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Had to make something work!! ;) ;) ;)

Don't believe an L295 is a grey market tractor!

Whatever shims you remove from an injection pump you install the same back or your timing will be off.

On my main tractor I don't need the HST peddle messed with, but I have to have the clutch peddle fully depressed!

When/if NIW sees the thread he might comment!

Blades on upside down?

You ask a question and get answers you don't like, then respond with smart ass comments. Post your question in the "Daily Chuckle" forum and you'll have more fun discerning the red necks!

I painted the orange part of this tractor with Ditch Witch paint I had setting around. I had it a few years before I sold it and no one ever made a comment about the color of the paint. . I had it a few years before I sold it and no one ever made one comment about the color of the paint!

You guys talking about the amount of snow and need for chains..... You get more snow in one event then we get in 10 years. Myself and a neighbor run up and down the county road clearing everyone's driveway, and both of us have R4's....never a problem. I do have highly modified tread design...

Hey, it's Friday. I anticipate a picture of your breakfast and a view of the farm!!!

You speak of a grapple? You only need one for your tractor. You need hydraulics run to the front of the tractor for the grapple to function. Many brands, widths, styles, weights. So many choices to be made.

Actually, no more laces then that belt has you could easily make a new belt with those laces. Ever seen a baler belt spliced together? Same process, just easier because there is not much holding the ends together.

After WW2 the US went to Japan and helped rebuild. The rebuild meant Japan had the most modern equipment available in the day. Their quality was not good at the beginning, and a stamp saying "Made in Japan" had a negative connotation. During the 1964 Olympics the events were timed by the use...

Looks to me like it's leaked between the two holes that are the closest together.

I guess the message is be sure to have a band aid over your desktop camera!!!!

If you want an answer put the chains around the bucket as Moose described and pick up your implement. It either does or doesn't. If the rear seems too light add something to the back. Never lift any higher then necessary, and only do the highest lift when necessary and drop back down.

So what is in the lid? What you show of the ad doesn't tell the story.

You have to have a look at the flails. That will determine how much you will spend to get it in good condition to mow. See if it has the "Y" flails or the wide solid flails. The solid flails are needed if you are going to go over brush larger then an inch or so. The "Y" flails will mow a...

That paragraph there is critical. It's usually easy to tell by the rust on the end of the bolt, but don't take it for granted! Good to point it out. Most would overlook it, until it's too late.

I bought it not know what would happen with it, just a bargain I couldn't pass up. I did some fixen and put it all back together. New oil pan, new clutch (you've probably seen picture on here of the rusted out clutch), a freeze plug or two, water pump. I don't really remember it all. North...