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Just take a pair of pliers and rip that little knob/lever on the side out. Then you can push the large lever down and not have to worry about operating that safety lock.

not sure about tractors but the newer ones are probably similar to automobiles. On my 1998 Nissan Frontier truck I had problems with fuel gauge and then speedometer. Turns out that all sensors go to the computer and then the computer sends information to gauge cluster. My gauges acted similar...

That looks like a great tool to have, especially for the older thermo siphon tractors, like mine! I'll be ordering them soon.

Check your 3 point hitch speed control knob - assume you have one under the seat, between your feet/knees. Make sure it is not in the stop position.

look closely at the rear of the mower to ensure it does not already have some raised section back there that acts as the exit. Most do, some are way open, others just an inch or two.

probably something like in this post will be the easiest method. http://www.orangetractortalks.com/forums/showthread.php?t=4145&highlight=temperature+guage

Tightening the nuts will put tension in the stud, that will apply force to the sides of the weight, friction will kick in and hold up the weights, not much shear (dead down weight) will be applied to the stud. On my weights the stud through them is over .5 inch diameter, possibly .75 inch in...

You could easily run a large diameter long all thread through the hole in the weight. Then put a 50 pound barbell plate on both sides and put two nuts outside the plates and pull all the weights up tight. You may have to space the barbell plates out to avoid the mounting bumper on the tractor.

Book is from the mid to late 1950s Spelling in the book is GALT, not Gault

Shear pin bolts should be grade 2 and the shank (non-threaded portion) should go through the complete assembly. Better to put washers on the nut side than to have threads inside the assembly. Grade 2 bolts have no marking on the heads. See this website for other bolt information (if needed)...

Eric - two things for you.. How about wrapping chains around just about anything that doesn't move at the front end? Or building a wooden box to attach to the front weights and fill it full of chain/scrap metal/sand... As far as the weight you have already, you can estimate how much each...

"Who is John Galt?" is a quote from Ayn Rand's book "ATLAS SHRUGGED" Good read for the most part if you can tolerate the interweaving of the philosophy of objectivism. John Galt is the "main character" for her in this book. Perhaps you knew this though and I am just blah blah blahing too much!

not sure which country your Florence is in... There are tractor salvage yards in the USA and I would assume most countries. In USA try West Kentucky Salvage, Weaver or just search for TRACTOR SALVAGE YARD

He has tons of modifications on his Youtube channel, including the thumb/ripper Hopefully this link get you there: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfLqRBaI3DGI6ocVUaN8r7Q If not search this forum for posts started by Wildfire and he has links over to his posts on youtube.

looking at the picture in the manual: Turning anti-clockwise (counter clockwise) is fast (A) turning clockwise is slow (B) turning real far clockwise will lock it in position (will not lower at all) (C) Doing the logic then is A = CCW = fast = open B= CW = slow = close c = CW far = lock =...

Look at this post for some pictures (posted on 7/4) using a receiver hitch to mount a method to hold bar bell plates. http://www.orangetractortalks.com/forums/showthread.php?t=12965&page=5 Then you could have the option to use the receiver hook for other tasks. You would just have to have...

Eric, If you have the same kind of arrangement I have on my L185... There is a front "bumper" where you can mount the suitcase weights. It is bolted onto the tractor frame with 4 bolts. If you remove the bumper, you can add steel plate weight directly to the tractor frame and bolt the...

Go to the Kubota.com website, parts and illustrated parts list: http://www.kubota.com/part/partsList.aspx Then agree to terms.. Search for your model of tractor if this is part of tractor - proceed by selecting the tractor model if this is part of an accessory (front end loader?) select "LOCAL...

Stitchit1 - in the parts list BEFORE you open your parts catalog you can see "LOCAL OPTIONS". select that and you will see all the attachments that go with your tractor. Select the front end loader and you will then get the illustrated parts list for that implement. You should be able to...

There are "erasers" to remove some type of decals. See this link http://www.eastwood.com/vinyl-eraser-and-arbor.html?fee=5&fep=5203&utm_content=37023&utm_campaign=Shopzilla01&utm_source=Shopzilla&utm_medium=Merchant-Centre&SRCCODE=1SE1532# These attach to air drills. If you google "decal...