector507
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AlfaRs,
DONT use one thats too short either, it comes apart as you lower the tiller. Don't ask me how I know this /w3tcompact/icons/laugh.gif.
DONT use one thats too short either, it comes apart as you lower the tiller. Don't ask me how I know this /w3tcompact/icons/laugh.gif.
pennwalk
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I suppose processing clothing with the bush hog is a mistake. My wife wouldn't agree, for some reason she hates my hats. She always used to laugh when the puppies chewed them up. Good dog spot/w3tcompact/icons/laugh.gif
Chris
Chris
Inspector507
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Chris a tree branch has ripped my hat off a few times, If you don't stop REAL quick, there are nothing but shreds to pick up afterwards.
Soundguy
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Lets see.. I've never had a problem with the comp release.. heck.. it's hard to even find on my 1700... have to know exactly where to reach to under the dash...
As for differences in the ranges.. there is a special place in my heart for the engineers who did the reverse low and high ranges soooo different....
Soundguy
As for differences in the ranges.. there is a special place in my heart for the engineers who did the reverse low and high ranges soooo different....
Soundguy