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Got the torch out tonight with the welding tip so I could have a more pin point flame. Heated the nut after putting a c-clamp on top of the tie rod squeezing it to the knuckle. The nut came right off. The hole seems ok so I put it all back together and put one more washer so the nut wouldn't run...

I found a tie rod end I believe for $67. That might help tighten it up. Maybe a couple more washers under the nut as it's all the way down.

2001 farmtrac 320dtc Korean built also badged LG So I noticed some play in my tie rod end on the right side while plowing snow. Thought maybe tie rod end was worn but it wasn't. Hoping nut was loose but it wasn't so it's oh crap. Looks like the hole in the steering knuckle is worn. Thoughts...

I seen them. I was thinking about cutting an old wheel in half to kind of make one. I may buy a tire wheel combo like marathon and put my roller bearings in.

So the run flats are ready to be replaced on my snapper pro sw30. Running on tire on pavement all the time as worn a thin groove in it. Wheel tire combo is $100 per tire for a new Carlisle Reliance 11x4-5. I can get a couple tires for $60ish but the 2 local tire shops are unsure how to change...

Pulled mine last fall and it was difficult to get up. Must have been silt up to the intake ports on the side of the pump. I assume the silt was suctioning it keeping us from just lifting it. After much fiddling up and down as it would only pull up about 4", it broke free and we took one section...

ANOTHER DOLLAR IN THE HOLLER. Dollar general is ok when it first opens then they have stock sitting on carts from poor staffing. 1 person can't stock, clean, and run register. Another dollar in the holler.

Might could do one of those transmission pan drain plugs that is a plug inside the plug but that would require removing the side cover.

I think my 3200's have pipe plugs in them but it may have been casted thicker for it. I remember the older Eaton transaxles. My first Ferris had them.

As someone else posted, I buy based on engine and trans. Chances are you may be able to sell for what you have in it. I service my hydro gear units with Mobil 1 15-50.

Thanks for replies. Tractor has just over 300hrs on it now. It did have a bad clutch like several have had so it's got a pretty fresh clutch too

Montana is a copy of it as well factory was like a 5040 or 5045 loader maybe.

So the tractor is a Farmtrac 320dtc Korean built. It does not have a FEL on it. For a couple years now I've searched for a factory fel off of another 320/270 and had about zero luck. I honestly don't have any idea where to start about find one that will work. Seen the ta111 Westendorf but not...

Seems like a scam but hey, AliExpress has buyer protection...

They also have blade mount brackets 10 and 12mm https://shop.agproductsllc.com/Products/9495562/10mm-bolt-blade-bracket

This was the email from them, "If you have a 10 mm bolt that holds the blade into the blade bracket. The picture I attached shows the two blades that should work. The black HWG has a tighter curve and is 3/4 inch shorter when rotating which misses certain Yanmar models of tiller on the frame...

Ended up ordering a set of tines from these guys. https://www.agproductsllc.com/ They are a little bit longer and taller but fit and seem like they are going to work just fine.

Wool wax, fluid film, or similar product applied minimum once per year two in really salty places. Wash with low pressure water so less chance of washing it off. This has worked well many. I heat the fluid film and stir vigorously as it thins and gets stiff as it sets. I have a woolwax brand gun...

Wool wax, fluid film + dusty road have worked well but I don't drive anything that fancy.

First time in years it has frosted here in NC mountains in my area in September. Many nights of October have been in mid 30s.

This^^^ . I've been under one and can confirm this is correct. They stick well to hill sides as well. Much better than my Gravely pro turn anyway.

Loctite 242 or 243 for me.

Shop vac works pretty good too. Tried it yesterday. Sucked some wasp nests on my porch. Yellow jacket nest it ground, put hose at nest entrance and walk away.

I'm in WNC as well and seen some black walnuts on the ground here. Though the grass has not slowed yet I'm hoping for an early frost here in Yancey Co. The frost flowers have not bloomed yet. Keeping my eye on them but I don't think they are 100% right. About 2 years ago it was Nov. before the...

Nope here in NC too. I had sticker shock when I seen it. 129.95 for ranger pro or maddog, I can't remember

Here in the mountains of NC in my county specific the code is a minimum of 100ft. Can't say on depth but it must be below frost line. Most water lines are 3ft so I would say at least that. I understand much comes to the surface and is used by any ground cover as well. I was just sort of being...

Water comes up and used for shower, washer, dishes, toilet, etc, then goes back in the ground via septic system. I'm putting it back after use.

They WILL break at some point. Got to work to plant them then work harder to get rid of them. The speed at which they grow and their blossoms must be the attraction but don't be lured in.

Yeah it's still there. I've never been in though. Figured it was a tourist trap and food wasn't much.

Very close to Mt. Mitchell on the Blue Ridge parkway. As close as I live (40min or so) it's a shame I don't go more often. Thumb in the corner, but I go over this pass every day to work. Some mornings I get to see this lake of fog down in the valleys. Phone cam doesn't do it justice. Not a...

Seen this before. Gauge and pressure switch pipe clogged.

Only half has tines. I'd have to move some to other side. I did test it for functionality and I must say a tiller on a tractor is almost cheating.

I can find them but being the tight was that I am I'm looking for the best deal since I won't replace all of them just the broken ones. Be sure of your hole size 10mm vs 12mm.

It was almost free. I does leak at the seals. Top seal at the input shaft is no prob but the lower one is a different story. Didn't leak till I tried it out for about 5min to test function. Lower seal is shot I guess or shaft is rusted and tore the seal up.

Those 2 pics are from a Yanmar search.

The one on the right is the shape I have but the quantity and availability is more prevalent with the left picture

Looks like yanmar might work but slightly different profile and Kubota grey market look to be the closest profile. Definitely the 10mm hole and not the 12.

I honestly just spread Kentucky 31 over my fill dirt then covered in straw/hay. When it began germinating well I added fertilize and lime. I do have quite a bit of clover and dandelions now which I need to address. This was in the mountains of North Carolina so your results may vary. Getting...

I have several good I'm just striking out on finding any. These go down in a slot and a bolt goes through where most seem to bolt on.

I seen some that looked like they might work but wasn't sure. Seems they may be for walk behinds. S tines look like something completely different.

A friend gave me this roto tiller we dug outta the woods. The previous owner used it for a weed eater along a road and beat the tines off of it. Any ideas where I could find something that would work?

Got down to mid 30s last night so I thought I'd try it early this morning. 2nd pull and it fired. Well at least it's fixed.

Working in lawn care, I deal with water all the time being caught out in the weather or forgetting to put the cover on the fuel jug hose. I can always tell by how it runs if there is water in it or at least I thought I could.

So my Husqvarna 525LST started doing the same thing. Dumped the gas from both pushed bubble to clear carb on both and filled up with different gas. Pow, 2 pulls. Never got bad gas in my life and it may not be but that's what it looks like. Seems if it would run it would start.

It's a little different. Tank gets pressurized. When I pulled line off carb fuel came out until pressure stabilized. I get the pssst when opening the cap as well. Primer bubble primes great.

Good point. My cleaner is acetone based and doesn't play well with ABS especially in large doses. Brand new Stihl brand carb giving same symptoms. I did check the lines. Switched them and tried to prime but of course wouldn't prime. Switched back primed carb and fired up with one pull! What the...

What do I look for? It primes well with the bubble.

Yes it does and I'm pretty sure I put them correct but it's as easy as finding needle nose pliers to find out

I was happy. Was only only asking 800 for the mower

I have a gravely pro turn made in 2008. Still serving me well and so is they kawi fx751 engine. Snapper pro sw30 (think ferris) has served well. I traded my late 90s Ferris for a kimber master carry custom 1911 with crimson trace grips. It was still going but one transmission had to be rebuilt...

New carb new plug same symptom. Carb was pretty well set from the factory though. Idles good and seemd to be about right wide open. Had to give it a snuff of brake cleaner to get it going though just like before.

I took the carb apart and cleaned wit brake cleaner and sprayed all holes. I always run ethanol free fuel and clear out the gas nozzle hose into truck or mower first. Always use stihl ultra silver bottle. Once it starts it runs great.

Local dealer has carbs for 44.99 plus tax so I ordered one.

Carb has the bubble and primes well for what ever that's worth.

So as the title says, I have a roughly 3 year old FS94R stihl 2stroke trimmer that all of a sudden became troublesome to start. A touch of anything flammable on the air filter and it will fire right up and continue to start well warm, with one pull. Trimmer runs great once running. Just a...

Moultrie sends pics to a cloud then sends a notification to phone then you access the cloud to view so maybe that's not gonna work for your application.

I have have blink battery powered system and I use lithium batteries in the cameras for better battery life. Furthest camera is about 105' and I would say much more is pushing its limits.

How about a trail cam for hunting. The ones many are using now use cell towers and send straight to your phone. As long as there is cell service on both ends it don't matter how far away.

Don't force it. Get a bigger hammer. Forcing it will just break it.

Teslong has some various models that are affordable. Just Google them.

Plenty of good thoughts and ideas to chew on here. Thanks for all the replies.

And I'm pushing hard. Shank that knurl is on is about 530.

2005-2014 mustang.

There's a thought but it'd be a bear to ever change I would think.

Yes I can get application but don't have that info right now. My current studs work and I use work lightly cause that lack about 2 threads from the stud coming through.

I want to replace the lug studs on my trailer to fit a different wheel backspacing and requires longer studs. My current stud is approximately .542 at the knurl and the longer stud I want to use is about .555. What size should I open the hub hole to? I tried pulling one in and it defiantly won't...

Bull tongue? That may have been the small plow we used to "roll" taters out with and not the whole thing itself.

Welcome to WNC.

Alternators only supply when needed as they monitor the state of the battery. Never had a problem and even run vehicles in series for 24 volt systems. Maybe the voltage regulator went screwy and was like 16+ volts or something. I call bull. I jumped my churches John Deere mower with my F250...

Is OEM your go to clutch? Warrner was what came off. Almost $400 was hard to swallow.

Ordered an Xtreme pto this morning. Lets see how UPS does with next day delivery over the 4th. Hope to see it by Tuesday.

Drilled 3 holes and used a jaw puller. The coil said no but ingersoll rand on the puller said yes.

I pulled the failed coil out with just the upper housing and upper bearing left.

So the PTO took a poo on me the other day and am fixing to replace it only problem is getting it off. I have the lower portion off with the coil part left on. I have used a air hammer and a hammer on the shaft plus PB blaster but cant seem to get it to budge. Pry bar didnt do much either. Im...

A splash of 2stroke oil or ATF in diesel fuel for the tractor and the 7.3IDI. Nothing in gas cause I only use ethanol free begining in early fall. Non ethanol in 2stroke fuel with Stihl ultra which is said to contain fuel stabilizers.

Done the 400 hr trans fluid change today. The spec is purtty close on 9gal. I used TSC premium trans/hyd fluid and a wix 51536 filter.

It just hit me, yours probably does not have a driver module. 03 was last year of Trition truck and that was a change introduced to the 04 model.

Does this truck have a fuel pump driver module? Can't remember which models did.If so those tend to give trouble as well.

Check this site out and find the different models. http://www.tractordata.com/farm-tractors/008/0/8/8085-kubota-l2501-engine.html

After further inspection the fuse had a broken "leg". I read continuity measuring on the top of the fuse through the small hole on each side so I assumed all was ok. When I began pulling fuses one leg stayed in the holder bit the fuse bridge was still good. Odd. Never had that happen before...

Farmtrac 320dtc is the tractor I'm working on. Replaced the shut down solenoid a couple weeks ago after the same problem. Im back to manually moving the lever to shut it down. There is no power to the solenoid so I assume its the (t4340-60242) daedong time delay. Does anyone happen to know or...

Outside or unheated shed.

Most I see around here is -25. I have plenty of antifreeze but hate to use it in case of another spill cause its probably ethylene glycol.

Tire came off wheel and I lost my fluid the other day. The tires have washer fluid for ballast in them. My question is do I put straight washer fluid or mix with water and what ratio? Once or twice a year it may hit single digits here but is often in the teens in winter. Thanks.

While it does not have suspension my Gravely pro turn 252z has been bullet proof since 2008. Blown fuse that was a fluke, flat tire, and needle and seat not sealing in carb causing fuel to continue flowing. I'm going to blame that on the cheapo fuel filter I used that let trash by. That's all my...

+1 on the Icon torque wrench. I got the one that goes up to 250lb just for wheel bearings.

Maintenance and service intervals

I inherited a farmtrac LG 320dtc and can find so little info on them on the net. Not sure if this is the correct forum, but looking for any info I can at all. I have no owner s manual so anything would help especially fluid specs. I can tell the clutch is only about 50hr old after being replaced...