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Joe ....CO readily mixes with air ( 21% oxygen at 1.0 specific gravity) so it can be everywhere. If you really read closely no individual will make a specific statement telling you by Centimeters were to install a monitor. "In my case, not heated, not insulated, detached garage... 24' x 24'...

Russ get some pictures of your work to share up here with the members. Everybody likes to see different parts of the county and what farmers go through to work their land. WV has a lot of unique challenges I'm sure everyone would like to see get the ole digital out with that 222....:D

Joe seriously now ( we've had some fun on this post ) but, the specific gravity of carbon Monoxide is .9657 and normal O2 at 21% is 1.0 specific gravity, so where do you think the CO will be? :eek: Well ..... come back to me ole buddy..... the answer is a "killer" ....:rolleyes:

Av I'd like for you to go to this Kubota Site http://www.kubota.com/f/contactus/contact.cfm? Then check the Turf/mowing equipment and it will automatically take you to a secure web address within Kubota Service Engineering .... https://www.kubota.com/f/secure/contact_pturf.cfm? Then highlight...

Tiger has you tried to pull it in with the engine of, brake set and the range lever in neutral?

Jerry when my Nephew was stationed at Elmendorf AFB ( He was a Master Chief over F16 Maintenance) thats all they used in the winter months in all their small liquid diesels. Go figure, Uncle Sam does it right :cool:

Welcome Gary and you have a very nice tractor that will serve you well and for a long time and that bring me to you question. Yes and I even like to remove the battery and load test it during any repair I'm making at the time. I fact, I even acid proof the battery tray and place a jumper between...

Eric I like your plans but consider the overall weight placed on the front axle too when you are "beefing" up the attachment points. I like to fully load a bucket ( with fines like sand) for a load test after a range of lift test. Compare your weighted test on a certified scale for accuracy, get...

Ed that's a really cool tool!!!!! May be we need to post this over in the Articles?

Thanks Randy: I hope we can find that hood, I know its got you up set, but one will come along when you least expect it. :)

Welcome Warcloud and for what my two cents is worth on this subject; I used them in the late sixties and early seventies when they were all the rage. They worked but the dip stick type would burn your oil in as little as 15 minutes if not removed. They are simply induction coils that heat as...

Thanks Fred for the kind words... GR2110-54 & 48 Decks, ZD21-60, ZD326P-60, BX2230-60, L2600DT Loader w/BushHog 362 BH, M9540DT, Hydraulic Shuttle with about all the farm attachments you can image. I really don't have any pictures all together but maybe someday when it get the chance to wash...

Handy that's not a dumb question I think it's a good question that most guys don't even think about until it's too late on a purchase. :D You can use bushings between Cats and find the widest spread of your lower links will open up and realize you need an additional 6 inches to get your links...

Joe I want to add one more thought to the recommendations already provided. On cold start up listen for valve chatter ( clacking in the valve cover ) if it grows louder as the tractor warms up you need to check the valve lash. It will do a lot of damage to your valve seats causing hot spots...

GS I think you are right, its from an older tractor and just won't bolt up per say. I wouldn't modify anything on the loader super structure for fear of fatigue stress risers occurring once it's put back in service. Kubota's newer L series loaders all use a vertical standard system welded to a...

Thanks Mr. K and Vic :D for the kind introduction and it is my pleasure to serve a great bunch of guys with limitless possibilities to gather information, to help and promote new membership in our community Internationally. It is a distinct honor to represent the interest, hobby and needs of...

JJ welcome aboard good to see somebody else up here from "Sweet Home Alabama" Roll Tide!!!!! :D War Eagle!!!! :D Now if I remember right there's no trick to this first disconnect the battery negative post and cover the battery post with a cap, then just support the hood so you don't damage...

Jim let me know how it turns out I believe you can wire your glow plugs on the accessories side of the ignition switch like the old L Series fused through its own buss. You just have to remember to hold it to the left for five seconds to warm up. ( I let mine warm until the fuel gauge levels off...

:p-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- My opinion (and its only an opinion) is that gear machines tend to be a little bit more reliable for use with ground engaging implements - i.e. plows, tillers etc. From the limited experience I have with hydro's...

Hello Arcy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Don't forget I have to put up with a bunch of "animal rights activist" down here and can't recommend a Cannary although those little buggers worked very good in the mines during the 1800s.... (LOL) :D:D:D:D