Egon
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[I find myself changing fuel more often than oil or anything else/QUOTE]
Me, I have yet to change fuel but have had to add to it numerous times.
What needs to be changed the most on a tractor?
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horsebroke
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About the only thing on my TYM T450 I'd change is the LIGHTS. Headlights are USELESS!..
I went to WallyWorld and bought some under-bumper car fog lights - and made some brackets and installed them high on the ROPS - 2 pointing forward, and 2 pointing back - on separate circuits and separate switches. NOW I have some lights that WORK.
The OEM's are worthless.
I went to WallyWorld and bought some under-bumper car fog lights - and made some brackets and installed them high on the ROPS - 2 pointing forward, and 2 pointing back - on separate circuits and separate switches. NOW I have some lights that WORK.
The OEM's are worthless.
BX2230Dude
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My vote on what needs to be changed the most on a tractor: Rim Wax
LBrown59
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Rimless tires to eliminate waxing rims would get my vote.My vote on what needs to be changed the most on a tractor: Rim Wax
RobertN
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[I find myself changing fuel more often than oil or anything else/QUOTE]
Me, I have yet to change fuel but have had to add to it numerous times.
I just finished changing the air in my tires from summer air to winter air. Practically took all day. It is amazing how hard it was to vacuum out the summer air before putting the winter air in!
Egon
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You would bring that up Robert. I've still got that on my "To Do List"
RobertN
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You would bring that up Robert. I've still got that on my "To Do List"
Well, I think I may have it figured out for next time... There is an old turbo pump from a SEM(scanning electron microscope) that I saw. It can pump to 10-8torr; that should work when I have to change from winter air to summer air late next spring.
Egon
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Robert; you may not be aware but I have recently changed tractors. I now have R4's instead of turfs. I was thinking of filling them with all season Helium so that damage to the "Play Farm" rocks would be minimized.
dqdave1
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And those additives that is added to the winter air must have really gone up in price; did you see the difference in the summer air and winter air. ( I did hear that a new government study says we should have spring and fall air also; something to do with EPA regiuations) I feel sorry for the folks in California; winter air causes cancer in that state.
