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I'm betting on a faulty temp sensor.

I bought my tractor from John when he was in oak hill. I was not thrilled when he moved out to Spicewood but it wasn't the end of the world. I have a couple of customers in Marble Falls and drive through Spicewood. The dealer in Seguin is actually a little closer to where my tractor resides, but...

Bingo.

I used to hate to use my brush hog, becsuse it vibrated too much. Come to find out my shaft was bent since the day I bought it.

About the only time I use the brakes on mine is to set the parking brake. I also never put it in neutral.

That $2.50 a day doesn't enclude the cost of another vehicle that you have to have when you need to go somewhere. My wife could easily drive an EV to work and back. But she drives to Nebraska to visit her aging father regularly and needs 4x4 when she gets there.

cool tractors, but without a FEL not really useful to me. I could have bought a skid steer, but a tractor with a FEL and backhoe made more sense to me. Technological advancement is all well and good, but if you don't need it, it's a waste of money.

Sorry, wind and solar are not going to solve our energy problems.

Their. (for the grammar police)

Seems to me it's there responsibility, not yours.

I don't remember when they moved to th IH35 location

I guess Woods was on North Lamar close to the Yellow Rose at that time..

The push for "renewable " electricity has increased cost and decreased reliability.

the only way for this to be a good thing is for electricity to become cheaper and more reliable. As is our power grid is hanging on by a thread

interesting the same way watching a train wreck is interesting. Here's the way I see it playing out. The government mandates electric equipment. Where Sunbelt leased one skid steer, two will have to be rented plus one large generator. The cost of construction goes up. Bobcat sells 2 skid steers...

ls xr4150

suzuki dl1000

honda tlr200

riding a little

Vintage street bike. '96 900ss

my current trials bike when it was nee

I'm a trials rider, and know a few riders with Fantic 240s. I have some TY project bikes and a SWM240. I ride modern.

Sunbelt must be making a shitload of money, to be going down this rabbit hole.

well, it's been awhile since I've looked at an idi. when I worked in the oilfield in the 70s I guess.

I thought about doing that but it seemed like too much work.

another aspect of direct injection (common rail) vs indirect injection injection (mechanical) is the location in the combustion chamber fuel is injected. Indirect injection is what the name implies, fuel is injected indirectly into the combustion chamber and is not as efficient as DI. Also...

I'm not real fond of the phd

for brush style 2

that's not for steering. the steering pump is in front of it.

my XR4150 was leaking there and I was able to tighten it just a little bit and it quit leaking.

helps if you Pull a string and paint a line

mine doesn't click into float, but when I push the joystick all the way forward its in float

Secondary electronic trench

Impact force is usually better than leverage for things that are stuck. If you want to bend something, use leverage.

arthritis makes it hard to do a lot of ****.

in other words. There is not enough improvement from my XR4150 for me to want an MT352.

Ithink the MT is the new model XR kind of

2017 xr4150 425hr only minor problems

Armstrong Ag brush grapple

I bought 11 acres close to Bastrop about 3 years ago. I bought an xr4150hst no cab from RCO. I get on and off the tractor a lot. I knew that going in and decided against a cab for that reason. I'm glad I didn't get a smaller tractor.

not necessarily true, especially on even number cylinder engines. Firing degrees are a function of crank and cam shaft timing. Firing sequence is not always equally spaced and sometimes more than one cylinder is on a compression stroke at the same time.

you'll have to ask RCO tractor. This is what's on the invoice.

gave little doggy a ride

Did some burning myself yesterday.