Recent content by imarobot

Very true, but I'd still like to see the physics of why this happens:unsure:

Be interesting to pull the dipstick out just enough to let air in and wait a bit before pulling it out all the way to see if the oil level on the dipstick went up. I would try this myself, but I don't have one of those machines.

I don't have answers to all of your questions either, but I would not go back to a wood stove which I used for longer than I like to think about. Pellet stove does not supply the radiant heat of a wood stove. a pellet stove is more like a hot air system, which I do miss with the wood stove...

That would be my second choice and much cheaper than an escavator

All these suggestions would not be necessary if you just buy the right tool - an excavator. At least that would be my reasoning 😁

Mine has a Koyote on it :)

I have a KMart tractor!

You can also get these at Sears

I'm running out of pop corn 😁

Pressure washing around bearing can force water into bearings

It was a just a joke, I don't think an apology is necessary. Forwarded it to some "hillbilly" friends in NC and they got a kick out of it and even knew what the word "cedar" meant 😆 Can't we all take a joke as a joke, and not personal.

It is something very expensive that is done to a tractor :(

I would try flipping it up first then engaging the pto. If that works, it's a lot easier than trying to get the seat tilted before it stalls out. I don't know, maybe your tractor is different than mine, but this works on mine. However, if I have the mid-pto engaged it will stall even with the...

On my L I tilt the seat forward first then engage the PTO

I named my GPS "Wanda the Road Bitch". She bitches at me every time I miss a turn