Looking4new
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DO NOT use 4wheel drive on bare dry pavement.
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Tips, tricks or any info on new to me dk40se hydro
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Thanks for all the the info . Good things to know . Did some bush hog work the other day and I love this thing
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Good to hear!
I've found recently that if I keep my ground speed slow, even in medium range, and adjust my RPM according to the terrain and type of stuff I'm cutting anywhere from 2000-PTO RPM of 2500 that I get good results when hoggin'
OP
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Thanks I was in medium at about 2200 rpms and seemed about right
Looking4new
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If you are running a PTO powered implement then jack the RPM's up to the little triangle on the tachometer.
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If you park it inside a barn, lift the hood and leave it up. Mice seem to really enjoy Kioti wiring insulation.
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Exactly.
Can, but not necessary, unless one needs all the RPMs to do the cutting needed. Then of course use them.
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Exactly.
Can, but not necessary, unless one needs all the RPMs to do the cutting needed. Then of course use them.
GMIslander
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If you cannot find the hood release keep looking it's just shoved up tight to the frame.
I thought that box was for an emergency pint, tools in the cab.
I thought that box was for an emergency pint, tools in the cab.
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Next ?? I lost a pin that is in the adj stabilizer it has a coter pin on bottom and I believe a rubber washer on top maybe on bottom too . Each stabilizer has 2 pin one in on a chain I believe I did not loose the one with the chain . Where is best place to look for these if need to I can take a pic of it ( prob be upside down) I went to a couple hard ware stores and found something to work til I can get a few of the real ones . Was hoping to stay away from dealer , prob be paying triple