Recent content by Russell King

Chiggers are the Devil’s spawn! They are mites that put their saliva in your skin and then eat the dissolved goo. Of course humans are allergic to the saliva and it itches for days afterwards-and I mean ITCHES! Generally you scratch it too much and then get an infected, itchy spot. They like...

I would try neetsfoot oil assuming that you don’t pick up hot stuff. There is an artificial version or the natural oil from cow’s feet. I would use the natural version since it’s in contact with your hands. Adding oil may transmit heat through the leather much faster-but I don’t really know.

That description sounds a lot like our Brittany/Australian Heeler mix.

@B6000project That restoration looks really nice! What blue paint brand and color did you use?

@D2Cat That is a good looking dog! Is it a Border Collie mix? What kind of dog is it?

I believe this is moutainman’s website that you can get in contact with them directly https://mossycreekoutdoors.com/

Use a browser like Duck Duck Go or use an add blocker. For sure don’t use Safari or you will have problems. The paid membership will also help a lot but I have no idea if it will work without a good browser also.

Aren’t most Kubota oil pans a cast aluminum material? So magnetic won’t work

@Paul Allwood There is a way on Messicks to see what other models a part number was used on. when looking at the parts list the part number is a hyperlink to the price and availability. When on that page there is a button at the bottom that says something like ”see all models used on”. Push...

A few more questions about the tractor problem… 1) Have you used it during the summer time or is it only used in cold weather? 2) Did it run fine in warm conditions? 3) Can you keep the tractor above freezing and use it a few times to make sure it always works properly when warm? Or maybe...

@whitetiger Would the 2HA… serial number be stamped onto the crankcase somewhere? I assume so but just want to know. He seems to state the engine is different so maybe the engine serial number on the block will NOT match with the stamped tag.

When you say the “rpm climbed uncontrollably” did it climb above the highest RPM that it normally can run? Or did it go to the maximum RPM then run until it acted like it ran out of fuel? If it was in a runaway situation (RPM out of normal range) then it is getting some type of fuel from...

The translators on the internet are pretty good these days, that is what I used to get your text into English. I have no idea how to answer your question though since I thought all key controlled diesel engines had a fuel cutoff solenoid. I think the really modern high pressure rail system do...

Since you seem to be compelled to try and fix it since it is out of the tractor the JB Weld would probably work. One other thought would be to machine a steel spacer that would fit over the face of the hub, Glue it in place and then machine it down to be flat. I think I would probably leave it...

Look at this site and search for your loader model number. Then find the valve and get the part number. https://apps.kubotausa.com/illustrated-parts/ There are several different valves that were used over time so three different diagrams and more than three valve part numbers (if I got to the...