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Majority of Subwoofers are passively powered, meaning they are directly connected to the battery with large cables, but are turned on from the radio itself. There should be a radio input wire on the sub, and an output on the radio. Run an 8AWG cable from the battery, a 30 amp fuse inline, and...

It's not something at the forefront of my gitrdone list. Only time I even think about it is when the butt leaves the seat while in motion, then I get occupied with other things and totally forget to look into it. Like this morning, have to get a belt off my car to get a replacement, come...

47920 is the correct part for the PTO. It attaches to the side of the seat on the PTO side. The other one I believe that you have is the kill switch for when you leave the seat while in motion. I HATE that switch and want it GONE! Whenever I am trying to line up my forks I have to lean...

Maybe, the thing is how the heck did I get ON their list in the first place?

There is ONE in particular that keeps coming through, its for when every time the Democrats in my state pass a crap bill that costs us more money or lose more rights. WHY? I have no idea I didn't sign up for it, and everyone I get I report, but they still keep coming.

There used to be a product, I think they called it CQ, that would bind Molybdenum Disulfide to metal and was invented during WWII. Moly Black Gold was the product that contained this lubricant, and was a pyramid scheme gone bd, but the stuff did work. Apparently it was used in planes and tanks...

Same here. For my diesels though I run purely Rotella T6. It's also Synthetic and has a great track record with the millions of miles driven with it in use. I normally get an oil analysis with the oil change on my F350 and I have never had a bad reading. It does lose viscosity over time, but...

I have 4 acres of hay with a lot of clover along with a few hundred Lavender plants, and going to add a few stretches of wild flowers. I think it would make for some good bee activity. I do see them around the lavender. I also have a nice shaded corner out of the way to put hives. Its the...

Faulty injectors. Makes sense, when they reach full operating temperature the needles can expand and allow less fluid to flow. I don't think Kubota uses mechanical injectors anymore, so they will be electronic. Fuel enters at a very high pressure and a solenoid pulls up the needle for a...

Something I learned. The bigger the tractor, the smoother it works. I started out with a B2410 for 20 years. Have a 6' King Kutter finish mower on it, and used a 4' rough cut (bush hog is a brand name). The rough cut shook the crap out of the tractor. The finish mower was fine on it. I moved...

Wonder how it will work on an L4060 HSTC. I have a 4 camera display, so adding a camera will be easy. I need to add one anyway so I can see the baler and other implements without craning around. Mirrors are only so good. I have plenty of stumps to remove myself, but I can also hire someone...

Got 300 hours on my L4060 and its time for the hydraulics. What I am looking for is some decent prices on the filters. Last time I replaced the main hydraulic filter I had sticker shock. Are there Baldwin or Donaldsons that can replace the Kubota at a lower cost? Don't bother with the fluid...

Has anyone found anything that actually will fit and stay put in that huge hole on the right side that Kubota calls a cup holder? I gave up trying to keep a water bottle there, no matter what it is, it flops around and winds up behind my seat.

Well, if you do find it, it will be in the last place you looked. I had to replace the cap on my B2410 after nearly 20 years. It split and fuel was splashing out, and could let water in, so bought a replacement. At least if you do find the old one, put it in a rememberable spot for the day...

I found it cost less to replace the dual clutch in my wifes Focus if I do it myself and buy the tools required. Chances of me using the clutch installation tool and clutch reset tool are slim to none, but I got them if I need them. At least the other tools I bought can be used on the farm...