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That is the first zero turn of that type I have ever seen with a blower! Maybe I don't get out much but never seen one around here :rolleyes:. Very cool! Does it work well?

I don't have anything to compare to an L series but I do a lot of mowing on 7 acres with a B2910 HST. It definitely comes in handy if you have a lot of obstructions to mow around and different terrain to adjust speed to. The petal is easy to push and I find the Middle speed to be the most...

If you want a blade that will bolt right up, your looking for a b204/205 or a b2030. There was a guy who had a b204 on here for sale on here and he was in OH also. A B205 has hydraulic angling where a b204 does not. They don't come around too often and you have to make sure the subframe will...

It looks too clean to be that old, the paint isn't even faded. Someone gave that a paint job and was color blind :rolleyes:. Looks like a nice clean tractor from the picture! Definitely call the dealer on his BS and beat him down on the price, although I wouldn't buy unless it runs. If...

I don't know the nationality of the people you were speaking with.....Most, if not all, customer support within Big Cat Businesses like Amazon, Apple, Dell, EBay, etc.....(so called American companies) is outsourced to India today. My sister used to be a hot shot within a big health insurance...

Skeets, I don't know how you originally paid for the one tread mill but dispute it with the bank/credit card company. I would also dispute it with the shipping company and tell them how you refused the shipment but the delivery driver would not take it back! It seems like the problem is pretty...

My issue definitely has to do with the oil. Today we got our first dose of fluffy 4" of snow that I got to test little orange with. I used my typical startup methods and the 3 pt couldn't lift the blower without a small amount of help. So I went out and plowed up some nice 2' piles of snow...

Honestly I never knew that gear oil and hydraulic oil is the same thing. :confused:

That's pretty slick Ray, but how is the top link hooked up? Is this for just making the lift arms easy to hook up? :confused: I gotta lay off the beer, I answered my own stupid question. May I ask why you didn't go with a regular quick hitch setup instead?

Have you looked on Craigslist in your area for any private party sales? Just a thought... Dealers tend to be on the high side of pricing but cash is always king! How do you plan on moving snow? Do these tractor come with anything at that price?

Thank you very much Wolfman, I hate asking stupid questions but that how I learn :rolleyes:. Everyone on here has been very helpful to me in many ways and I greatly appreciate that. I'll get all of the leaks fixed and get a pressure reading before I fill with synthetic. Any other...

They make good a good product but damm its pricy. Fixing the leaks was my thoughts exactly before filling with expensive synthetic! Who knows, adding synthetic may find some new leaks :rolleyes:

I did not Wolfman, although I did order a gauge with my hoses and will put a test on it when i get it. This may be a stupid question but should I T that into a line and pressurize it or dead end it? I'm guessing a T....

Steve, that's a very good point and may have something to do with it, thank you for your input. I changed the hydraulic fluid last summer along with a brand new screen filter. I used UDT fluid and after some research it sounds like your right, I should have used synthetic and will change it...

The best way to find a underground sewer line is to send a sewer camera down it. Rigid makes one that has a locator and has a wand to find it. They work great and will even tell you the depth +/- a few inches. Some rental outfits rent them or call a sewer cleaning company, it's well worth a...

If you burn oil for heat, cut it 10% with some kerosene and throw it in your oil tank. Your boiler will burn that right up with no problems. If not, any local garage that burns wate oil will gladly take it from you. It also works well for a water repellant with wood, used to coat my...

I agree with you Hookie, some people/news agencies blast things way out of proportion. The first quarter of the year is typically always on the down side, especially January. It's the way it's always been, some corporations don't meet their projections for the holidays when most consumers are...

Hello everyone, I hope everyone is staying warm in the cold regions. Today I took the tractor out to see if I could scrape off some ice in my driveway. It's getting on the nippy side in New England after a few mild months, about 10 F. Tractor fired right up and the in line block heater had...

This is a good place to start, their prices are fair and they have a good selection. http://www.tirechain.com/TractorChainmenu.htm That site should answer your questions. I would go for the most aggressive chain I could find if its not being used on something you don't want scratched. The...

Is it obtainable from kubota anymore? Have you tried searching for any tractor bone yards in your part of the world? There are a bunch in the USA, who knows they may ship internationally. Here is a post I found that may be of some assistance to you, there is also a video on OTC showing how to...