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Spraying the deck with silicone after washing and letting it dry helps to keep the grass from sticking and makes it easier to wash.

Wolfman found a good motor for a good price. I was a bit limited to what I could use because I bolted it up to a gear reducer that needed a certain bolt pattern as well as shaft size. The motor did cost me a bit more but the whole project cost me $200 less than what it would have cost for the...

Yep, going to be in the 40's here all week and hopefully it will melt all this snow. The funny thing is last summer it was really dry to the point where a lot of the state was in a severe drought. The end of fall brought quite a bit of rain to my area and the water table is definitely back up...

When looking for a motor look for low speed high torque. When factoring what speed the motor will spin at look at the motor specs especially at what GPM it states. Figure out what GPM your tractor pumps out. If your tractor is say 10 GPM and the pump says say 20 GPM @ 150 RPM, your tractor...

I've always liked those, they're like an ass backwards tractor but in a good way. Your right about the pricing, I see used ones for sale once and a while and they are worth their weight in gold! I wouldn't mind one myself but I can't justify the $12-15k used prices I see.

Definitely worth it! You'll wonder why this isn't stock equipment on all tractors. My b2910 came with them stock and never gave it much thought until I got my b7100 with turn buckles. I was lucky enough to come across Hodge and was extremely pleased with his work.

It sounds like some good ground to get an extended warranty on the tractor for their negligence.

Well they want to be their own la la land country, if the dam goes they'll find out real quick how that would work out. The problem I see all the time around me, another left wing cesspool, is that they scream for green power, no pipelines, and whatnot. They don't like dams because they hurt...

Another 18" from this last storm, now 50 mph winds blowing it around :(

I had to replace the battery in the 2910 last summer after 15 years! My wife's Subaru battery lasted a little over 2 years and 40k miles, but she has a remote car starter that shuts the car off when you open the door. So basically gets started 2x more in the winter and she always has the heat...

I had real good beagle a long time ago, she was a hell of a rabit dog. Wouldn't chase deer, and she had longer legs which made her great in the snow. While running her she would take off and back track towards me to always knowing where I was, but you had to get the downed rabbit before she...

If it's a new Dell skeets, call dell and tell them to fix it. Don't ask them how you can fix it, act stupid and l t them do it. They have great costumer service, but yes sometimes you get someone that's difficult to understand.

Re: What did you do on the Kubota today? Froze my ass off moving snow

Believe it or not it's already been done.... http://www.masslive.com/news/boston/index.ssf/2017/02/massachusetts_man_offers_to_sh.html#incart_river_mobileshort_home

A few years back I bought a nice new short handled spade, heavy duty for working in ditches. I was mixing up some concrete with my father one day with a hoe and he asked me where the shovels were. I said in the back shed.... and went somewhere to grab something. I come back and he has my new...

NIW what do you feed the wolves? Sheep?:eek:

You can have that Wolfman! The picture of the Wolves is awesome :p

The only thing I have ever seen move one of those containers besides the trailer that delivers them is a good sized excavator.

You can't have straps rubbing on straps or any semi sharp surface. One good bump or hit of the breaks and they will sap. Like others said, chains and binders.

Maybe something like a needle valve to control the flow rate with a gauge port to get a reading of how much pressure your getting? I'm guessing you dealing with a small diameter oil line to feed the turbo, you can get a globe valve as small as 1/8" IPS but would look hideous. I'm sorry I'm not...