Bocephous
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I got some mowing done yesterday.
What did you do on or to your LS Tractor today?
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hks003
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I have never thought to remove the front implement to mow. I bush hog around trees, and it's embarrassing how many times I have had to inch back and forth to get out of a triangle of trees without clipping one with the bucket or mower...
sodamo
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Whether I brushhog or flail I do without loader bucket on probably 99% of time. Just easier to make turns and maneuver. I do have bucket on when I’m picking up rocks snd spend most of that time wondering how I can make something smaller.
Bocephous
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Easier to maneuver, easier to see, and with a field that isn't smooth at all, a better ride.
BBHomestead
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I bought a rock bucket that is about 2 feet narrow of the dirt bucket and can see through it because I always find rocks when mowing!
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Diggin It
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I've walked past it a few times, but haven't sat on it in a couple of weeks. Might be able to mow a bit this week.
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My guess is the top hose, tighten the clamp.... Can you see any bubbling when it is running? It could be the seal around the cap, are the screws tight?
Best thing would be to clean it all up, dry it as best you can, then put a paper towel around the top hose at the base..... if it is leaking... well self explanatory. Repeat the procedure if leak appears lower.
Personally, I would just tighten everything up in the area, clean it up, see if it gets wet again.... looks like it's been that way for a while....
Best thing would be to clean it all up, dry it as best you can, then put a paper towel around the top hose at the base..... if it is leaking... well self explanatory. Repeat the procedure if leak appears lower.
Personally, I would just tighten everything up in the area, clean it up, see if it gets wet again.... looks like it's been that way for a while....
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Diggin It
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Dunno. Just noticed I was going through fuel faster the last couple of tanks, but attributed it to the tasks like mowing requiring PTO RPMs.
Tomorrow I have to play with 240AC for a while and wait for utility and inspector.
Tomorrow I have to play with 240AC for a while and wait for utility and inspector.