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Depends honestly...I have a 1/4 inch grade 80 chain for the little stuff. Much easier to carry and deal with over the 5/16 inch grade 70. Also have a kinetic rope for vehicles. You can use a tow strap, and I do have one, but you need good connection points where there is no rubbing to cause...

Those cheaper belts previously mentioned might be a good idea then spin it by hand to be sure it's running true. If it wasn't a downpour right now, I'd go out and take the belt cover off to see what mine looks like and let you know.

I have to agree with this. There's also 0 tolerance for those belts to move the slightest without riding that sharp edge. I just walked out and looked at my woodmaxx that's 8 years old on original belts, not a single fray. I didn't take the cover off to look at what the pulley's look like though.

Fantastic, thank you!

I use timeline and unread on the app... Hundreds of auction posts all by the same.. Ruined the simple set up it used to be. Agreed, annoying.

I really like side rack set up. Did you have to pay extra for the metal mesh? Mine came with it. Kinda like the look of your tailgate too. Any chance of more pictures including your chainsaw/supplies holder? Really appreciate it. And how is it mounted to the dump bed? I might try something like...

It's nice having zero ads ever. App used to work the way it should. Even got Ibrahim involved. He couldn't figure it out.. Oh well. Guess I can use full browser when I need to post pictures for help. I don't want to detail the OP's thread much. But the browser I idea is good. Thanks

I'm using the app on Android. I'll have to try that and see it works sometime... Didn't even think of that idea. Edit to add... Copy and paste doesn't work in the app.

I will say, my bushings for my quick hitch are used on my flail. Its lift pins go between 2 pieces of metal that hold the pins in. Now if you have equipment that has the one side mounted pins... That other type may be a better option. These would rattle out if the bushings weren't "sandwiched"...

Not sure how many attachments you have, but if you look up... "Lift arm bushing" on tractor supply, you'll see that you need. For my quick hitch, I needed a cat 1-2 and a cat 2-3. Made for the best fit so my attachment wasn't bouncing around. You might be able to buy in bulk of you have multiple...

Bought from them a few times. Always pleased with the quality.

If certain places are going to be so strict on their requirements... Why not just make their own products and sell them "in house" in that area? I could rant more, but I'll leave it at that. But it either ensure their mandates are followed, instead of relying on the manufacturer that produces...

Good to know. Thanks for the info.

Where are you getting panels at that price?

I don't know how to quote all the replies at once, but this place is excellent with info[emoji106]

Only following because this would be great info to know for those times I know what's wrong, and can't find the stupid part...I hope such a place exists.

Less than a month ago I was quoted $12,400 for a Stihl RZ760 which is the equivalent to the Ferris 2200. Only difference is no suspension seat and different colors.. That was the 28hp and 60 inch deck model with a Vanguard engine. They were having a major rebate to push the sales the dealer...

Is it a new machine, or has this just started? I ask because I put mine in 4wd going down step hills. Reason being the back would "slide" down hills on wet or loose dirt giving the effect of free wheeling. 4wd essentially solved the free wheeling effect for my situation.

I had nothing but trouble with that company last year sending me the wrong part, and it was someone else's return none the less. 5 months to get the correct part, 3 months to get my refund AFTER they received the part I sent back. And, they double charged me, causing me to put in a dispute with...

I waited and waited like you. Now that it's built, I can't wait to start on projects I've been putting off for so long. And others that I'll find...

Ok, I figured it was probably just for a hose rinse off which makes sense. I guess my main question is... What cartridges did you use to connect to a garden hose? Or do you have it set up coming from well water to an outside bib then just connect your hose like normal? I'm trying to picture this...

I get water spots from my water like crazy, especially on windows is not cleaned right away. Can you explain how you hooked your cartridges up to a garden hose or pressure washer set up? Thanks

Eddie, I couldn't agree more on the importance of being able to get parts down the road. And about getting rid of something and not having it later for a project. Haha

I will name to give them a call later today. Thanks

None of those fit the current set up... Thank you though.

That's an interesting idea. Got the space, but not keen on spending that kinda cash...

Trust me, I'd much rather replace the gearbox over replacing the mower. But to find an exact match is $1200 nearly, and that's the only one I've found. Yes, that's cheaper than another used mower. But then what if I have issues with other NLA parts? I've spent hours over weeks looking for one...

I've got hills, but not hills that twist the deck side to side if that makes sense. There are areas where the edge digs in, and I'm thinking with wheels pushed farther out, might relieve that issue. I wish I could add pictures, but the app won't let me anymore for some reason.

This is exactly why I'm thinking about unloading/scrapping the Bobcat branded one in favor of either the Befco or the Bush Hog brand. Both are about 2 hours from me in complete opposite directions though. Similar in price, but the Befco one says it's only a year old and he's unloading it this...

Thank you for the input on the bush hog experience. I am going to try and look at both the bush hog and Befco. I think the Mahindra one is out because I can't find definitive info for finding parts down the road if problems arise.

Yeah, I got rid of the air filled ones on my current mower. I'd do the same with the next. So that's 2 positive for the Befco. The most expensive one I'm debating of course [emoji23]

Good to know. Thank you. I see they came with either solid or air filled tires depending how it was ordered originally.

Also located a bush hog brand if anyone has input on that as well. Thank you.

So a quick backstory on why I'm here... Few weeks ago my current rear finish mower gearbox decided to blow up on me and quit working. It's an older Bobcat branded one. Parts and gearbox no longer available. A correct replacement with the proper gear ratio and direction is $1100 best I could...

I'd be very interested in that contraption you have built for another project I'll be tackling later. And I second... What kind of charger is needed? Thanks.

Thank you both for the ultrasonic cleaner suggestions

What ultrasonic cleaner are you guys buying? They have been on my watch list of things to dive into and learn about...

Thank you for the links. I'll check them out when I've got more time.

Patco 014080 is on the gearbox itself. Forgot to include that. I haven't been able to find a thing on them...

I've got a gearbox from an 84" 3 point finish mower that decided to eat gears. It's a bobcat branded mower that's from around 2012. Parts NLA lucky me. I'm trying to find either gears to repair myself, or a whole be gearbox (prefer the cheaper option whichever that may be). What I know... The...

I'm not affiliated with the seller, but a quick search found me this on eBay. Looks like a small hole middle underside. Might this work for your application...

Ok. Just wanted to be sure I'm not crazy. And to speak on the CF Moto.. My one Yamaha dealer has been selling then for years with few complaints. I think you made a good decision on your purchase[emoji106]

Do the math on the side by side with a price...$170.37*52 weeks multiplied by 10 years(120 months). Am I doing my math right at $88k final price? Am I crazy and forgot how to do math? That's almost$40k over the price. Someone please tell me I'm way off on my math somewhere...

Looks like it does what I'm looking for as well. Thanks for the info!

I remember looking for suitcase weights years ago. Gave up because of prices and one day saw a guy selling a counterweight for an old dozer. Got an estimated 1100 lbs at about .25 cents a pound. Probably my best deal ever. So need to take the initiative and make a carry set up. But that'll...

I agree everyone's needs are different. And I'm not trying to make a blanket statement. I was referring to the member I quoted and his hydraulic dove tail was a good choice. But I have driven onto the dove tail, then lifted it, then continued to drive forward. A couple extra steps in some cases...

Hydraulic dove tail is the way to go. Ever since I got mine, my other trailer is used as a back up only. Such a back saver, and it applies down pressure so the trailer doesn't want to lift off the ball (mine is bumper pull) while loading.

I have a friend that has a max jax lift in his 2 car garage. Said it made life easier for him as a retired mechanic to do side work and let him keep working like he enjoys.

I certainly would not go back to the original dealership, especially since you mentioned you were far from home. Not for the cost of a fuel filter anyways. I'd recommend going to your local dealership and explain what happened. It definitely sounds like a fuel filter issue/losing prime from the...

I like the looks of that grapple. What brand, and where did you get it? I'd be concerned about the way the cylinders and held on with those pins with brush snagging them possibly? Maybe safety wire them so they can't get pulled out accidently.

I spec'd out a '24 GMC 4 door, 6.5 foot bed, 4wd with minimal electronics like my '05 out of curiosity the other week. "Only" came to 65k I think it was. Mine was 44k new according to the window sticker I have in the glovebox. So below 100k should be doable.

On my rear finish mower, my idler pulley is out of alignment. I shimmed it up and no more issues. So I would put the belt on, and spin it by hand to make sure your belt/all pulleys are spinning level. Maybe something is pushing or pulling the belt out of alignment...

Thank you

Who is your local dealer? Mine told me they weren't participating a couple years ago. Maybe I should ask again. Been eyeing the 620 up. Pm if you'd rather.

Probably not a good idea, but I can imagine myself out there on my property in this situation, in a blow up raft trying to stand and cut with a chainsaw. Definitely see myself going to the ER with a missing limb or two. Now a solid floating platform anchored to land upstream maybe, then you...

That's what I would do in the creek near me. But I can stand in it and operate my chainsaw. I cut small chunks and then they just float away little by little. But your situation is a whole other can of worms.

I can understand. Power windows being nice for defrost control mainly.

Ask the seller for a picture of the RPO codes in the glovebox. It'll list everything the truck came factory with. I have an '04 standard cab Duramax with the 6spd transmission. The codes is how I noticed it didn't have the G80 rear. But that wasn't enough to deter the sale at the price I got it...

If you're using it for vehicle lugnuts, and general tractor and implement work...I can't imagine it not being enough. I got the Milwaukee M18 high torque a few years ago, and there hasn't been anything I've used it for that it couldn't handle. The only downside was it's size. It was too bulky...

I used tide free and clear. But that's what I have on hand for when I used it on cement.

I got a regular oil stain out of concrete using the laundry detergent method. Involved scrubbing and soaking more scrubbing. Good luck.

Oh, I just assumed red transmission fluid... I'd say that's a relief then. Haha. That stuff is nasty on asphalt.

I've had 2 separate transmission leaks on 2 different driveways of mine. Both resulted in the asphalt slowly being eaten away. The last one, I poured used oil on it after cleaning the best I could. I hoped it would keep the oil more prominent in that area. Now there is an oil stain, but it seems...

I have posted this company before. Ordered from them twice with quality products arriving. The rubber tires were even better the second time I ordered. https://highgrademfg.com/laminated-tires/?arrow=1&dir=desc&limit=25&order=price

He only has good memories of his life with you and your family. Dogs are the most unconditional love giving creature on God's green Earth, and we don't deserve them. Losing a best friend is difficult, but he's with your other dogs telling of all the good memories they share of you.

Auto dimming lights are awful, special where there are jersey barriers in between travel lane directions. I'm getting blinded every night by people that can't seem to remember to dim them. And flashing my high beams does little because my lights are below the barriers like theirs, but I sit...

When I pass Messick's, I typically see something on most their delivery trailers. But hey, maybe they shuffle things around just to look busy too. [emoji23] Sent from my SM-G981U1 using TractorByNet mobile app

I'll keep randomly checking. There were threads doing the same months ago that I believe resolved themselves? And as of right now, just that thread. Thanks for looking into it[emoji106]

Yes. Always logged in. Even tried clearing the cache on my phone.

I get this once in a while, but never think to ask. The only way it'll let me read some threads is open it in a browser. Here's a screenshot of the error I get... Edit to add the thread... Warning signs we are not going to make it.

Been following the thread for a while and I was watching responses. And unless I missed it, as a hobby user myself, I use the working hour meter to keep track of maintenance records and whatnot. I can see a huge farmer knowing a routine to change oil/hydraulic fluid, grease the fittings etc. But...

That style Tacoma was known for frame rust. I had an '01 that had a total frame replacement under recall/warranty. Just a thought...

I know they were testing mirrorless trucks and replacing them with cameras instead. I would imagine it's something along this same lines? These are supposedly designed for the side vs the front or rear at center. And less likely to catch a branch. Never tried these, so I don't have a review or...

I meant look around on the parts list... He might be able to find the brackets themselves. I was referencing that they seem to show the visor is still available, so the brackets may be available still also.

That's the sun visor itself... Look around and you can probably find just the brackets...

Found this on Michigan Irons website. Based it on the dk40se cab tractor in your profile...

I like the idea of checking the spring/or whatever mechanism returns the lever to center. Could it be pulling it towards the lift direction? Ever so slightly?

The black looking one in the upper right of the one picture that looks like it's looking at your rain gutter? Looks darker but still the garter snake pattern. Maybe less light hitting it in the picture...

Being it's only 2 years old, that's not covered under some kind of bumper to bumper warranty? I have a different brand that included 2 years covering everything, and 6 for the power train. I don't have personal experience with Mahindra, so maybe that's not an option, but it's all I could think...

Thank you!

Not questioning you because I'm sure you have the right answer... But am I reading my PDF incorrectly then? Thanks

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$258 a year.. holy cow! That's more than I paid for a permanent registration tag on my 12k trailer

I had looked at these years ago. I'm not sure how price would compare though. They have a few different models are made here in PA I believe. http://extremeroadandtrail.com/index.php

I looked at these and they seemed pretty neat. Off road and road legal. Not sure of the prices now though. http://extremeroadandtrail.com/

I'm not sure if I have same exact version... But this has been unstoppable for me. Starts every time no issue. Remington gas pole saw. I think I paid $130 years ago? Just another option if you were looking. But as far as reviews go...I see a lot of the same regurgitation over and over as...

Hopefully this leads you to some answers... https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/threads/anyone-else-having-problems-viewing-files.462934/ Anyone else having problems viewing files?

Looks like I gotta learn how to add attachments again. I can't even see what I added. Hope it's the right screenshot...[emoji848]

Many time out pages. Some new posts fail to load. Using tbn app. Xfinity 500+ download speed. Edited to add screenshot...

O restriction in Pennsylvania is... " O – Prohibits a Class A driver from driving a truck tractor-trailer combination" That is straight from the DMV website. There is no 5th wheel restriction that I see. Website for full reference...

My small compressor for tires is a California air tools. It's quiet and does a majority of my air work. The quiet is what sold me. But more brands have quiet ones out now.

Thank you very much! I was eyeing the split fire up myself because the back and forth splitting perk.

December 24, 2022 3:15am

Would you mind posting prices and options you decided on? I was looking into those 3 brands last night as they were suggested... Thank you

I looked hard at the diesel version of the CAT UTV last spring, but our dealer didn't even know it existed. They did think it was neat though and then they wanted one. Lol. As far as parts, I swear I read they were made by another company.. Arctic cat maybe? Had a lot of similarities if I recall.

I had my tires filled with washer fluid good for extreme cold. Not sure which it was, it's been a while. Bought it in 55 gallon drum. But I noticed if mine sits for a while when cold, the tires feel like they have a small flat spot. Then that gets worked out after I get it going for a bit of...

I have to tap the opposite pedal before everything gets warmed up. But afterwards it's good. If I remember correctly there's a grease zerk on the underside...

The eBay item looks more like global to SSQA simply going off the bottom pins that JD seems to have for their setup in my opinion...

I noticed that trailer for sale. Not far away either. I was actually thinking about it[emoji23] but I can't justify it. As far as being a steal...had a friend that had a triple axle and said it turned tough and scrubbed fairly severe in tighter turns. Pulled well going straight though.

Are you asking to see a picture of the corrosion/rust? I wish I could, but it was 5 years ago I had my truck fixed I bet. I'm just going off what the body shop guy said when I made the comment..."wish my truck was aluminum so I didn't have these issues.". Then he showed me a Ford with the...

They spray a mix of calcium chloride on the roads here in the winter as a pre treatment I believe. I could be very well be incorrect, but sounds right...

Maybe rust was the wrong word. But when I was having my truck rockers and cab corners repaired... There was an aluminum bed Ford in the body shop for repair. Rust/corrosion, I don't know which. But it was no longer looking 'factory fresh' so to speak. My area gets a lot of pre treatment for...

I've seen aluminum Ford beds that need rust repair when I had my truck repaired...

One fork was able to move the trailer, but when I stepped back and saw the amount of flex compared to the fork not being used, I haven't done it that way since. To worried about permanent damage to the fork itself.

I've heard they were basically clones... Parts even swap in some cases from my understanding.

I've always been curious if the gas models are worth it? Or battery better to go? Use would be limited so it's not something that would get constant use. Ethanol free is all I use in all my gas powered equipment.

Curious as well...I have one that attaches to one fork end, but that stress on just the one fork bothers me. So I'm looking for something more robust. Thought there would be one or more that are simple and in the affordable range for my limited use.

I was curious about that as well. Backing up could bend the lever, but inadvertently pull it into the detent position without realizing it also.

I have never seen safety chains on any 5th wheel. But that is an interesting picture with the damage to truck and basically zero to the trailer...

The first set that I bought years ago from them lasted so long the rubber was cracking which caused me to order more to replace. The new rubber on the tires seems superior now in my opinion.

Have you received your wheels yet? I ordered 4 shortly after recommending them and received and installed. Perfect fit and better quality rubber on the tires in my opinion from the last 4 I bought

I used this company before, hopefully they can help you... https://highgrademfg.com/

Hopefully that helps others as well. They were very helpful when I bought all new hardware and wheels for my 3 point mower years ago.

If I remember correctly, I dealt with this company years ago. https://highgrademfg.com

I recall reading a lot about injector issues on those. Some folks had them tested and found to be the issue. I think someone else had a turbo issue? I only have a CK so hopefully someone with more know-how will chime in shortly...

Are they using a truck GPS? I laugh when I see people at work using their phones for trucking here. Common sense goes a long way... When you have that trait.

Sirius radio is an advanced radio so I get that being a subscription... But watch them eventually charge to have the speakers turn on. Just wanted to bring up a thought I didn't see mentioned.. And of course the blame would be passed on to anything that's not in their control.

So if heated seats/steering wheels, advice features, etc... Are going subscription, does that mean you are essentially renting the equipment that makes that feature work? I haven't seen this in the discussion so forgive me if I'm way out of touch or missed this, but I subscribe to cable TV and...

Gently I'd say...? Ha

Is that the listing asking $39 for 1 tube?

I ran a liberal amount of seafoam/non ethanol fuel mix thru what I determined a partially clogged carb in a leaf blower recently. Let it idle a bit then slowly throttled up and let it run till it was empty. Night and day difference now. You can also take it apart and spray carb cleaner. Letting...

I don't want to hijack from the OP, but I'll into Cabot. It's an older deck. I need to clean and power wash. All old stain seems to be gone. Thank you for the suggestions.

Any brand recommendations? I'm going to follow along since I'm getting ready to do my deck...

Are the Euro hooks on the 3 point Kioti factory, or aftermarket? I know my dealer said they do offer them. Been debating if they are worth it...

I got the M12 because that's all I had at the time.. Now have some M18 stuff too. And for the amount that I use it, it's perfect. No issues yet to date. 3+ years in service I think.

I waited till there was a sale and ordered from here. Lots of custom options. https://www.ratchetstraps.com/

I have a 24 footer that I pull with a GMC 2500..18 stationary and 6 feet hydraulic dovetail. I can also load onto the dovetail for space. It pulls great when balanced, follows my truck turns well, and a pleasure to pull. It is 3k empty weight though so it isn't bouncing around when unloaded...

Following to see if it'll cross to a 2017. Just trying to find something that I can actually see if there is water or not vs a filter that you can't see thru...

Ok. I've noticed you seen to do trail work for a living. I wouldn't deem it commercial quality. But you asked so I answered. Lol. Even after sitting all winter. 2 pulls and fired up ready to work.

I'd say about 10 tanks? I do only use ethanol free fuel though. I go thru my trail and along my yard edge at least twice a year to keep limbs back. And have done stuff at my parents a few times. Minus the one time it got pinched and just hung there in a branch, I can't say I've had any issues at...

Have had my Remington going on 4 years now. Always starts, always cuts. Did leak a little bar oil in the beginning. That seems to have fixed itself. For the price, fits my needs perfectly.

I can attest that those trucks simply just go. CTIS, lockers on all axles, Allison transmission, CAT engine

Clear the cache on your phone and from the tbn app. Not the data, just the cache. Works for me every time.

That looks fantastic and functional. Is that hand screw just putting pressure on the chainsaw bar to keep it from sliding out?

Thank you for those links. I was able to find the one for my generator, downloaded and printed. I got as far as testing the battery locally and it tested good. So the next things will be wiring and testing.. Hoping this weekend, but I'm up to 70 hour work weeks now. One step at a time... Thank...

Mobolfluid 424... https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/product/mobil-delvac-tractor-hydraulic-fluid-5-gal-124788?cm_vc=-10005

That seems very helpful, thank you! This one runs on propane, but I'm sure there's little difference besides the fuel delivery. I'll have to print it so I can look at it better.

Very difficult to read I know... Can't seem to locate my manual at this time. Any help greatly appreciated...

Grs, thank you for all the generator help I see you contribute. I'm writing all the ideas down to tackle this ASAP. I forgot to ask in the previous response, how is it that I can test for a short in that wire that was mentioned? Thank you.

The starter solenoid is what I meant and my brain has been mush after this last vacation with what I needed to concentrate on. The fuse, I believe is 5 amps. Since you have an Onan, what size battery do you have connected to it if you know off hand? Or am I just looking for the best CCA I can...

Good thoughts all around. Thank you. I know I have a manual somewhere for this thing. But I'm pretty sure the plugs I can still read the number on. No pull cord, but I might be able to spin it manually somehow. Might as well drain and change the oil while I'm in there. Ha

As far testing the battery under starter load, I can't with the generator itself. Before the generator even tries to do anything, that fuse blows. This weekend I'll hopefully.. 1. Disconnect battery and load test(battery is close to 6 years old come to think of it) 2. Put in new spark plugs...

Can I test the starter by just applying 12v to it?

Thank you both.. I'll replace the plugs, and check the voltage on the battery. I'll see what my battery tester does in the load test. Never thought that could cause the glass fuse to blow. Good to know that! [emoji106]

My 5k Onan failed to start this past outage.. Turns out the starter fuse blows every time power is tried to be transferred to start it. Gotta figure this out before winter hopefully. Maybe it'll give be an excuse to finally pull the trigger on a 10-15kw diesel generator vs the little 5kw...

Very interested to see if it works. I know I'll grab one if you find out it does work!

I certainly didn't intend it to read that way.. Quite possibly my fault as well. And it is difficult to get a tone of ones attitude thru text and type, I fully understand that. I've worked both union and non union. I just happen to be where I am because of decisions I've made. Glad we're at an...

I'm a little confused at what you're trying to explain exactly, and it's probably my fault. I don't claim to be the smartest or most intelligent. A lot of your posts are informative and I appreciate everyone that contributes in all ways. We're all here to learn. Whether I'm at work in my union...

There is no definitive example exactly I can think of off hand, but you get employees that consider staying long term and with that comes employees that do want the best for the company because they want to stay and keep a steady, good paying job with benefits and perks. They(the employee) will...

Those batteries aren't exactly known for lasting long as well. But first I would check to see if there is voltage going to the battery with your truck hooked up and running. Fuse is a simple place to start as mentioned. If not getting voltage, start working backwards towards your tow vehicle to...

Not a Pete, but auto, Cummins, 6x6, lower miles. It's a drive from PA though... https://www.truckpaper.com/listings/trucks/for-sale/27323545/2005-oshkosh-highland

May want to research ones that do 4g minimum..I read at&t, Verizon will be dropping 3g service eventually in favor of new technology. If I find the article, I'll link it. https://www.fcc.gov/consumers/guides/plan-ahead-phase-out-3g-cellular-networks-and-service * Edited to add link

I have a winch on a trailer and it has come in handy, so I understand your thought. As far as what to look for... Load is one. A snatch block can essentially double the pull weight, but half the speed at which it pulls. I would think the best you could do is keep it covered and clean. The...

Tractor supply around here sells Mobil Delvac for $50 for 5 gallons. Says right on the label..."Also known as Mobolfluid 424"

I didn't realize that the one was a fixed flow. Thanks.. I'll look for the adjustable type

Would you have a picture/link to said fitting? I tried googling, but when you don't know what you're looking for exactly, anything could be right/wrong. That would be appreciated. My dealer actually rebuilt my cylinders because of the issue. Would like to see it didn't return.. And if this is a...

No matter which one you decided on, good choice. A grapple is better than no grapple in my opinion.

My grapple is an open back, which I like because I'm able to see thru so I can better see what I'm picking up. And I like to be sure I have a good grip. I am going to add a mesh back eventually though.

I don't know how to point it out in the picture what might work?... so I'll do my best to describe my thought... Is there any way you can swap where the lift pins are currently with the bolts directly below them, then take those bolts and place them where the lift pins are now? Basically switch...

You really need to pay attention to the latch on the hood itself, and the tractor to make sure they are lined up. That's what I realized I was doing anyways.

We always called them assassin bugs...

I actually watched that earlier this week.. It taught me more than I knew. Always willing to learn new things, especially in a detailed way. Great video I thought.

Zoom in on the grill and you can read..."grillo". This is their link to the Italy market... http://www.grillospa.it/

I guess I never updated. I wound up getting all the pieces, and it installed easily. The one piece on the diagram was reversed, but I figured it out. And 5 to 600 seems steep. I think I paid 450 and that was with the WSM and parts manual, along with the 3 point lever system...

This is how I do it

I kept losing them on my 3 point mower wheels and trying to find the spacers got old quick. A careful loop and twist of safety wire fixed my issue so they can't open. For something that you constantly remove, probably not the best idea though.

That's fine with me, I do my power washing in the warmer weather. Lol

I'll have to winterize mine during the cold months since I'll be keeping it outside. Can I ask what for filter set up you have? Thank you for the info on yours.

Thank you. Whether it be GPH or increasing head pressure to the PW, my current set up can't keep up with the demand and I can hear the pump starving for water. I'll look into that pump and especially a filter

I was just looking at making a set up like this because the pressure from my well is ridiculously low for my power washers. And then my foam cannon is useless. I have the IBC totes. What for pump are you using to increase the GPM to the power washer? I saw simple pumps that I assume constantly...

My tractor is the same as StanB. But I have a clutch I need to depress vs the brake.

United frames are USA made. https://www.palletforks.com/tractors/jd-hook-and-pin/pallet-forks-and-accessories/ua-made-in-the-usa-36-inch-fork-frame-w-receiver-spear-sleeves-and-headache-rack/132255.html

Kioti has an independent PTO on the new models. If you check out their website, it'll mention from a certain serial number on is independent. They older ones are live. As far as importance...I like the live in my 4010 so I can ease into the PTO and then just up the RPMs. Differences might also...

No problem, glad it worked!

Sometimes I need to clear the cache from the app. Fixes the issue everytime for me. Even using the TBN app.

I've noticed prices can vary from the 3 TSC stores near me. So I check all 3 before I commit to a larger purchase.

Looks like the driver is still in the truck white knuckled holding onto the steering wheel with arms locked out...

I have a ck4010sehc... The switch panel on the right in mine has blanks so there might be a plug end underneath and you'll have to purchase a switch to plug into it?

Thanks for the in depth reply on biodiesel. I coincidentally own a Duramax and have switched from XDP fuel treatment over to hot shot recently. I've never noticed biodiesel stickers at my pumps I go to, but will certainly be more aware. Again, great news about getting it back up and running and...

I've been following your threads and that is fantastic news. Do you believe biodiesel was the cause to the initial issues prior to this? I don't even know if we have biodiesel where I live, I've never noticed it anyways.

Try that again...

Here's mine mounted. Had it over a year, maybe 2 now. Hasn't moved since the day I installed it either.

I was confused when you all kept referring to max lift at 59 inches. This is the specs for the KL4020 on my tractor. I'm not trying to sway you to a Kioti, just thought it was odd...

I bought a used bobcat 84 inch rear finish mower this year. I think they were a rebranded rhino? Made in 2011 according to the bobcat dealer. When I got it, the output shaft was leaking, so I replaced the seal since it was cheap and simple. Mowed with it and no leaks. Fantastic I thought. Let...