Recent content by Workerbee

I use a metal garbage can with a lid to store the corn, and still the little bassers stash it around the garage. How they get it I dont know.

Yup, keep that one in running condition. Use CLP on it.

Did your return to Amazon cannon work well?

If you are simply looking for the best price, each purchase will require a lot of surfing the web. If you are looking for the best value, just go to your local dealer. If you have any rapport built up there, Id think they would supply advice and technical support, which are rarely found when...

Is it the correct part going by the parts catalog? If so, it should work. If not theres likely different sized ports inside. Are the D1105 and 1102 the same horsepower, bore and stroke?

Lots of truth there, thanks

Next time your gauges peg, get off and unhook the wires from the temp sender and the fuel sender. Dont let them touch ground. What do your gauges say? Then take an ohmeter from ground to the point on the sensors that the wires hook on. What does your ohmeter read?

I think theres a lot of value in that tractor even with a bad engine. I know you’re not a salvage yard, but Id bet a salvage yard could get much more than $5000 worth of parts sold off it. 15 hours, most everything should be like new.

Is it the tie rods that gave way? Maybe repair/replace those in place. With the FEL it shouldnt be too hard to lift it some allowing you to do that work. Also, hydraulics or a winch are much better to get it back up the hill than a tractor using its tires would be. Several years ago we put a...

If you take that cover off the top of the jack you will see that you can remove the handle by driving out a roll pin. You can buy replacement handles. Or cut the handle off by the mushroomed end, Thread the shaft, then fashion one out of pipe to put on and hold it with a lock nut.

Does the pto only stop with the clutch in, but starts up again when you let the clutch out? Thats normal for a tractor without live pto. Look for a pto engagement lever. Theres got to be one on your tractor.

Maybe pull the glow plugs or injectors out just in case theres oil in the upper cylinders.

Why not simply wait till after dark, take a garbage or appropriate sized bag, put it over the nest, twist it off and carry it away? Smash or burn it while in the bag. Thats how I get rid of them.

We had a sears stacking set, lasted about 17 years when the transmission started to knock. We figured we would just get another stack set, so bought a GE. It wouldnt work properly from the get go. The store sent out a repair service and he changed a part, but still couldnt get it to work right...