Recent content by NCL4701

Yes.

Woodland Mills lists a PTO shaft clutch disc kit in the parts diagram and list. I would start with them. I haven’t needed to order much in the way of parts from them for my chipper or stump grinder, but what I have ordered has been very reasonably priced. In the case of the one part that was...

Quite possible.

Valve at 12 o’clock, fluid below valve and air above is max fill. The tire needs the air pocket to flex. 100% fluid is wrong.

As a generality, filling the tires adds MUCH more weight than cast wheels or wheel weights. You have to look at the specs for the specific model to determine what the difference is and which is sufficient to meet the needs for your application.

I can still step up to the operator station with a 6 gallon can and rest it on the steering wheel to pour into the filler neck in the center of the hood, but upgrading to a well used, yet completely functional, 50 gallon transfer tank with 12v pump and auto shutoff nozzle has been really sweet...

I sat down for what was intended to be a 20 minute lunch break. About 5 minutes in, the cat sat on my lap and went to sleep, which of course obligated me to a longer break. This resulted in time to ruminate on an interpretation of post #15, which I take to be a talk to text example of why folks...

https://www.etrailer.com/Custom-Fit-Vehicle-Wiring/Pollak/PK12-724.html If that isn’t what you’re looking for, you could buy a 7 pin round plug, 7 pin flat socket, and wire them together to make up your own custom pigtail converter.

https://www.messicks.com/catalogs/bush-hog/ath600-ath720-finish-mowers/figure-listing/base-frame-shielding-ath600-sn-1200557-and-below-ath720-sn-1200896-and-below If you can find the bolt on the parts diagram, the part description will likely give you the specs. If what you’re looking for isn’t...

Spent about 6 hours finishing cleanup from recent storms, mostly leftovers from one storm a few weeks ago. All the trails and yards were cleared and big stuff taken care of shortly after the storm that did the vast majority of damage. Today was cleaning up smaller stuff by the road, pond, and...

I have a WC68 with over 100 hours on it. I like it. No first hand experience with any of the others. That’s probably not helpful. The PTO shaft question. You won’t know if it needs shortening until you get the chipper mounted on the 3 point and do some very basic measuring. The owner manual for...

A large pipe wrench (and sometimes a cheater pipe to make the handle a couple feet longer) is pretty handy for pulling out damage on a bush hog caused by backing into stumps, rocks, largish trees, etc. I’ve gotten pretty efficient at it after a good bit of practice.