Recent content by GreensvilleJay

creatitvely cutting of a 5 gallon plastic bucket might work. I've done that in the past.....

one option, is to have a trailer custom made for you. Agree, no need for a wide trailer, that's why my BX23S hauler will be 5' wide.

Assuming VSD means Variable Speed Drive, it should be fairly easy to 'replace' with a microcontroller and relays. Would have to see the schematic / wiring diagram but less than $100 in parts. Have used 2 speed motors where variable ones were.

Should have asked me, I TAUGHT the ER doc HOW to do it,after he FAILED. Need metal paper clip, unfold one loop, heat up real good, with thumb on knee,foot on floor, jab paper clip through nail. The 'trick' ( the doc didn't know ) ,is to think to jab DEEP,like 3/4 way. 99.44% people fail to jab...

most places it's illegal to sell any trailer over 2990# without brakes. ALL tandems should have brakes on both axles. Also should have backup lights as standard equipment.

I now keep the parking brake in the BH bucket now...... a rock. There is NO way I'll pay $4400 to install $200 of parts.

That reminds me of RAM where the fuse block was underneath the battery. I had to cut my birthday dinner short to fix the 'repair' some 'expert' did ,maybe 10 years ago..

grand daughter's kittycat feeder scared the 'poop' outta me ,when it started talking to me ! Actually she was, from CUBA ! She saw me via the camera in the feeder, then used her phone to talk to me . on the funnier side, it did take video of the mouse eating the cat food.....every 12 minutes...

I am, PDP11/34, small VAX, PDP8I, PDP8E and several LSI-11s.....

Sounds like they power the sensor(s) with a regulated voltage from the ECU and that has failed. Should be an easy fix,hopefully not a costly one though.

grr. I don't want to THINK about that 4 letter word ! hacking on smoke from a fire up north ,for the next 3 dayze.....

yeah '2990', makers use 3500# axles, ,derate the trailer to '2990' so THEY don't have to put brakes,battery, controller, and 7pin wiring on THEIR trailers. You can get brakes on 4 pins with for less than $40 in parts though.

I use my pallet forks as a 'grapple'. have hauled tons of brush, limbs, logs with it. Yeah can be a balancing act but for 7 years it's been easy,quick and cheap plus it'll carry more than any grapple can. yes there is a learning curve but that's no long. I've cleared out/pushed back Mother...

sorry... WorkShop Manual (WSM)... might be at www.kubotabooks.com ?

well what does it power ? owner's manual should say, if not , get the WSM and print out the wiring diagram.