Recent content by Lencho

Check the PTO shaft as well. It is really long and if the inner and outer shafts don’t slide easily it could cause the problem.

Well, you do have a tractor. A welder is part of the tools to support it. ;) I made a simple lightweight gate and welded nuts to the T-posts. It keeps our dogs out of the garden.

It is a bit long. I have no problem digging and can dig at idle. Lifting power is what limits me, so I lift every foot or so.

Those are the stock turf rims, I see NGP does not have the stock ROPS.

Weld the hinges to the posts.

Hi ngp, welcome. As NIW says, the end of the arm is tapered to fit. Here are a few photos. Does that answer your question?

Hi Bear, I share your love for manual transmission vehicles. All our cars and trucks are manual and I’m concerned that is getting harder over time to get. However, for a tractor - let me confirm what others here say - the kubota hst is fantastic! Using the FEL or the tiller it is the best way...

It can even vary front to back - my B7100hst has tapered lug nuts on the rear and flat nuts with a lock washer and flat washer on the front. :unsure:

That’s a great idea to heat to a controlled temperature. Maybe run the stove hood next time? :)

Wow, I’m trying to imagine what running for election as site moderator would even look like. It seems a recipe for division and conflict. I appreciate the servant leadership we have had on OTT so I vote no. I appreciate the idea being brought forward - always good to evaluate what we have. Thanks

I think you will be happy with that decision. If you ever wear out the engine you could replace it with a single cylinder diesel...

Really nice! How many gpm do you have flowing through it?

I agree with the 4’ tiller for the work you describe. Another benefit is the counter weight it provides if you have a heavy load in your FEL.

Here it how it looks mounted

Her you can see the anti-rotation plate. You can see it points toward the PTO.