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I have a few small spots that I mow on two wheels (I should use the trimmer) with my BX1880 that I have to engage low range and some times the diff lock. Like RCW says, the pedal goes down partially and as I slowly try to move it fully engages, the pedal goes all the way down and I start moving.

You are right. You need some motion to align the pins with the holes so that they go in. However, what you want is that the relative motion between the two to be a minimum in order to reduce any shock loads that will cause damage. You don't want to have a tire spinning at full speed and try to...

This is a recent documentary about the Space Shuttle with the point of view of the people that prepared the Space Shuttle for flight at the John F. Kennedy Space Center. Its about how they ended up working on the space program, the obstacles that they faced, the proud and exciting moments, the...

Let me add to this. I have a Maytag washer the uses the following part to drive the tub: P/N W10396887 Installation Video for Plastic Part The original part lasted several years. The second part lasted less than a year. The third lasted less than a month. I found out that a metal part from a...

We had the equivalent in Puerto Rico back then with Lucy Pereda. Her claim to fame was that she could write the forecast or anything else backwards as she talked. But apparently, she attracted viewers for other reasons too.

I don 't have a sticker on mine but I have a license plate...

I have the feeling the the right pin on the SSQA is not going as far down as the left even with no attachment. It might need adjustment. There is a lengthy discussion on this thread about it, however it got started with the attachment coming off while back dragging. It might help you understand...

Maybe there is nothing scary about it but what about the three glowing eyes? o_O

I guess that most of us are too old and were not raised using smilies or whatever the hell they are called. So, confusion is the norm with the exception of the obvious ones, like chocolate ice cream 💩:ROFLMAO:

Carvana in its early days...

Any of you guys with a John Deere in NC named Ronnie Hicks? Police Chase

If you bought a Ford Maverick Hybrid, it has an eCVT, which is a totally different animal. That transmission has no belts and it is supposed to be very reliable, however some people recommends changing the oil every 30K miles. Here is a detailed explanation of how they work :

Yes it does! I am not getting those but I am getting ads from Etsy of photos for sale of almost naked or naked women.

Today I received the replacement thumb screw for the one that came broken. It was the correct part but the interesting thing is that the attached paperwork form Alton Industry Ltd. Group states that the part is for a 10 gallon Craftsman compressor or for an 8 gallon Husky compressor. Not a word...

I used one of those in college for less than a year and then I got a calculator. My problem was with the decimal point, my brain would always end up in "overflow". :eek:

Well, I know nothing about UTV's and zero experience with CVT's but I have an opinion. I believe that all the ugly stories on CVT's started after they started using them in cars even though they have been successfully used for years on everything else. The big difference is that in a none car...

In my olden days in college, it seemed that all the math was imaginary. It did not seem to make any sense until it was applied in engineering courses. The exception to that was Calculus II. The professor had us try to find where to put the leg and balance, a one legged table that had the shape...

Its hilarious! Its i 8 sum pi. Do I qualify as a nerd? Actually, I had to do some searching, I could not remember that the square root of minus 1 was imaginary much less that it was represented by an i.

The real reason why the moon has not been colonized:

Implement roulette....