Menu
Articles
Forums
New posts
All threads
Latest threads
New posts
Trending threads
Trending
Search
Search forums
Search profile posts
Members
Current visitors
New profile posts
What's new
New posts
New profile posts
Latest activity
Latest threads
New media
New media comments
Classifieds
Media
New media
New comments
Search media
Log in
Register
Search
Search titles only
By:
Search titles only
By:
Latest activity
Account upgrades
Register
Menu
William1's latest activity
JavaScript is disabled. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding.
William1
reacted to
Hoserman's post
in the thread
How do you clean your greasy loader pivots?
with
Like
.
Exactly. Just enough to help keep the crud out, but not enough to attract more.😉
Yesterday at 7:36 AM
William1
replied to the thread
How do you clean your greasy loader pivots?
.
The grease build up also prevent dirt from getting in the pivot. I only clean off where I'll lean/rub/bump against. If... I clean out...
Yesterday at 4:20 AM
William1
reacted to
NCL4701's post
in the thread
Heat Dome
with
Like
.
My wife has been concerned lately because I sweat so much when working outside in the afternoon. Can’t seem to make the connection that...
Yesterday at 4:11 AM
William1
reacted to
JRHill's post
in the thread
"Burnishing" your new brakes. WTF......... Now I've heard it all. (I'm raising the Bullsh!t flag)
with
Like
.
I have another problem with this thread and that is: it is said the brake friction material has to be transferred to the drum. Or disks...
Saturday at 5:42 PM
William1
replied to the thread
"Burnishing" your new brakes. WTF......... Now I've heard it all. (I'm raising the Bullsh!t flag)
.
I was taught, a few gentle stops from 30 to get the pads/shoes to 'mate' to maximum performance. I could certainly tell the difference...
Saturday at 4:13 AM
William1
replied to the thread
New Cars/Trucks
.
These days, first owners, 30K lease, they do not maintain it at all. Turn it in, get a new. That turn in becomes sold as a used car. An...
Thursday at 1:29 PM
William1
reacted to
lugbolt's post
in the thread
New Cars/Trucks
with
Like
.
a mechanic that is worth anything has a reputation for instance I do a lot of polaris stuff, many Rangers it would be easy to say that...
Thursday at 1:26 PM
William1
replied to the thread
Kind of a serious question for my friends in the GWN or any one that knows
.
And... if you comply with the terms of your visa, it gets refunded. A visitor coming for a few weeks does not need a visa. Come to stay...
Jul 20, 2025
William1
reacted to
bird dogger's post
in the thread
Signs of “Bigfoot” sighted in Kubota neighborhood??
with
Like
.
My neighbor keeps a pristine garden planted in vegetables every year. Each spring and fall I’ll roto till his spot so the soil is most...
Jul 19, 2025
William1
replied to the thread
L5240 HST dying, fuel or HST?
.
Debris mass in the tank too, will behave like that. Engine off, it is free to move about on the bottom of the tank. Running engine, fuel...
Jul 19, 2025
William1
reacted to
Russell King's post
in the thread
L5240 HST dying, fuel or HST?
with
Like
.
When it restarts is it able to go to high RPMs and run well or is it like you are getting a low fuel problem? It could be a fuel...
Jul 19, 2025
William1
reacted to
whatsupdoc's post
in the thread
Offsetting rear blade ... should I grease it?
with
Like
.
Grease in dirty conditions becomes contaminated with debris and becomes a abrasive.
Jul 18, 2025
William1
replied to the thread
Tachometer 'Flutter'
.
I always used white lithium grease on speedo/tach cables. If the cable is nasty, I'd remove it completely, pull the inner, flush the...
Jul 17, 2025
William1
reacted to
BX25D Rookie's post
in the thread
Tachometer 'Flutter'
with
Like
.
Back when I repaired cars/trucks professionally, speedometers were still cable driven. When the speedometer needle wiggled/jumped, you...
Jul 17, 2025
William1
reacted to
GreensvilleJay's post
in the thread
Tachometer 'Flutter'
with
Like
.
curious so checked, yes cable driven, so odds are cable is 'damaged', maybe from being kinked or bent too sharp. best to remove from...
Jul 17, 2025
Top
Bottom