Recent content by jonsstihl

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I just bought 2X2 that are 1200lbs for 30$ CAD. the 2X4 blocks are 40$ 3600lbs makes more sense. concrete is around 150lbs per cubic foot

that is definitely some debris and the fact that is does it only going uphill could be bacause load increases but it could also be debris moving in a single direction. how close are you to your valve adjustment interval because the tank should come out for that. that would give you the chance...

Congrats on the saw mill I find it easier to be gentle with the forks than my grapple. just drop the forks in between two bunks and the log just ends up on the bunks. if you tilt the forks it gets hard to control the rolling speed of the log.

the PXPL technically can clear snow while driving forward but its main use is to be able to pull snow away from building much closer and without leaving build up behind. I can clear a few inches driving forward but more than six inches and longer than 10 feet doesn't really work efficiently...

If you want to really invest in a snowblower and need less precision in where the snow actually goes. they make models with a rotating drum that bypasses the discharge chute. I have never run one but my dealer says its like having twice the horsepower when the chute is bypassed.

I run an 80 inch PXPL on my 4740 and have no problems but good thing it is HST. wet heavy snow above 12 inches will be a problem but I think it would be a problem with any width. you can always take half passes once you get one width cleared.

My John deere X758 shuts off the PTO when it gets too hot. That gets your attention real quick. then you glance at the gauges and realize its a little hot. then You look at the radiator screens and realize they are covered in dandilion seeds. a scary problem that is an easy fix.

where are you sourcing your kubota filters? Amazon..... or a reputable dealer that would not keep old stock.

It's a grass runway for aircraft to take off and land on, there better not be any animals grazing on it ;) hope its not corrosive. maybe keep traffic off of it until it dries

I don't think it is a gear pump so the flow will not be steady you should get pulses of fuel due to the design of the pump.

apparently a clothes pin works but I haven't tried it yet.

b3350 and gr20/gr21 series. thats two strikes for Kubota. My condolences. my though was that zero turns were not very good at hilly terrain. I love my x758 with a bagger but I definitely mow over grass twice when doing all the turns around my place.

thats roughly 250kg more capacity which converts to 550 lbs. thats a lot more capacity, like almost 50% more, but If you can make do without, 15,000$ is a lot of money and can buy some nice attachments i've maxed out my la854 on my L4740 but that was with pallets of stone. most logs don't max...

Sorry I didn't mean to turn the thread into a safety police war. I don't see anything wrong with a kid on the operating station on non technical parts of the Lawn. Some of my best memories of my childhood are on my dads lap on the John Deere 285 in the early 90's mowing the lawn. common sense...