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If anything it will extend your change out time. Double the time before recharging for example.

I dunno. Manual would tell you. I suspect if there is a provision to move them out that far then so be it.

Whether its 1 inch or 3 it will make a difference. Fluid will make the biggest difference.

I dont know what i did without mine. Its been great. Cheap on fuel and dependable. Use my home made forks the most.

I think you can message him through here as well,wildfire is his handle. Has install videos too.

A hydraulic motor running a sickle mower mounted to loader. M.B.(in sig) built a sickle mower to run under water,mounted it to the tray of his wild rice harvester. Used a long belt to keep electric motor out of the water and a generator to run it. Cutting off the weeds below water line took...

Perhaps a set of rear forks is the answer. Will the 3 point lift it?

My one and only south bend is almost as rigid as a wet noodle,so any advantage for threading is a bonus. I had a collection of old taps given to me,so experimenting with them wont seem so wasteful.

I will try to get a recording, some nights the hum of a million mosquitoes is quite loud. Kinda unnerving....

Oh what a world we live in. Insurance is like warranty,traing day one look for any excuse to refuse and with a little luck the consumer will accept it. Dont give up! You got some sensible advice,hope you can iron it out.

Never thought of that, but its hard enough and i bet it cuts decent.

Speedi-sleeves or redi-sleeves are great to repair these sort of problems. Finding the size you need is the challenge, sometimes installing can be difficult. They usually come with an installer,and a sealant is used to lubricate them for installing. I believe i used blue loctite last time...

Well for less than .25 i found a solution, no locknlube available around here...i agree for many fittings it would be nice.

That is a prototype designed by the Hokey Tool Company,installed and tested by Redneck Manufacturing,certified by the institute of T.L.A.R. I really like sharing my 2-bit ideas.

Who would have thought something so simple would make life that much easier. This has been a problem as my grip is not as good as it used to be.

Lugbolt, i use the air hammer method also.but i would never suggest it. The resulting possible damage and someone would be trying to hold me to blame. My new air hammer makes quick work of things that were somewhat difficult in the past. Second best money i ever spent. The locking pliers are...

A little off the subject,i thought the L1500 and L1501 were similar. I would put a loader on my 2wd tractor if i could find one. It. would have to be a small bucket.

I have chiseled oil filters off. Generally its due to not lubricating seal. With oil. Dont use grease. Oil only. If you have to chisel, use care not to nick sealing surface.

Exactly what my buddy just paid to have his redone. A gauge to see what pressure is the place to start. We have a mobile a/c service guy,did the repair in the driveway. Stubborn though, i offered the shop and hoist and he refused.

My new (to me) 93 chevy a/c wasnt working. So i grabbed a can of r-12 substitute and proceeded to juice it up. Not even 1/2 a can and it started cycling. Sorta. After a period of inactivity, the clutch wasnt engaging properly. Ran it for 1/2 hour and now it seems to work fine. Not bad for...