Recent content by Carl_NH

As advised above, and Cover Tech has what you need COVER-TECH | Heat Pump Covers | Mini Split Covers for $370 each. I built my own and you can too for under $100 and some time. For your conditions you would want to go wider and have sides so air can get in/around the unit.

Measure your cylinder length, diameter, and pin size and look for one close in length. Here's a link 82980 CYLINDER ASSY, STABILIZER 609, 611 CYLINDER ASSEMBLY 3.00x1.50x18.93 2.25K, STABILIZER - so it appears to be a 3" outside diameter, 1.5" rod, and 19" long? The key is the closed and...

Yep agreed Bobrown as I said a few posts ago. I cut at 4 1/2 or 5 lately - we have had a total of 1.5" of rain in last 50 days and 90 plus temps at least 10 of those days so now we have a desert even with cutting high.

reidg looks like a very good pin to fix the issue. Also, I just noticed you joined TBN 12 years ago, and you've made a total of 2 posts!

I was looking at the motor in front of that with the blue dot- didn't see the one behind!

You have the 4 wheel suspension on the IS800, and this appears the deck is dropping on one side when you turn. The shocks are adjustable (on mine and should be on yours) so make sure they are the same setting. Then the tire pressure could cause this too. You are transferring the weight front...

Baldor 2 or 3 HP?

Following this thread intent, I had 6 pair of Levis's 505's still good, but holes in the knees. So I went to the local laundry/seamstress, an asian lady, and asked her to patch up my blown out jeans knees. Even offered up a pair for the patches, and she replied, it will cost you more for me to...

Winter Deere, you are correct, I have Levis 505's (can't deal with the button down fly either) and wear out the right knee 2x vs the left knee. That's Kubota orange from when I was touching up the snow plow last year.

RustyIron, yes rocks and ledge common here in NE with the glacial till are not friendly to mulching heads or other blades when clearing land. Rough cutting and clearing down to 6" for brush then an excavator for stumps, which then brings up more rocks, then a dozer for piling up the debris...

HD - Some like me bought the Amazon saw, and others got the one from Hockfire. I think 4570 got his from Hockfire, and 2manyrocks, Cloverknoll and I got one from Amazon. My saw arrived tonight, spent 30 minutes taking it apart, and assembling it, yes the sparkplug was tight 15MM, and replaced...

Ya - I did the same and its due here today, then I ordered one from Hockfire too, as the one thats coming today will be a Xmas present for my neighbor.

Are your holes vertical and if so they should not fall out, if the spring is coming off, get a HD Pin like this...

Wow - 3900 hours and the condition it's in is amazing. - it has been well cared for over the years.