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Yes, I got both of those items when I bought the truck. I would love to find the engineers and bean counters that decided how and where to mount the oil filter. I would gladly shoot all of them. Getting the filter off and out wasn't bad, but getting the new filled filter screwed on was a ridiculous nightmare. I know that at 74 I've lost a lot of strength in my hands but damn trying to lift that filter and then screw it on with just one hand was a bit*h. I swear it took me a solid half hour to get the new filter spun on. Bur she is done for a year most likely.LIFSHP 28MM Oil Filter... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0F6CLW5ZK?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share
Ibetter Oil Filter Plug Cap Off... Amazon.com: Ibetter Oil Filter Plug Cap Off Tool for Dodge RAM 2500 3500 Diesel 5.9L 6.7L 2013-2018 A Must Have for Cummins Oil Change : Automotive
I’m figuring you already have these Lou? These second one is great for getting the oil filter out without a mess. You may not need the first one for a 25 I guess. I think they moved the underhood fuel filter on them.
I have it all set up and stumps cleaned off, looking at the YouTube videos I decided to install a camera.You got me thinking. I have 40 white pine trees to cut and the tree service was going to charge $100/stump. This Mechmaxx has an excellent rating and I'm thinking I ought to order one. I can use it occasionally in the future also. Pines are all about 2ft diameter +--. Have you used it yet? Seems like a great deal.![]()
I also have four Bradford Pear stumps about 30" diameter.
Deere hydrostatic with 40 PTO hp.
I ordered the one you showed Friday in green since I have a JD. They have a camera on sale also.I have it all set up and stumps cleaned off, looking at the YouTube videos I decided to install a camera.
I installed the camera using magnets today and will start on the stumps Monday.
I have had my LX178 with the 38" deck since early 1995. It is a little beast of a lawn tractor. Congrats, the tractor looks to be in exceptional condition. Picture of mine attached.Bought a small riding mower for the tight spots in the yard to go with my big zero-turn:
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Finished installing my new drip irrigation on 200 new Xmas trees. Ran 4,3/4" inch main lines came off 3/4" with 1/4 line to perforated 1/4" around trees. If I don't have carpal tunnel I do know putting 1/4" barbed ts and couplers is a royal pia. Taught myself a few tricks and learned something.new for if I continue irrigation on future trees. Any questions feel free to ask id be happy to tell you my experiences for first time drip irrigation installation. Initial test at end of 3/4" using perforated tree ring line put almost 2 quarts of water in a bucket in 25 mins to give me an idea what the shallow well can do and feeder lines can dispense.Drip irrigation arrived today, for a small test plot of approx 200 evergreens. To combat new tree die off. Before I plant this fall, Most likely caused by lack of water. I shall see. Looking forward to learning something new. Insight and Tips by experienced irrigation folks is appreciated.
I went out to see how much of a PITA it is to look around to operate and immediately went back inside to find a BU camera system and magnets I just happened to have on hand for another project. Installed Sat.I will start stump grinding on Monday.I ordered the one you showed Friday in green since I have a JD. They have a camera on sale also.Maybe I should add to order...![]()