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Some Kubota tractors do have an electric lift pump that would make that clicking sound. However, it looks like your B2920 is a mechanical pump, like an older car/truck. If you don't already have them - Illustrated parts diagrams: https://apps.kubotausa.com/illustrated-parts/ A workshop...

I do, but not for these ...do the tater tots and rings in an air fryer... got that a year ago. I like to do the tenders by just seasoning the fillets cut from breasts, egg wash, then Italian bread crumbs. I shallow fry in olive oil....not high heat...darned good... I have a couple outside...

We call it fun food Saturday. Tater Crowns and onion rings (commercial), along with some homemade chicken tenders.

I neglected to extend my sincere thanks for all your help.... Thank you....my Dad doesn’t know it, but he thanks you too....😎

Dad wants the tractor out of his backyard, but he doesn’t...... Just today he asked about when my hauler was coming, and also said it’s not hurting anything where it sits... I haven’t pushed hauling it here, because he does like it in his backyard. That’s until something goes awry. A couple...

I had a premonition somewhere a dude was having “issues”!! 😫

I hauled the hour over to my folks to see if I could get the tractor back in working order. Against my better judgment, I put the starter back in without bench testing it. I was very apprehensive about the two nosecone mounting holes, whether I screwed it up, etc., etc. I’m pushing 60 and...

I’m following sheepfarmer’s viewpoints as well. I’m concerned that working that slope too much may lead to the same end product due to erosion. It’s difficult to tell slopes from photos; is dragging a box blade along the slope (e.g., parallel to the house) possible, even if without the loader...

John - - while it does suck, thankfully no damage beyond what you got. Hopefully the lightening damage is fixable/replaceable easily. We got about 4" in an hour couple years ago. Neighbor's place was flooded, and there was stone/dirt/silt throughout the neighborhood. Place across the road...

Skeets - our BX2360 tractors are about the same age. I've looked/shopped a couple times. Still driving the BX2360.... That said, I've considered keeping the BX for mowing and snowblowing, and maybe something a little bigger just for loader/dirt work.... My Dad keeps telling me I need a...

Drive-in’s and pick up trucks..... Young gals and drive-in’s.....God, was it great to grow up in the era of Drive-In’s......:cool::cool::cool: I would load my truck with a bunch of buddies, lawn chairs and beer for the XXX double-feature. No truck load special, so my buds would jump out...

Bob - - as far as winter blend, someone "in the business" once told me you can count on winter blend at the pump about 11/1 here. Was a while back - - true or not, I don't know. I also add Power Service "white" to that, along with Power Service Bio Kleen. Gotten so I use biocide year-round.

Intended to, but the new Bendix came with a WARNING about spinning it before installation (in the tractor?) and voiding warranty. I posted a picture of the warning at post #17. A buddy says no sweat...don't worry about it. I'm a little gun-shy though...

Last night was salt potatoes, sautéed summer squash, chicken thighs and ribs outside with a fire.

Some lithium grease on the shaft. Got some new bushings for both ends. Used the new Bendix from Steiner. Was a bear to pull the brushes out. A hoop of 16/3 Romex worked well. God, I hope it works....

Gosh they and the sauce look good! :cool:

Did a little more searching/researching. Looks like about all modern grills have grates made of steel rod. Most look like they're made by the same manufacturer. Most premium jobs are still the same steel rod grates, but some look like closer spacing, which is good.... Cast grates are not an...

One of my main complaints too.... don't like the grates, and just too small, but that's on me. I got mine for $900 (October?), but list was $1,500 too ~10 years ago. I complained less about $300 Walmart jobs that lasted 3 seasons..... As far as pellet grills, one thing I've seen is that they...