CAN YOU POST A PIC?
I pulled the starter from the 'ol B7100 today. It's been a long time coming and finally wouldn't spin fast enough anymore. While my apprentise was primed and ready for action we moved to the Gator to check the glow plugs. She isn't as familiar with that machine but is highly interested.My helper and I split and hauled a few loads of firewood this morning.
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Good luck, they are mules and want to see what’s happening at the house all the time
Not that it is a big deal but you could use some of the step in posts https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/product/sunguard-ii-3-8-in-fiberglass-step-in-post and the electric ribbon https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/product/american-farmworks-1-2-in-poly-tape-656-ft?cm_vc=-10005 to make them change their habits. Not much money and easy to move every once in awhile.
Question, are all these "please visit" supposed to be pictures?We spent a couple of days at the farm doing prep work on the deer food plots. I have always done my subsoiling with the old 2WD John Deere but her battery had failed so I hooked up to the Kubota. I dropped the shoe down kinda hard and sheared the shear bolt so I grabbed the only 7/16th thing that I could find and started subsoiling. With the JD, when the wheels started spinning I raised the lift arms and continued on. Well the 'bota wheels started spinning and I shifted into 4WD.
So now without a proper shear bolt, something had to give and it was the top link.
Kinda looks like a bent top link to me??
So I grabbed the JD top link, shifted into 2WD and finished my subsoiling.
The welding supply did not have pipe that the cut off ends would fit into, so I used square tubing to put the top link back into service.
You need to take a drilling hammer and a gas axe to that PTO shield. It looks like hell...We spent a couple of days at the farm doing prep work on the deer food plots. I have always done my subsoiling with the old 2WD John Deere but her battery had failed so I hooked up to the Kubota. I dropped the shoe down kinda hard and sheared the shear bolt so I grabbed the only 7/16th thing that I could find and started subsoiling. With the JD, when the wheels started spinning I raised the lift arms and continued on. Well the 'bota wheels started spinning and I shifted into 4WD.
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So now without a proper shear bolt, something had to give and it was the top link.
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Kinda looks like a bent top link to me??
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So I grabbed the JD top link, shifted into 2WD and finished my subsoiling.
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The welding supply did not have pipe that the cut off ends would fit into, so I used square tubing to put the top link back into service.
