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RayIN reacted to CATRAT66's post in the thread Bent Rotary Cutter Deck - Can it be Fixed? with
Good Post.
The blade is parallel to the gearbox and as long as that is parallel to the ground a slight bend in the deck front to rear is negligible... -
RayIN replied to the thread Red Dyed Diesel.Todays diesel fuel might meet minimum lubricity standards, it's an ongoing debate. This lubricity study, though quite old, is still...
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The EPA mandated adding blue dye to diesel in 1991 or 1992 to signify it didn't meet sulfur standards. It was changed to red dye in 1994...
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My bigger concern is the grade/spec of diesel we get. Europe has super clean diesel. In comparison, ours is not so good. Yet our...
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RayIN replied to the thread 8N 3PT not raising high enough?.That kinda sounds like the relief/overpressure valve is bad on the hyd pump.
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Wednesday last I was trying to move a huge black walnut stump(is actually bigger than my 6' bucket) with my FEL and something made a...
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RayIN replied to the thread Friend with GMC 5.3 problem..I bought and plugged in a Ranger on my Silverado 5.3 in 2013 when it was new, only time it has been removed is just before i turn off...
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RayIN replied to the thread PTO Shaft to Gearbox Bolts Keep Breaking!.It's obvious to me the threaded portion is breaking. FWIW I use 3½" bolts, it is a bit too long so I use a heavy flat on each side of...
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RayIN replied to the thread Tire Sealant for Slow Leak.HawkinsHollow, before I'd fill them with leak stop I'd jack up the axle, deflate tire, break down the bead and clean mating surfaces of...
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RayIN replied to the thread How to Tell if Front Axle Bearing is Bad?.Not without affecting all the seals common to that lubricating system.
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RayIN replied to the thread [emoji637] ton Ram-single vs dual wheel?.Apparently I left you an opening and you jumped on it; I was referring to stock tires that come on the vehicle. It's not worth arguing...
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RayIN replied to the thread Tire Sealant for Slow Leak.It will not work in loaded tires though.
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I would not use any tire sealant, better to put a tube in. I did use Slime once on a JD 318 I was rebuilding. I put an old tire I had on...
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RayIN reacted to Engineer42's post in the thread Wanting to "cut" a slot in the ground with Good Post.
A plow coulter would possibly do what you want. Cheap to try as used ones abound. Would also be easy to mount to side of your bucket.
