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I downloaded this and now my entire internet is much faster! Thanks much!

Today the ad is for Credenz. It is an agricultural ad.

There is an ad directly beneath the search feature and when trying to use the search the drop down comes on top of the ad. As soon as I type anything the ad opens up.

I have rolled mine twice, once in a ravine and once in my pond. My father-in-law rolled his once, in his pond. Both pond roll overs were caused by muscrats. I now use a 12 gauge on the muscrats. My father-in-law no longer mows close to the edge of his pond.

I have a b7100 I bought new in 1992. I have never been able to get the suction filter out. The drain plug on the opposite side came out but not the strainer. At the time I believe I was using a wrench with a cheater and was afraid I would ruin the strainer so I just changed the fluid and filter...

Looks great, I'm assuming you drive your BX25D across it?

Thanks for the tip, I hope I have not opened up a can of worms.

I never thought of doubling the stringers under the tires, good idea! I have placed four railroad ties on end for my pilings.

I have a small stream in my back yard that I need to cross mostly for mowing with my RZT 50 but occasionally I need to get my Kubota B7100 across. The Kubota has a FEL and the heaviest rear attachment would be my tiller. I'm guessing the total weight would be around 2,000 lbs. My bridge will be...

I am going to install a gauge. What kind of pressure should I be seeing. I'm sure it fluctuates depending on rpm. Since my b7100 has no tach maybe some one can give me a pressure at idle and another at wot. Thanks

Thanks for the info, looks like I will be draining and flushing my cooling system.

I had my radiator out a couple of weeks ago and it looked just like yours (covered in dirt I mean). So, while it was out I leaned it against a tree and used the hose on it. While I had it there I decided to flush the inside. I was surprised at the nasty looking solution that came out. When I was...

By the way, I did stop my helper when I noticed what he was doing but I have no idea how long or how many days he had been doing this before I noticed.

Any tips on how to install a manual gauge?

Around 1992 I bought a brand new b7100 with a 1630C fel and a 4' bush hog and 5' box blade complete with tandem axle trailer for the grand sum of $10,500. At 875 hours the cylinders had to be bored and the pistons and rings had to be replaced with the next size over. I now have about 1400 hours...