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2023 Honda Ridgeline since I retired does everything I need tows 5000 pounds heaviest I tow is my Polaris UTV easy to park roomy inside back seats easily fold up for more room in the back for tools and whatnot. Has a trunk under the bed with a lot of room, dual functioning tailgate makes bed...

I would think if you only blocked a few smaller areas of the ridge vent it not be enough to be noticeable and no side effects you would want to be sure the fasteners are not loose though.

Good point, basically any pivot points in the shift lever wear over time so there will be several wear points. On my tractor the shift lever moved forewared and back plus side to side there was noticeable wear in those pins also contributing to the sloppyness of the shifter.

Wonder if the ball on the end of the shift lever is worn looks like its replaceable. On my International I had to build up the end of the shift lever with weld as there was not a replaceable tip.

If you took out one door could you mount the existing other door on the inside of the wall keeping more snow and water away. Then still bury styrofoam underneath where the bottom of the door is when closed.

I bought a Case DX 40 in 2008 same tractor just red it has the 2 range hydro with the high low button on the fender and loader lever. Works very well for snowplowing with a blade on the front mostly plow in high range low. It has been trouble free I did add a Curtus cab with heat but do not have...

With the mice nests and all not sure what could be going on for sure but my brother bought a new 3350 when they first came out was nothing but problems. He had less than 100 hours on it and the last time the dealer took it back for not starting he said he needed a new engine. Kubota would...

When you say running all the time does that mean with the pto lever in the off position? If so there should be an adjustment you can do to tighten up the pto brake my 350 has a cover on the pto housing with 2 adjustment screws under it for this purpose the owners manual lists the procedure if...

Just an update I took a shot and welded up the tip and shaped it to what I thought would be close looking at a picture of a used one. It took some fitting and grinding several times it now goes into and out of gear without getting out of the shift rails but 4th and 5th seem a bit hard will see...

I have a shift lever issue with my new to me 350 utility when I shift the tractor the lever has extra play once in gear and I have to play with the lever to get it back out of gear at times. Once the lever is in the proper place it goes in and out of gear easily. The pin in the lever seems to...

Thank you I was thinking the same but wanted to be sure.

I believe Farmall was part of International Harvestor they rotated the rear axle forward and shortened the front spindles on the Farmall cub to get the lower clearance to make the loboy.

I have a friend who has a loboy tractor the serial number puts it in as a 1960 model. When I search this tractor I can't find one with a seat like this one has wondering if anyone has seen one like this was it an option or maybe added later or am I missing something in my search?

I looked at what I believe is a 1960 Lowboy it started and ran very well when I drove it and throttled up while moving it smoked you could even smell it but it ran very smooth and started immediately, The guy who owns it said you seldom need to choke it to start it he has had it only a few years...

Like learning about the old Farmall iron from you those brochures you collected are fantastic I grew up with Farmall and International am getting ready to retire and the tractor bug is getting stronger wish I would have looked for and saved that stuff when I was younger. Thank you for the videos...