Recent content by John T

Finally ran electric out to the pond.... No more stenchin cords... Whoppie :cool: 2 OSHA inspectors on the job... just in case I dug up anything tasty to eat. Thanks Tommy for loaning me the bucket. Before I give it back IMA trace out a couple templates to make my own... (someday) got...

I'd love to someday see pictures of these escapades...

The Cone of Shame.

Always have an extra set of glasses handy.

Don't forget the dead fish handshake.

Good thing she didn't text you... You would've had a hard time figuring out BTW, IDK, LMK or COB :LOL::ROFLMAO: Heres a cheat sheet just in case... ( JIC ) By the way I don't know let me know Close of business

No, I do not check for pin holes. I just blow it out gently with air. I'm not in an extremely dusty environment... stock filter is all I run. However I have seen an aftermarket inner/outer filter available.

never done it on the bota deck but mower spindles are all pretty much the same and basic. remove the 4 bolts/remove spindle work on it on a bench. usually use a hammer and a drift to knock out the old bearings and tap in new ones.. might be seals in there also.... check Messicks for the...

One of the reasons for owning a tractor is so you don't have to pick things up anymore.

yep. I blow out the filter and Gizmatchi after every cut. along with the steel radiator screen.

spindle bearing.

They are actually not yellow... They are Clear. They only look yellow when the nurse comes to empty it.

Thats what I would do. They can probably bend up some tubing to route it under the tractor and kick it out by the front tire or wherever. I'm sure it's an oddball size pipe coming off the muffler but I'm sure they can fab something up without making it look hillbilly. No offense to...

Personally I wouldn't want to lift anything heavy with that setup. Too much pressure on the hook mounting tab and the hook itself. It would have been a better design to rotate it and have the hook hang down normally. MSHA would not approve... :ROFLMAO: