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Yeah right, first 50 hrs at UNDER 1500 rpms, sure... Not flaming here, but can you or anyone else on here honestly tell me that the first 50 hrs on your tractor were all under 1500 rpm ?

Come to think of it, I think I have one of those adjustable tips. I may give that a try as a start, among some of the other ideas mentioned here. At the moment, I am unsure if the tank has a drain on the bottom, due to it's current location, (in a barn that has fallen over). When I get the...

That sounds like it would be the most fun!!

Again, getting a pressure washer inside this tank to effectively clean it will be very difficult due to only have 2 small holes in the top of the tank. They are about 3" in diameter...

Correct, it will be very difficult to properly pressure wash the inside of the tank, due to very limited access.

Thanks for the replies thus far guys. Thus is a stand alone diesel tank to refuel my tractor with. It was in one of my barns when I purchased my property. I have already pumped all of the old fuel out of it and can see the crud in the bottom. I would like to continue to use it.

Anyone have any good suggestions on how to do this? My tank is steel and has a lot of sludge and I'm assuming rust pieces in the bottom of it. There are only two small holes in the top to access the inside (fill and pump hole). Anyone done this? Turn it over and hose it out real well. Dry...

www.ezpourspout.com Tractor supply has them as well, at least the one by me does....

I used it to clean and drain my RZR. I also used it to bring some large logs up to my house from the the woods to be split. No pics of that though.

I did the same thing in buying my M7040 over the M7060 two months ago. Dealer said the 40 series was being discontinued. I didn't want any of the new emission BS. I actually got the 7040 cheaper than the 6060 sitting right next to it!!

Very carefully!! Small hands help as well :cool::cool::p:p

BOUNCE dryer sheets work great, and smell better than moth balls. They are ideal for camper drawers.

I paid $500 to have both of my 16.9x30 tires filled with Rimguard at time of purchase.

My window sills get full of them. While it wont repel them, I use a vacuum cleaner or shop vac to get rid of them.

Ok, I was slightly off. Briefly perusing my loader manual I found that the loader and bucket weight "approximately" 2006 lbs with the 72" round bucket. I think i read elsewhere that the bucket weighed around 700 lbs, but am still looking for it....

It is roughly 2200 lbs with the bucket. I remember reading it in the manual; Ill try to confirm when I get home.

Today, i brought home my new M7040!! Looking forward to putting some hours on it and learning some things on here.