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I used electrical heat shrink tubing that had interior glue. It has held up well for six months so far.

I have the Kubota 3rd function kit. I hate the hose routing under the tractor and how vulnerable to damage the valve and hoses are. I purchased a protective plate for the valve but nothing is available for the hoses. W.R. Long was a tractor manufacture for many years. You still see Long tractors...

I think I would drain and replace the gear oil and see how muck metal is in the oil.

Strap wrench is the best for not damaging retaining ring. 2nd choice would be Hook spanner wrench. Spanner

FWIW, In one of his videos he shows his 1980's vintage JD 850.H45

We drive old truck axles with flanges into the ground to mark the corners of our property. We leave the flanges above ground and flag with marking tape or spray paint. I also mark property boundaries with the no hunt/trespass purple paint.

I have used Bose QC earbuds that worked great but had to be replaced under warranty for what sounded like a blown speaker. Second time it happened Bose would not replace. Bose stated that the warranty did not re-set when second set was sent to me. I now use Apple Airpod Pro 2 earbuds. They work...

I use Ram mounts on my mower and tractor. These are made for motorcycles but work great for me. Ram

I have a 5' King Kutter and it is still in great shape at 15 years old. My old tractor was 24hp at Pto and it ran the tiller well. Wet soil was a load for the tractor so I would drop down a gear.

Might want to contact these folks and ask about the casting numbers. Kberg They are great people.

This might make the cleaning a little easier. air comb

I use a pump like this for gear oil. Pump

I am not an expert so your results may be different. I have taken classes in small engine maintenance and repair and I service/ maintain numerous two stroke and 4 stroke pieces of equipment. Stihl synthetic 2 stroke oil is fine if you always run wide open throttle and burn through fuel vs...

Look on the other side of the mower deck behind the spindle pulley cover. There should be a MFG plate with model number/letters.

My opinion, I would take the saw to a Stihl dealer and have it serviced. I have seen fuel filters with a slim coating of slime from old fuel cause problems. Carb may be fouled from fuel or carb adjustment could cause problem. Ask about how to treat fuel system for long term storage.

FWIW, I believe Ferris makes the Stihl brand mowers. Briggs & Stratton owns Ferris.

Another possible option. W.R. Long

Orange Aftermarket.

My solution on a 1055 loader.

On another forum it was posted that the loader frame assembly was damaged beyond repair. Loader was replaced at a cost of $7K+.