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Are you saying while the tractor is stopped (not moving) you can not press down on the clutch and shift gears? What did the parts look like that you replaced when you had the clutch apart? Are you sure you installed the clutch facing the flywheel correctly?

" I never understood why some people have so little respect and think it's okay to pitch their trash out the window and let someone else deal with it." Pretty simple actually. It's taught! A parent needs to take a 5 year old out with them when they pick up the roadside trash. Then have then...

My give a shout out to "007kubotaguy" on this forum. He's even in your end of the world!

Maybe you can devise a method to rake the needles into a pile, pick up the rake, then back them into a container of some kind. Then move the entire container. Or park your trailer in a low spot and push them into the trailer that way, depending on the tailgate/ramp.

85Hokie, thanks for digging that thread up. There's always more then one way to "skin a cat"!

If you get to the fitting with the check valve, spray it with carb cleaner and blow on it, or pick some of the crud out and keep repeating until it's clean and the ball freely moves. Then reattach the fuel line at the tank and the IP, and see if it starts and runs.

Here's a pulverizer at auction outside St Louis that has a lot of pictures to give you an idea of it's functions. https://www.purplewave.com/auction/201117/item/GR9960/Woods-Gill_SU230-Mowers_and_Other_Ag_Equipment-Ag_Equip._Other-Missouri

A tool that may do what you're wanting done is a soil pulverizer. I found a Gill brand with a double roller for a few hunderd dollars a few years ago. The spikes in the front of the beam loosen the soil, the beam levels, the spiked rollers break up any clods. Perfect for preparation for planting.

The banjo bolt should be installed, with the proper sealing washers, tightened and left alone. It should not need any thing. When the line is opened air is allowed to enter the fuel system and it causes fueling problems. It seems like you have two issues. I'd suggest leaving the banjo bolt...

So your patience paid off! Sounds like you will get what you need, and good weight and delivery.

Posting information like that on a forum that can be frequented by anyone is foolish. We have enough folks that can not discern problem solving without coaching them in the wrong direction. Lay under a full bucket ......got to be kidding!! Never. That's why the bulcket should be lowered when...

Sorry about that. He shows the relief valve towards the beginning. It has a small glass ball about the size of a "BB" that needs to be free.

Bill, you probably have to ask one question at a time, and list them numerically to emphasize there are several questions. An example: 1. Need price on a Debris Manure Fork Rake with inside dimension of 38 1/2" 2. Weight of the above rake. 3. Estimated delivery date and shipping cost...

Yes, the sealing washers would typically be copper. It looks like the bolt has something other then copper on it, like a neoprene flat washer, and maybe that is why the owner only remember one being on the banjo fitting. Does the IP look like the one in this video? These pumps have a check...

Here's what you guys are trying to say....... "Remember the quality of your question directly affects the quality of your answer."

I don't know where you can get the entire plug or the pins, but I would consider removing (cutting off) the short piece of cylinder plastic the wires are coming out of and see if there is enough good wire to solder an extension onto. You could then seal the back with some liquid tape.

This is the jist of what I got out of your post. "I am looking at $5500 for the 7500 with 54" belly mower and no loader (that I won't use) or $9500 for a nice 2910 with a loader." If you can get (or did get) the B2910 for 5K more then the B7500, you could sell the loader off of the B7500 for...

A couple of years ago I was heading to the farm and my wife wanted to mow the back 3 acres. We use the B7100 for that area. So I checked the fuel, etc and got it started and her on it. We don't use it very much maybe 5-10 hours a year. I had been busy working on something when I came to the...

Now if your REALLY want to seal the bead to the wheel use pinetar! Had a 300 gallon sprayer that was leaking while I was trying to get a field sprayed. Took it to the barn and the only thing there that might work was Pinetar. I thing that wheel is still attached to that tire!! Just so folks...

What are you digging with, trencher or backhoe? With a hoe, dig the depth you need and put a 1" conduit on one side and run the water line on the other side and backfill. You are wasting money putting the water line in a sleeve unless you're burying in a rock pile. However, if you do put the...