Recent content by Gregster613

Aggie66, On my Woods shredder I just measured the length, height, & thickness of the old one and bought a roll of used conveyer belting to make replacements with. It's been holding up fine so far and I have enough left over that I can easily make any needed replacements as the need arises...

I do the same thing as K5lwq and have never had any pressure build up problems.

NurseFarmer, I don't have that tiller but the piece in your hands sure looks like a broken piece of friction plate from the slip clutch. Should be an easy replacement part if you have a dealer somewhere.

Jg1, If all you need is the seal, it'd probably be cheapest to just do that. Take it apart, get the numbers off the old seal and match it up to a universal replacement. seems a lot cheaper than 250 - 300 dollars - unless you actually need the whole assembly?

Yeah and I'd help you drink it Willy (with a shot or two of hard stuff) ... This subject line has me wondering to!! Are parts wanted or what?

That's sure a nice set-up! Did you create this on your own or was it able to be pieced together by buying the separate components? That roller shoot is sure impressive!

Shooterdon, I have no doubts at all, but I'd sure like to see how that 250 bed looks as it's up to dump. It looks in the picture as a regular truck bed looks - not as an dump insert. Curious as to how it dumps?

Ken, It's been several years since I changed out both of mine and I don't know how different the 293 is from the 273; but...the hardest part for me was that the ROP had to be removed from the tractor. It's heavy and awkward to handle alone. Other than that, the service manual shows all of...

YoungElder, I'm not exactly clear on this subject but I'd tend to agree with you. My 273 has one main pump that provides both the steering and hydraulic pressure; thus I'd "assume" that if stationary and not using the steering, one would have "full flow" of the pump to power implements. But...

That's a "sweet" looking 1986, and now dressed for going out! Looks just fine! Great job overall.

Dave, Now that shows the sign of a "top-knotch" dealership!! Kudos to you and I wish there were more like you!

I hope you "do" realize I was only joking about the cookies!?

HayDude, Like the others I love seeing your pictures and explanations of the area!! You must have felt like Santa bringing a gift of food to those hungry animals, and I'm sure they left you some round, hard cookies - which I hope you "didn't" eat! Hope you got back in time to enjoy your X-mas eve.

Haydude, Isn't that "always" the first thing that happens with a "new" toolbox?! That's always happened to me! Fill-em-up and Now what?? Whoops

Disney, I feel your anguish--I too--have often found myself wondering ,,,, Is it worth it?? Unless you get extremely lucky and bump up against another owner of this exact item; you're going to have to bite the bullet and just buy it to see! Please just come back and tell us the results...