Recent content by JasonW

I don’t have any pictures although a few years ago now I went to help a friend have a building offloaded from a truck at his rural property. He rented a Lull forklift and I ran it while he was busy with everything else. Well the driver was too confident and buried the truck and trailer in...

Troubleshoot the key switch before replacing it. Always troubleshoot, don’t just throw parts at it.

Top link does not set the height . The lower links do.

The B7500 I recently purchased is like this. Kinda disappointed, but at the price I have in it it’s works fine. Plus the tractor is small enough I just lean over and look at the side of the bush hog. More info for the OP. You want the bush hog slightly lower in the front than the back. And...

Thank you for this almost 3 year thread bump.

Probably not a lot of snow blowing goin on in Hawaii.

Headed to the deer lease. It was a tight fit.

Might want to double check those weight numbers. Seems way high.

I’m a big fan of used equipment when available. Shouldn’t be too difficult to find a used 6’ or even 7’ disc harrow on marketplace, etc. I would recommend one with larger blades. Preferably all notched blades. And one that’s heavy duty. Weight can always be added to them, but if you add weight...

Definitely get one that has adjustable gangs. I can’t say I have seen one larger than 5’ that has fixed gangs anyway. Get one wider than your tractor. The more aggressive the angle is the more it cuts and harder it is to pull, so you can get by with a larger disc than normal and have the gangs...

I would put the money that you would spend on a longer top link and go ahead and get a hydraulic top link.

Based on you saying the hazards make the fuel gauge move. You might have a short in the wiring harness. Check for rodent damage

I redid my entire system back in February of this year. Ended up putting the new tank back in the same location as the old tank due to space limitations. That took extra time to get it out. It took two solid days to get everything done. I do have experience running an excavator so that helped...

I have done it on the M6040 and ZD331, I cannot remember for sure but one of them actually pulled oil into the shop vac, about 1/2 a gallon. It might have been the M as the normal oil level is only a few inches below the fill port.

I have done it on my M6040. I would recommend having another person operate the shop vac instead of taping the hose to the fill port. I would rather not chance it coming loose when the hydraulic filter is not there.