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The #917 is a clue to its contractor made for Craftsman...Rudimentary search say #917 was Husqvarna.... https://bobistheoilguy.com/forums/threads/husqvarna-made-craftsman-lawn-tractors.298467/#:~:text=Model%20numbers%20starting%20with%20917%20are%20made%20by%20Husqvarna. Typically brake need...

IF you do not have BH on your 17xx move the light to inside of roll bar..... New one is $127, don't ask.....

If you are going to use tractors "power beyond" you are going to mix fluids there is no way to avoid it....... Alternative is you could get recommended fluid for you Kubota and purge the cylinder manually and refill with proper fluid before hooking up to PB on tractor but it's going to be a...

Flip forks upside down, cut a notch in fork that has to much up angle, bend down, weld up notch.... IF working with forks upside down remember up is down and down is up.... Or put a long extension on fork that has to much up angle and try to lift something "unliftable", it will cause fork to...

Same sort of issue and size of "O" ring for my MF 17xx series tractor....

Looking for owners and or parts manual for JD E180 riding mower....

For the moment my tractor lives in one of these....

How about just using plain old cotter pin.....

Forget for a moment the the image below is only for a 2 cylinder valve (yes control block may have many more ports for cylinders) but your concern is probably the "N" port that should supply hydraulic pressure (Power) to 3 PH if you have "typical" open center system... OR ...

"Continuity" is measured in "ohms".... Resistance is also measured in ohms....

Sure you have the correct PB fitting in the new loader valve?....

I use a generic pistol grip grease gun (almost a must with hose) with a "lock n lube" tip... Does everything I need to lube, truck/Jeep/2 riding mowers/tractor..... And yes it takes "generic" tubes of grease... I generally use any general purpose grease.... Yes you can over grease, but it...

https://invertersrus.com/product/lifeline-gpl4dl/ Above is AGM https://www.interstatebatteries.com/products/4dlt-vhd Above is flooded cell

The brakes are wet brakes in transaxle (HST) and only function on rear wheel when in 2 wheel drive. When in 4 wheel drive additional braking action is transferred to front wheels through 4 wheel drive train. Its that simple