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That's not going to happen. Warranty is not going to replace parts that aren't broken. The dealer would not look forward to working with a customer that expects service like that....in my opinion.

Look for a button on the collar that you push in for it to release. Push the button and pull on the driveline to release it.

Looks like the original poster is from Texas. I also have a great dealer here. Rew Motors in Wisconsin is as good as they get.

It's only a factor if you need more HP. If you don't, it's a non-issue. Mine works without any more needed PTO power with my tiller, and for the box scraper and implements like that don't require the added PTO. Only specific implements are an issue. If you don't need them, why pay for added HP...

Tough lesson for sure, but you are stuck with the increased price of the mower and also the installation because the work was actually performed. Not good business on the dealer's end at all for lack of communication. My dealer would never do business like that, that's why they are so well liked...

Happy Easter to all! I unlocked the church doors at 5am so the boys could cook breakfast for after the Easter Sunrise Service. Scrambled eggs with Ham and toast, orange juice milk and coffee cakes for dessert. Served 115 hungry folks. Hope everyone is having a great day!

The updated report is that the ship was struck by two land- based Neptune missals. Those are Ukraine's homemade missals. Most of the crew survived, but ship sunk when being towed back to port.

Kubota did have a 3% price increase in Jan 2021. I was pricing then and watched it happen. Buy now before you wished you did.

That's a fair price you quoted. I would buy now, because prices are going to continue to rise. I agree with not having to deal with the regen.... mine loves to idle.

I did not see you reply to this post Willow. I think the solution is right here for you to proceed with success.

You need to slip the clutch (clutch run-in) on the tiller every season before use. You loosen the eight bolts two turns and mark the friction plates with a pencil or chalk to make sure they slipped. Engage the pto for 2 to 3 seconds for slippage, disengage and then repeat a second time. Shut off...

I think I would call her a She feller! My Daughter is a Wisconsin DNR Forester and swings a saw quite often. I'll ask her what I should call her?

Not that it really matters, but if you say it wrong enough long enough, people actually begin to believe it!

Sorry for the lack of help... I didn't actually look for the specific video and just assumed it was there somewhere.

Here you go .... Project Farm - YouTube

Good job! I love raising poultry and have been doing it for decades. Collected 16 eggs yesterday as the numbers are picking up with the longer daylight hours. Having the tractor with the fel makes cleaning up much easier after a long Winter here. The gardens really do well with the composted manure.

Spent an hour cleaning up the bottom of the driveway with the fel. Once things start to melt, I need to have a place for the water to run, or it will wash out expensive gravel.

My neighbor gave me his Lincoln model 1400 grease gun. I haven't used it yet. He said it wastes alot of grease. He purchased a new Makita to match the rest of his equipment. Hope I like it and don't need to buy something else.

Agree with the RTR1258 the only way to go. I have my R1's set at the widest track and the 1258 covers my tracks. I have plenty of power in my heavy soil here. This size was recommended by my dealer, and I love the tiller and have 0 complaints. I run in 2- wheel drive and never have a problem.

Yes, it happens all the time..... simply hit your go back arrow and resume like normal....don't click on it.