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I come from the industrial electrical controls side of things. I have been blessed and have had a great career and have made a good living but do think it takes a bit more when you get to the heavy troubleshooting which I have really enjoyed over the years. I often refer to it as dumb luck...

Unloaded my new generator the other day and uncrated it today. Wanted one large enough to carry my water heater and AC during the summer.

I decided to take the toys down in the woods to heat me up for the day and the house next year ;) Two decent sized red oaks dropped and blocked. I will take the splitter down in a couple of weeks and then haul it all up to the barn for the next year or two's wood. in the 20's today so it was...

I have the Ryobi and agree they are hard to beat. Especially for the bearings that take more than a couple of pumps of grease like the ones on my boat trailer where the design pushes out the old grease out. Sweet!

I painted the tip of mine white to make it easier to find while in the shed with less than perfect lighting....old eyes don't help either. ;)

Don't ask me how I know but the cup holder on our open station tractors is not a good place for your phone. This is what was left of my new iPhone while bushogging around a few berry vines last year. Doh!

This one is funny as the first time I borrowed a car without this feature I was blinding every car coming at me and did not know where the new switch was....:ROFLMAO:

Ditto....I bought one of the 18volt Ryobi ones at Home Depot last year and it is one sweet tool.

I purchased a used landpride RCF2060 from one of the local dealers in my area early in 2020. They worked with me on the price a bit and I feel I got a great value as it already had the safety on both the front and the back which I wanted. I saved over $900 off the retail for a lightly used...

Installed my new battery and put her to work cutting and hauling off some old wild cherry junk trees. Great day to be outside working with the cooler weather. :cool:

Here is the solution I came up with. Much easier and almost no mess. Lisle 17232 Right Angle Funnel I purchased mine on Amazon for about $12 several years ago.

Much like Henro I choose not to participate in the Facebook (Meta), Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn, etc. I do not consider forums such as this one as "Social Media" but more of a "message board". Forums like this one are geared more to help one another and I have benefited from individuals on...

I had the same issue recently with my 20the17 L3901. As soon as the weather turned cool it turned over very slow once the glow plug light went off. After having to jump it this weekend I tried several local places and ended up at one of the Kubota dealers for the same price of what one of the...

Sure is nice to see someone that gives a rip for how they leave a site!

I grew up in a large family in the suburbs. Times were tight and both parents worked while my older siblings were in charge. As long as we were out of the house not making a mess things must be good so they thought. This was at the peak of the rocket race between the US and the Soviets...

Changed the blades on my zero-turn with the help of Miss K and then hit a regen at 549 hours while moving firewood from the barn to the rack. Chilly but good day to work outside,

I will second that!!

Not eh same tractor but if you are looking for a filter to use when filling this one sits down on the fuel fill , Mr. Funnel AF8CB Fuel Filter on my L3901.

I have the 30gallon Handy. It works very well and I like that I can turn the handle reverse to pump the residual fuel back out of my Mr Funnel AF8CB Fuel Filter. .

Load them and you will never look back. I have both my Kubota L3901 and and my FIL old Ford 2600 loaded. Helps with traction and stability. I have had to replace two of the old loaded tires on the Ford and I was able to get them on and off the tractor using some common sense and a cumalong...