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I also strain the fuel through the funnel and really never caught much. The OP should change to a different source.

Here is a thread about wheels: Toolcat Rims and Bolt Pattern Toolcat Snow Blowing Tires Bolt pattern will be either 6x6 or 6x5.5 for later years. My factory turfs are 29x12.5-15 on 10x15 wheels.

You think your medical records are private? They may not be for long: ....is launching a new program that will allow Americans to share personal health data and medical records across health systems and apps run by private tech companies, promising that will make it easier to access health...

Some dedicated snow plows have some slop built into the design. That way the plow can follow the contour and camber of the drive independent of the tractor.

One of the drugs my mother takes for Multiple Myeloma is $250,000 a year. If your doctor decides you need medication, the price tag of cancer drugs can be staggering. Cancer drug therapies often involve a combination of two or three medications rather than just one. In one study, the total...

Check your 13th gen F150 for frame rot (or any vehicle). This is not good.

EZ-Pour has the correct nozzle for a Wedco can.

It has been said for years that high cost doesn't guarantee good healthcare.

It's called preexisting conditions and picking who they want as patients. We were going in that direction before....hence the need for healthcare reform.

This is why some plows have the ability float independently of the loader. That way the loader adds weight to the front tires to aid in traction.

Ram has really went downhill lately then. JD Power now rates them 26th in 2025...ouch! https://www.jdpower.com/business/press-releases/2025-us-initial-quality-study-iqs

....but then, this was only last year when Tesla and Stellantis topped the recall numbers chart. https://www.carscoops.com/2024/12/tesla-and-stellantis-overtake-ford-as-2024s-most-recalled-brandsrecall-story-2024/

The Gilded Age of healthcare is here for the people that can afford it. If the peasants can't afford it, too bad. It is the new normal. In 1873, Mark Twain co-wrote the novel “The Gilded Age: A Tale of Today,” which satirized an era that was marked by inequality, greed, and moral decay but was...

I would first suspect the linkage shaft that goes into the valve may have rusted. All it takes is a bit of moisture and not being used for a while. Keep spraying it and lightly tapping it with a hammer may help the lube to work in there. Good luck.

Ford is having a horrible year for recalls. Breaking the record with only about half way through the year. Maybe manufacturers will bunch all the recalls in one year so they can write them off as a loss? :unsure: "Ford has issued 89 recalls so far in 2025. The year is 53% over." "Ford has...

No, up is the direction all the prices have been going lately.

I bought ez-pour nozzles for all my cans. They had all the different threaded adapters to fit my old cans. They were a bit pricey, but the quality was well worth it. EZ-POUR – Universal Fuel & Water Jug Spout

This guy straightened his cylinder:

Another thread: Bent bucket cylinder rod on BH75......Need Help

This guy attached it to his rear grader blade.

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Yep^^^see if the injector pump is getting fuel to it.

The OP should ask to see the pump taken apart. If the pump has a bunch of wear, those particles were fed through the oil passages and that is very bad.

Way, way long time ago GM had tried the plastic covered timing chain sprocket. After 80k miles or so, the plastic would start to come apart on the cam sprocket. Replacement new timing sets were metal. Sometimes a piece of the plastic would block the bypass in the pump slightly open, so at idle...

The Deere X700 series are built right here in Horicon Wisconsin. John Deere builds five millionth lawn & garden tractor at Wisconsin plant

We have a JD X744, diesel, AWS, 62" deck and the wife likes mowing with it. Dad has a JD X749, diesel, AWS, 4x4, 62" deck, snow plow. Neighbor has a X750, gas, 62" deck. There are lots of those Deere garden tractors around here doing lots of work.

Maybe some people are just jealous that the guy has the money to buy the equipment in the first place. :unsure: 🍿

It sounds like it is the "entitled" dealer that believes customers should accept lies and dirty "new" machines.

I have to wonder if the hour meter was swapped also.

His equipment, with 7 hours on it, looks better than the OP's "new" equipment.

(y) Sometimes a person has to do what they need to do. The buyer is the one paying the fee and the dealer got real lazy. I would assume that many customers are noticing the new way of doing business by this dealer. BTW.. My cousin keeps his rental equipment at his business cleaner than how this...

A pto shaft with a plain u-joint on each end works best if the angles of each joint is equal. So, with the hitch pin near the center of the pto shaft, as you turn, the u-joints will be at similar angles.

Prices are going up everywhere. The pub I go to raised the prices even before the menus could be printed so they hand wrote the prices in. The new menus are out and they say costs are still going up so don't get use to them. It is the new normal.

I had to slowly crawl through this VERY dense drift. The tractor had no added weight or ballast and cleared to the pavement.

Strange....no problems here with fuel. Maybe it is a problem at that one source? I run all my engines dry if they are going to sit over the winter.

Yep, same here.

I never had a problem with my 1999 TC33D. I would change the oil when the engine was hot so it drained quickly and completely. I would think that the hot engine would thin the new oil so it ran down to the crankcase quickly too.

That is the same reason I need to plow BEFORE driving on the packable snow.

The neighbor tried one on his skidsteer and it was not that handy to use. You have to skid the machine around to dump the bucket, then skid around to get in position to dig. You will have a bigger problem on the front of a tractor, not being able to see what you are doing.

Across 233 US cities, so-called “starter homes” have officially joined the millionaire’s club, turning the American Dream into a luxury listing. The price of entry-level homeownership has surged to unprecedented heights in many parts of the United States — almost three times as just five years...

I know one couple that used their diesel F350 to haul their big horse trailer/RV once in a while. They were having some engine issues even though they were not driving it much. The mechanic said they should drive it more instead of sitting around. The other people I know had a big LANCE camper...

I too would fix up the old girl or get a gasser. The modern diesels with all the epa stuff don't like to sit around.

Yeah.....get that thing fixed ASAP. The phasing is wrong, the shaft may be bent, and at least one u-joint that is destroyed.

Be sure to take the time to heal up correctly and do your physical therapy. Many times I have rushed the healing process only to regret it.

A black bear was spotted around here too....strange.

Several years ago I had a big mole problem and would seldom see fox, cats, and coyote. Then, we had more families of skunk and the moles are gone.

Keep the good memories forever.

The chipper only had some heat damage from the Cindertruck burning. What caused it? Who knows at this moment. Someone online said a chipper like that may weigh ~8000 lbs???? I saw a fuzzy video but couldn't see what model Vermeer chipper it was.

In a phone interview with Newsweek, Norwood District Fire Chief John Bockrath said the Cybertruck owner had been chipping wood on a private field. The Cybertruck was towing the woodchipper, but according to Bockrath, both the truck and the woodchipper had been off for nearly an hour when the...

I have never been impressed with the brakes on tractors, let alone the parking brakes. When retrieving firewood on VERY steep wooded area last year, I learned to appreciate the 4 wheel parking brake on the Toolcat. It always stays where you park it. I hope the OP gets healed.

You can't exit the CT after an accident? Not good! The lawsuit alleges the crash forces were survivable, but the Cybertruck is "defectively designed." The suit claimed occupants can't open doors once power is lost and Tesla provided insufficient warnings or training for occupants to have a safe...

Cybertruck tows a chipper and burns up. At least the chipper looks like it survived. Tesla Cybertruck towing wood chipper sparks wildfire in southwest Colorado

What will you be lifting with the carry-all? If it needs to be stronger, the joint between the vertical and horizontal would be my focus. I would think adding a 3x3x1/4" angle the full width in the corner would make a big difference. I use my carry-all on the front of my Toolcat and stacked it...

It is being made for the medium duty truck market, not PU's. " B6.7 Octane The Cummins B6.7 Octane engine is specifically designed and developed for the medium-duty market while achieving 2027 EPA and CARB compliance. https://www.cummins.com/engines/octane

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If you plan on modifying to exceed design limits, be sure to beef up the area around the 3pt lift pins.

The value of the dollar is also down 10% YTD.

The neighbor has six 1/2 tons with the 6.2 in his fleet. He has had no problems yet. He also has a bunch of 3/4 and 1 tons. BTW....the 6.2 crank journals are the same size as the 5.3 and use the exact same bearings. Bad cranks from one supplier can cause quite the problem.

I have dropped plenty of big trees in my life but if this tree was mine, I would let it be. Being that it is partly hollow, dead, and odd shape, let time and gravity do its work.

That belt drives the hydraulic pumps so if it breaks, all hydraulics would be dead. I would suspect the F-N-R switch.

We now have the invasive "jumping worms". Jumping worms | Amynthas spp. | Wisconsin DNR We also have the Asian Needle Ants that have stingers. What to know about stinging Asian needle ants detected in 20 states

Then you have to pick which tread pattern and std or HD.

Starship 36 just went BOOM. (unscheduled rapid disassembly)

I have been wondering where all the debris from the destroyed filters is going. That can't be good for the pumps and HST.

Did you ever figure out if the brakes were disengaging?

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There are bad agents as well as good ones. Just like bad service shops and bad doctors. I have been lucky to have a good SF agent.

My Toolcat is a great compromise between a SS and tractor.

Post #39.....he is not over tightening the bolt.

We pick wild raspberries (blackcaps?) and freeze them so we can eat them all year.(y) Wild Raspberries.

Agree....even install a 1/2" shoulder bolt with the shoulder completely through the hub. It sure wouldn't rattle apart like what is happening.

Tell us about the throwout bearing. Did the kit come with one? what was the shape of the old one? Is the fork engaging the TO bearing correctly?

That is what I was thinking too.........:eek:

There has to be something going on with the gearbox to have these quick impacts stressing the bolt. Is there a missing gear tooth? A bad bearing? Debris getting in the teeth? Stump jumper not attached solidly?

If that bolt were meant to be a "shear bolt", there would be a snap ring to keep pto hub from coming off the gearbox.

The bolt is not being sheared. It is being killed by countless rapid lateral shock loads that fatigue the metal at the weakest point...the bottom thread. I wonder how close a fit the hub and shaft are? There should be no slop there. What actual diameter are the holes in the hub and shaft?

^^agree. That bolt is doing a bunch of gyrating in the hole somehow. ....and why?

Using a 6** type Loctite and a grade 8 bolt would stop this problem. Heat would be needed to get it apart later.

I can see why they recommend a grade 8 bolt there. I'm thinking that bolt is to retain the clutch hub to the shaft, not a shear bolt, as that is why the clutch is there. If the clutch is functioning, something ODD is going on to break the bolts. Take a picture of the pto shaft for us to see.

Agree^^ on the "rattling" marks on the bolts. It looks like those bolts are being hammered from all directions...a lot. My cutters will only show the bolt with the one mark just showing it is trying to slightly shear. The OP's bolts have heavy wear all over them. I'm still wondering if the PTO...

I have been using a self locking nut, snug it and back it off 1/2 turn.

You are in business! Git'er done.

^^Agree, it would be worth a try. Are you tightening the shear bolts or leaving them a tad loose with a nyloc nut?

I have one of the classic Ariens rear drive mowers. I guess after 34 years it has paid for itself. Yes, I have to engage the handle every time but it has been working. I do wonder about front wheel traction though.🍿

Two places to look would be the arm rest safety switch or the F-N-R switch. Both of those put the machine into park and activate the brakes. ToolCat Arm Rest Safety Switch Problem

If you squeeze the fuel bulb (last photo), does it seem like it is moving fuel? Does it firm up after several squeezes? When it is running bad, does squeezing the bulb get it running better pretty quick? Sometimes the check valves in the bulb go bad. The lift pump is right after the bulb. You...

Plugged air filter? Mouse nest in the intake?

All it sounded like was electrical snaps....pretty quiet.

At work we had an open storage building we stored steel in and it was infested with starlings. All of a sudden there were no birds because maintenance installed a Bird-X quadblaster repeller up near the ceiling. I could not believe something could work that good. QuadBlaster QB-4 | Ultrasonic...

The Hyundai Santa Cruz has an 8 speed automatic. Now that the Maverick has jumped in price to the Santa Cruz level, a person should compare both of those.

They had it in tow/haul mode which turns off the hybrid ability. Getting 14mpg towing that trailer and utv doesn't surprise me. That is a bunch of wind resistance to pull against for that little truck.

Here is a good video about heavy towing with a hybrid Maverick.

Entire garden is planted and is looking good. It looks like the Kohlrabi bolted like it did last year though. I read that temperature swings may cause that. At least the radishes didn't bolt like last year.

The self leveling air ride seat is very cool. Watch it in action.

It sounds like the pieces that survived reentry will end up at the bottom of the Indian Ocean. :rolleyes: The booster also crashed and will add to the junk at the bottom of the Gulf of Mexico.

Club Car Carryall 1500 AWD Kubota diesel....... Diesel Utility Vehicle (UTV) | Carryall 1500 | Club Car

There are a TON of EZGO dealers around the country, many with a bunch of NOS (new old stock) parts they would love to get rid of. See if a local dealer can get on a dealer parts database to find those hard to get parts. Good luck!

You complained about the price of EZGO parts but have you bought Deere or Kubota parts ever? I had a RTV 900 that I bought a bunch of accessories for and they $ure did co$t a pretty penny. I'm sure the tariffs will make them even more expensive too!

I see more of the Club Car Carryall products around here. The Carryall 700 has a 6 foot box. Carryall 700 | Work Utility Vehicle | Club Car

The OP is in Florida so there must be many golf car shops down there. The EZGO are built by Textron as is the Cushman line. They also make the Jacobson equipment.

But, all it takes is one parts supplier to cause problems, like in this case.

Units that are included in this recall but don't need a new engine, get a 10 year 150k mile special warranty.

About 900 tornadoes so far this year, and that is about 300 above normal. Lots of people need help.

That is what I'm thinking. I looked at older std. flow Toolcats online and they too seem to have the 3 lines up front.

He made a good choice. My dad's neighbor had VERY steep slopes to mow and had dealers demo their products. He ended up with the CC with the steering wheel because of the ease it did the slopes.

Here is more info on the recall, when you can go in to have it performed, and what to expect:

It seems our tick numbers are higher too. They are even crawling on places that normally you wouldn't see them like the deck and buildings.

Limes was only the start of the tick borne diseases. Babesiosis and Powassan are worse and are coming.

The Nissan Frontier is considered a mid-size truck. The only "small" trucks currently available is the Maverick and Santa Cruz.

It sounds like the new lawsuit is from a firm that specializes in tort lawsuits. I'm sure more will creep out of the woodwork.

I'm seeing more and more of the small trucks and I think they would do great for their intended purpose. (y)

Just one switch.

Here is the test procedure to see if you get an new engine or an oil change. It must be using the knock sensor to pick up issues with the crank bearings.

More storms and damage last night. WASHINGTON—The newly appointed head of the Federal Emergency Management Agency acknowledged in private meetings that with two weeks to go until hurricane season, the agency doesn’t yet have a fully formed disaster-response plan...

The OP is talking about euro 3pt hooks, not a bucket hook.

FEMA has not reacted to any of these disasters yet...where are they?

I bet some suckers believed what Musk said: "That’s a third of the original price out the window for a car that was supposed to be an “appreciating asset,” as Tesla CEO Elon Musk claimed back in 2019."

Only 6k miles and has already lost 1/3 of it's value? Yikes! https://insideevs.com/news/759952/tesla-cybertruck-trade-in-depreciation/

We had a tornado here in Juneau WI and it destroyed a dairy farm. The second half of this video shows them walking the herd to a neighboring farm:

Getting back to the Ford Maverick, the direct competition is the Hyundai Santa Cruz. The Maverick is made in Mexico and the Santa Cruz is made in Montgomery Alabama. They each are unique and have their pluses depending what your priorities are. There are many head to head comparisons online...

I wish I could help but my G series has a different engine etc etc..............

My G series has no small pigtails like that on the battery. The mega fuse has a large cable coming into the bottom and 2 smaller pigtails like the OP has coming off the top.

I agree with CD that this job is not the one to goof up on. That being said, using 3/32 6011 as a root passes and 1/8 7018 cover passes would be my choice. Don't rush it and take time to clean between passes so it can cool a bit.

Here is an interesting video with insider info on the problem (crankshaft) and why they are shifting production.

I have heard that the affected engines were NOT in Camaros. If that is the case, I doubt they were in the Vettes either.

It sure looks like the level is low (who knows by how much:eek:) and the ball is just stuck to the top. I went out to look at mine with a good light and mirror. Before running it too much, I would want to see the fluid half way up the glass!

The guy isn't the only one saying the odometer seems to be racking up miles quickly. Then, how can it be reset to zero with proof (pictures) that it should be at least 200+?

Here is an interesting article about the odometer manipulation on CTs. I wouldn't trust the odometer on any of them now. A Cybertruck Owner Says Tesla Reset His Odometer to Zero Following a Service Visit – Adds “I Bought My Cybertruck 5 Months Ago & I’ve Already Driven It 26,000 Miles”...

Did you reattach the supposed ground to something? If it was a ground, was it meant to ground to the frame/engine, or was it a ground to the cab?

From tractordata site: 540@2550 rpm TractorData.com Kubota L5740 tractor information

Looking at the specs for that cutter, it looks like it has 5" of blade overlap and about 11,700 fpm tip speed. I doubt it would ever achieve a look like a finish mower being that it is a rough cut mower. I find that early grass tends not to cut as clean as later grass too.

There are many different ones and the replacements come with the fitting: hydraulic tank breather filter - Google Search

The range extender option has been axed. Also, about 10,000 units are sitting on lots. Tesla Reportedly Has $800 Million Worth of Cybertrucks That Nobody Wants

Part of the reason I sold the tractor and bought a Toolcat is all the mowing I do on rough ground. I had 1800 trees removed and the stumps were SORTA ground level but some stick up a couple inches. Until they rot, it is a uneven surface. The Toolcat has 4-wheel independent suspension, 4-wheel...

The Toolcat does have the standard skid steer quick attach on the lift arm. I use a snow plow, finish mower, grapple, and buckets on the SSQA. Every maker has their own connector for inputs to control the attachment and Bobcat uses the 7-pin. Electrical adapters are used on attachments with...

It sounds like all the affected engines came from only one plant. The problem is how the parts were machined and the finish. The fail rate for the affected units is at 3%. I'm thinking that the problem is the surface finish on the crankshaft. Maybe some of the parts were ground in the wrong...

The Mavericks here sticker from $32k to $43k with sale prices $30k to $40k.

Using the Wix site, it looks like the #18 has a 8-11psi bypass and the #19 has a 16psi bypass.

I have wondered the same thing as we hardly put any miles on our vehicles. Would the battery become useless long before the rest of the vehicle sees wear?

Being that the Maverick is made in Mexico, who knows what the future price will be. :unsure:

That is what I was thinking while reading this thread.....that is a bunch of crap you are dealing with. Life is too short.......MOVE! Good luck.

" In Wisconsin, auto manufacturers are prohibited from selling directly to consumers. Instead, they must sell their vehicles to dealerships, which then sell them to the public." Why Wisconsin bans car makers from selling directly to public

Agree 100%......... (y)

Do you have the turf tires or the R4 tires?

I traded my 1999 TC33D on a Bobcat Toolcat 5610 and it has been great for me. Shorter turning, cab comfort, suspension, lifting power, and it still has a 3pt. The main drawback is it doesn't lift as high. Plowing snow is great with it. (y) New ones are the UW53.

End of the article: "After everything was said and done, we sold the remains of our Cybertruck to online auction site Copart for — deep breath — $8,000. But, hey, at least our ill-fated Fisker Ocean is no longer No. 1 on the "cars on which we've taken the biggest bath" leaderboard."

The Scout starts at $50k. Scouts always come back

I just saw that in this video. The rear window assy gets repurposed at the rear of the SUV kit.

Instead of a sliding rear window, it looks like the top is hinged and the bottom pivots out.

The Slate comes with air conditioning standard. It also comes with traction control and central weight distribution that your Ranger didn't have. Preview: Bare-Bones All-Electric Slate Truck or SUV Starts Under $30,000 - Consumer Reports "While the Slate lacks many creature comforts, the...

Friday Parts carries a bunch of parts for many makes: https://www.fridayparts.com/catalogsearch/result/index?q=tc33

More close up views:

It sounds like no radio....just bluetooth. I'm like you and don't do the bluetooth thing. Software upgrades for the vehicle would need a device and app to make the connection between truck and tower.

Did you see the speakers that mount in the dash (or elsewhere?) that are shown in the video? Edit About 6:15 in the video.

Many people use their smart phones to get their music etc. You can get the optional speakers that are made to sync to the phone through Bluetooth and an APP. There is a handy phone holder that allows the driver to see the screen while the Slate/phone is synced up.

That substantial roll bar also encompasses the side curtain airbags (and shoulder seat belts) that are mandated for rear passengers. It needs to be sturdy for that purpose. I'm sure the 2nd row seating package will cost a pretty penny as it must pass all mandates.

It looks like the frunk has enough room for our groceries under the hood. That would be handy to unload in the garage too.

Agree with having implements on pallets would be easier. Maybe the OP actually has a forklift to move his equipment around like the title of the thread suggests? :unsure:

Will it be made in Warsaw Indiana? Maybe.... https://www.autoblog.com/news/hundreds-of-ev-jobs-for-indiana-slate-auto-eyes-former-printing-plant

Slate is opting for the more expensive US made battery: https://insideevs.com/news/757802/slate-ev-battery-chemistry-lfp/

Something like this? Fork mount tool carrier 3 point hitch tool carrier to move around 3 point hitch attachments category 1 to 3 Adjustable top link hook for different size of attachments Capacity: 8000 lbs WIFO Farm Equipment | Forks - tools carrier

I didn't make him buy anything. Yeah, a near new MS290 for $100 was a pretty good deal for him, wouldn't you say? I bet I cut and split more wood for him than you'll ever see. :rolleyes: Not to mention the Husky 2100cd that I'm letting him use that he can't start. edit: (...and before that I...

Back to the OP's question, getting weaker with age is something we will all deal with at some point in our life. Several years ago, I noticed my dad getting so weak that he had a hard time starting a saw. I had a nice MS290 that I sold him for an all around saw he could handle. Then, he said it...

^^Agree. (y)

I wish I could get that tread pattern for my Toolcat in a 8 ply 29x12.5x15 size. (y)

Is the sidewalls strong enough for loader work? Agree that they would be much better than R4 on ice.

Maybe it depends where your 3pt and draft control levers are set inside the cab? :unsure: lever to raise/lower 3-point hitch

Other people have been waiting for a long time for a new one.....do they exist? DX33 instrument cluster

A very valid concern. (y) It seems most tractors have brakes that are wimpy when new get worse as time goes on. It is one of the features I relish the brakes on my Toolcat. I can be working on getting firewood on extreme hills and always feel safe. 🍿

Not everyone that cuts pine burns pine in a wood stove. About half of my wood cutting is trimming, storm clean-up, or landscape work and I cut all species doing that.

If you are cutting real sappy pines the bar and chain will be hot and sap sticks to it. When the saw sits, the gooey sap turns hard and will freeze stuff up. Free it up and lube it, you'll be fine. Turn up your oiler a bit and lube before storing the saw.

^^Yeah, lots of heat will be created!

"When’s it coming to the U.S.? Again, most likely never. The 2026 Ford Ranger Super Duty is going to markets where the Ford F-150 isn’t being offered or isn’t in realistic demand for work truck duty. The U.S. already has the entire F-series lineup, including heavy-duty work truck variants. Are...

I found something...there is a VALVE-2 speed and a SHUTTLE VALVE- 2 speed in both the front and rear drive motors. The 2-speed valve in each of the drive motors is shifted by hydraulic pressure through a small hose connected at the bottom of the drive motors. Follow that small hose to find the...

Here is a T595 with the same problem and what fixed it.

I have a newer G series and the manual for it. The electrical schematic shows the switch signal going to the drive controller, then the controller signals the 2-speed solenoid to operate. I looked and looked but couldn't find where the 2-speed solenoid is. I suspect it would be on the...

Online I have seen 3.2mm (1/8") ID and 3.5mm ID return hose. Maybe a quick call to the dealer could get you the right size?

Spreadable composted cow manure sure makes grass grow too.

I drilled and tapped two 1/2-13 holes so I could bolt my puller to the stump jumper.

That is what the neighbor does though the splitter cycles quite slow (BIG cyl). He is way faster busting apart the big rounds with the frost tooth on the excavator.

Yep, I also know a woman that has been a parts person for about 47 years now. When I need parts there, she is definitely the person I want to get the right parts. (y)

The OP should tighten up the tailgate chain so it keeps it positioned out behind the tiller.

Not surprising you are still in playground mode....I gave up thinking that way YEARS ago....grow up.

I did meet a older woman at an euchre game years ago that claimed she was a "Rosie the riveter". She was a good card player and her demeanor led me to believe her. (y)

The two KK tillers I have run were silent. A person has to wonder if there is a missing tooth in the right angle box or the side gear box. With it off the ground and pto shaft disconnected, rotate the tines while putting slight drag on the pto shaft with other hand. You would feel a missing tooth.

Is the pto shaft hitting your draw bar or hitch ball in the draw bar when all the way lowered?

^^agree......50 years later and I've never had all these problems with lug nuts or ratchets. :rolleyes:

This is what they look like. The wires are in the conduit and the water exits the casing 4+ feet down. I think the casing is 6" and most wells are 130+ feet deep. Wells | Wisconsin DNR

It sounds like they expect you to spend a bunch of money to clean up horrible "water" that you pump out of the ground. Maybe that is normal for your area... :unsure:...I don't know. It is normal to us have clean and cold water right at the well. I hope you are able to get that someday.

There are many wells like that down south as they don't have the problem of freezing like we have. I still say have a well person look at it and have the water tested.

I think you need to get a well guy in there to tell you what you exactly have. Maybe send a camera down to see if your casing has been compromised. Find out how deep it is and have them test the water. "no idea. 6" PVC comes out of the ground." That sure doesn't sound like a good well to...

Is the part number 86540851? That is used in many Case tractors and New Holland tractors. I only found used ones that have been sold online. Search tractor salvage yards.

Chlorine poisoning, bacteria and parasites, heavy metals, are a few things to watch for. Also, PFAS from fertilizers in Texas is a thing too. Texas farmers say sewage-based fertilizer tainted with “forever chemicals” poisoned their land and killed their livestock

It sounds like you feel threatened by strong women. #sad for you.:unsure:

An older gal at a large machine shop I worked at worked in the tool crib and was very good at the job. I also know of women pipefitters, electricians, tinners, and carpenters that could hold their own. Then there was the one millwright gal that could go toe to toe with the best of them. (y)

I would like to see how YOU would handle working on a logging crew day in and day out. :rolleyes: :LOL:🤪

The neighbor had a old 60 HP row crop tractor with that mower on it. I think it would be impossible for a 8n to handle it.

I have known many women working in careers that are considered "men's" jobs. (y)

I have run the Bobcat mini skids and was amazed at how much work they can do. My cousin has a fleet of TX 1000 Dingo's at his rental business. Another option is the mini articulated loaders too.