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Maybe he could finish up with pergo

Tons of tasks, but the one that puts the most pressure on you is your internet postings about those tasks.

You’re providing a lot of help to tractor owners!

Thanks Dan! I like that flashlight you’re using. I take it kubota won’t be sending you a christmas card this year?

That doesnt make a lot of sense from an agricultural veiwpoint. The whole thing about using glyphosphates was that they had bred genes into crop plants to be resistant to the glyphosphate. I havnt heard that they have bred other resistances into those crops as well. But theres a lot I dont hear...

Jason, fuel atomizes better when an engine is warmed up. Those ports I was referring to feed gas into the venturi when coming off idle and when your throttle plate is fully opened up they dont feed as much as when its barely open. If those are plugged up it could very well be not getting enough...

How good are you at cleaning carburetors? Not a snide remark, but Ive seen lots of DIY,ers that don’t really know what to look for. You very well be proficient but most aren’t. Did you remove the welch plugs so you could verify all the passages are clear? The tiny ports that feed fuel into the...

Uh, different D Hagrid, different D

I think most guns are fine. I use some old Alemites and a newer Mcnaught. Whats more important is to use a good tip. I like the Mcnaught tip much better than the older tips.

Thats sounding like your throwout bearing fork got bent. Or your clurch linkage is way out of adjustment

Its possible your wire from sender to gauge is shorting out

I sure agree about the brakes on the right. Somebody with two right legs must have engineered that one. There’s only one way those brakes work, thats if you have your tractor on cruise control, which doesnt work for any sort of yard or loader work. Maybe for mowing a big field?

When I use a live trap for coons I wire a small 2x2 or so piece of cardboard with a gob of peanut butter about 10” high on the back ‘wall’ of the trap. Thats right near the top. Then they have to step on the pan to get at it.

Most often its a valve leaking internally. If your tractor has a joystick, check that out.

C’mon over. I have a 78 F-150 in nice shape. Its probably a little dusty, been parked in the shed for about 4-5 years.

How accurate is it all? I know that I often substitute a 14mm wrench for a 9/16 and an 11mm for a 7/16” and a 10mm does not work well in lieu of a 3/8. Those are just 3 ‘mistakes’ I notice.

No, he mentioned in one of his last posts that he would be back in a few weeks. He had to get some paying work done so he could continue with the projects. I think NASA called….

You surely must mean no diesel engine tractors under so many hp made in the US?

Interesting article Terry. It shows that you care about helping people help themselves.

That would depend on how deep the dips were and how much of a cut you were taking