Recent content by Henro

interesting. Your before pictures also do not show any bare fresh metal...Final fix seems to be good though...

What I wonder about is that the OP's photos do not seem to show fresh shiny metal...looks like the surfaces are rusty brown. I could be missing something here for sure. What is the message there? Something was broken for a while and just noticed? My inexperienced eye is unable to determine if...

Well...I guess got the "Imitation" part right! LOL

Ten years later it was a different kind of imitation tobacco... :ROFLMAO:

While I understand the opinions expressed, I think the conclusion is a bit of a stretch...

Chinese not Japanese...just for the record...:)

The JB Weld idea gave me a LMAO moment, but thinking about it, MAYBE if you gobbed it on real good, all around the tubing, after cleaning the tubing REALLY WELL, with a stroke of luck it might work! Who knows...I doubt it but have been wrong before. If you do try it please do report back...

What happened to "I told you what it was, and you accepted it. It's your problem now, if it is a problem..."

Might even be time to change his name to Wolfbait... :ROFLMAO:

No, I just mean it sounds like it is...been doing that for 22 years now.

I take it you mean an RFM as your mower? All I can add is that initially I had 1.5 acres and bought a RFM for my B2910, and while it worked well, it did not work well for cutting CLOSE to something like a fence, or cutting around the edge of my small pond, about 80 by 50 feet or so in size...

I just hope this is not the tip of the iceberg...

Perhaps a crazy idea… But… Have you considered just talking to each other?

I think the Wolfman meant type of tire not size of tire. For example, with my R4 tires, ladder chains fell mostly between the lugs and were not that great, but better than nothing...

I foam filled the front tires on my B2910 22 years ago, and the four tires on my BX maybe 18 years ago. At the time I asked the question about replacing tires in the future. The answer I got was we just cut the old tire off and install a new tire. Did not sound like a big deal to them...more...