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Machinery Pete Found another one in Michigan

Tractor House Not sure how much shipping would be, may be worth the drive to Michigan.

Oohrah! Good to hear! You can never be too careful, trust but verify.

Here's one you could make with a SSQA plate and 55-gallon drum and a little welding. Funnel Bucket

You can download the manual here. Has instructions on adjusting the deck and linkages.

Start with the basics... Disconnect the battery ground from the frame, clean and reconnect. Measure the voltage at the starter when trying to start it, may need long leads or a helper. The battery is good...how did you determine that. How old is the battery? Batteries can read 12V when...

I am wondering - P.O. Box only, no brick and mortar. The address on the website is actually the local US Post Office. Owners residential address from D&B Business Directory looks undeveloped on Google Earth. Searched BEFCO, Prime Attachments, and Power Dog websites for Dealers and Yard Patriot...

Welcome Rob. You should probably upgrade to Vendor Membership so others here know.;) Nice website for Yard Patriots. Maybe think about a small discount for OTT members? I know margins are slim these days but it doesn't hurt to ask. :rolleyes:

Looks like a Kubota makes them.

I need a friend like that! :LOL: One thing I do to any new piece of equipment is change all fluids even if they say it's been done. Motor oil and filter, hydraulic oil and filter, air filter, coolant, gas filter(s). That way I know it's all good and done right. If you don't already have them...

Check with Mountainman, he has a salvage yard in northeast Alabama. Not sure if he'd have mower deck parts or if he did whether he'd want to part with the just gear box of an otherwise good complete deck. But you never know. Mossy Creek Outdoors Www.mossycreekoutdoors.com

If it is the key here's a picture.

Funny how the first bit of it doesn't "look" that steep in your last picture. Be careful when it gets wet. Forgot to say welcome to OTT and be safe out there. Look forward to more of your posts from the mountain!

I assume the "path up there" is what you are concerned about, the brown gravelly looking part of the hill in the picture. 1 - you would be driving straight up and straight down. 2 - your rotary cutter may (possibly) scrape at the bottom going up and down even when lifted, or maybe not. As...

Check out this video on youtube