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I’ll never remember that word, but I will remember what it means here at OTT… ”A supernatural condition where the person can shape shift into the form of a wolf”… Perhaps there’s more to the name North Idaho Wolfman than what we see at first look!

What is the BX23S-1 model? First I have seen that number. I only see the BX23S referred to on the Kubota site...I did see one YouTube video listed that referred to buying a BX23S-1 in Canada. Can't claim to be the best a searching for information though.

GVJay said: "I preheat for 5 on-offs of the 4 ways on my BX23S." I think it means he turns on the flashers before he turns the key to the glow-plug-on position… he then starts counting when the glow-plug light comes on. I’d probably just do 1001, 1002….

Our great leader? You mean the Wolfman? 😂

LOL… I was referring to my natural color, not the clothing covering it. I feel blessed that most men aren’t attracted to it for sure! 👍

Absolutly, I couldn’t agree more…😊 At least about the polishing part. Never claimed to be smart, aside from maybe being a smart a$$ at times…😳

A tractor isn’t a boat. I suggest just using the tractor more more and the question will disappear. LOL… But actually, seriously… I don’t polish my tractors either, but I think if I had to choose between one or the other, I would polish the tractors!

Just to be clear, you’re saying that the tractor wants to creep in the forward direction unless you hold the directional pedal slightly in the reverse direction to counter it. In other words, you seem certain it’s not an issue with the pedal mechanism not returning to the standard neutral...

Now that the tractor is usable, I’d take another look because I don’t think 16th of an inch is enough to cause the cylinder to fall out of the brackets holding it. I think the brackets are about an 8th inch thicknes. I could measure one, but it’s after 9 PM and I don’t feel like doing it. So...

I wasn’t very specific about my actual intentions… I figured there would be a cremation done via the normal route and the ashes would just be buried along with the monument, and the desire would be that the site be maintained no different than if there was a body in the ground…

Sorry…having trouble stopping laughing… Not meaning to be disrespectfu…just appreciating differences between people. Nothing more… edit: my post is probably showing the effects of a mistake I made this morning where I bent (twisted) the dipper stick on my excavator. 🥴😢

Nah…I drink beer so it’s obvious to me it must have been grass that was involved…😳

What’s color have to do with it? Myself, I think I’m pretty much on the pink side…

Wheel weights? 😀 I have two of those brackets and a good used steering cylinder that came off of my son-in-law’s BX23S. Brackets are definitely steel, probably cold rolled, and not cast.

I scanned over, but didn’t read that whole Wikipedia article. I didn’t see a percentage listed there, but it might be. The following is a reply I got using ChatGPT to answer the question. I have no clue if the answer is accurate. But it seems more reasonable than the 90% figure does. ChatGPT...

I thought the blue tablets made the ice harder…

Rather than trying to bend the mounting brackets back by using the vice anvil, you might be better off putting the bracket in the vice, with the jaws holding the section where the two bolts go through, and smacking it with the hammer that way, to bend it back where it belongs, with respect to...

Ii’m not sure about tractorgal’s model, but I know on my son-in-law‘s BX23S, one of the brackets can’t be reversed because it wraps around the stub were a hydraulic fitting goes and it keeps cylinder from rotating under use. The hammer adjustment might be the best since it could be applied to...

Looking at the parts diagram that the Wolfman posted what are the guides that you’re referring to the steering cylinders coming out of? If it’s part numbers 110 and 120, could one of them be loose? Hard to imagine the cylinder would come out of them if they were properly secured.

So they prefer the sound of a standard round?