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Turbocharged D905 engine in a golf cart seems like a good fit! :love:

Yes, North Idaho Wolfman has said many times that they are critical to the injection timing, so much so that even a light layer of ANYTHING between the shim(s), even some dirt on the surface is detrimental. That is why I asked the question...

What method worked to get the oil pump gear off? The Wolfman‘s putty knife method, or something else? OR just applying more force using the set up shown in post 18?

From post # 779: After running engine 10-12 hours, oil still full… [ snip ] …take off radiator one more time, take off injection pump, put another 2 shim under it and use that gasket maker, surgical style when removed, i do remember 3 shims or more that were there, I only installed one...

My old style Gage wheels don’t have grease fittings. But after 22 years, I only replaced them one time a number years ago. I think the biggest issue is setting them properly for whatever height you plan to cut at. No expert here but I set mine properly according to the manual and it seems to...

After 22 years with both my Kubota tractors I have never changed from UDT or SUDT in the front axles....what is your motivation for using something else? Especially if higher viscosity than recommended in the manual? Well I guess you gave an indication of motivation...but unless you have an...

I think if you turn the key to the run position, and then jump the 12 volts from the starter lug, to where the wire connects from the safety circuit to activate the solenoid, that you should be fine. BUT you MUST make sure the brake is set, the tractor is in neutral, and that you can get out...

While a totally different animal, I have had a similar issue on my MUCH smaller BX2200 since new. I have a replacement steering cylinder to install, and hopefully it will correct the issue. It has gotten worse gradually over 22 years... Anyway, I think the wolfman here has said that usually the...

Maybe be more specific? I thought a vehicle generally only had one tie rod...are you referring to the ends of the tie rod? Or?

I wanted to give your post a smiley...not a hard laugh emoji, but a smiley is not an option here... Fried1765, you and Joe share a similar trait! You never stop! :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO:

Granted repainting should never be looked down upon, if it is done in a logical fashion. I was referring to old equipment that is obviously spray painted to make it look good, and done in such a way that the purpose is obvious. To the extent that in crazy extremes even the tires may show over...

I suppose so...but maybe not exactly? Probably better to start a new thread if you have a question, and if you have a reply to an almost ten year old thread, may be best to hold you tongue, as it is likely irrelevant to the OP?

OH NO! I was sucked into replying to a almost ten year old thread again...poor me... I wish resurrected threads would appear in a different color or something...:eek:

I can't remember the term for it, but if you see a tractor that is advertised for sale, or other equipment for that matter, which has obviously been spray painted to make it look good, what is that called? I mean when EVERYTHING is painted, like the fan and fan belt and exhaust system, and...

I don’t think I’ve used the swing lock on my tractor backhoe in 22 years. Might have used it once when I trailered the tractor, but the backhoe bucket was chained down, so it wasn’t probably needed then either.

I have a simple question. If the gear has a key way, and the crank has a key way, and each only has one, how would it be possible to get the position of the gear on the crankshaft wrong? Just an honest question by someone who is electrical in background... I am assuming that the wolfman is...

Maybe it’s just me, but I figured it was RunsWithScissors taking a picture of the friend…😂

You could be right. But who cares? All I know is I have come to conclusions in the past without really knowing why, and I have been wrong. BUT even if you are right...so what? Except that if you are right, too bad for the purchaser perhaps, ...that much is certainly true. But it is all...

Suggest next time you push the rebar down vertically...LOL

Maybe not OLD SCHOOL, unless you attended a different school than I did... :ROFLMAO: More like Perfect School, and nothing wrong with that.... Joe's approach exemplifies the other side of the coin. Hard for some to see both sides. Fact of life. Lot's of people in lots of countries in the...