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Of course not, who would teach the class?

My first thought is to turn the tractor around and park it in the same spot, if the tilt moves to the other side the floor isn't the problem.

I thought it was too good to be real, after reading the tricks in it I too said no thanks.

A 3/4" NPT measures approximately 1.05" A 1" NPT measures approximately 1.315"

Covid affects everyone differently, my wife and I came down with it at the same time, she recovered in 2 to 3 days, I was wasted for about 3 weeks. Yes, we both had the Fauci shots at the same time.

Whenever my browser has an update I lose the ad blocking, closing and reopening fixes that. I use FireFox and Ghostery.

I use an enclosed trailer without issue. When the Kubota is in frequent use I keep it in the barn and store a small tractor in the trailer. An enclosed trailer also offers storage for tools and all kinds of accessories while keeping them protected from weather and thieves.

You need to consider the weight of the firearm.

There is no good way of doing that with electric brakes.

The good thing about Fluid Film is that it can be sprayed on just about anything and help preserve it. I apply a mist most anywhere and a heavier coat where there is bare metal.

If you have a rectifier separate from the alternator, then the current produced will be alternating (AC) and the wires will be interchangeable.

I like your analogy but since the coat of oil is about .001" thick, the warm shoes would instantly cool off if they too were .001" thick. How anyone can think that pushing an extremely thin coat of warm oil between many pounds of extremely cold cast iron, aluminum and steel will do much because...

You didn't say where the break is, perhaps a splice could be made to join the parts together.

It is designed to remove money from your wallet, does a great job.

Nope, white for winter.

I would freshen up the valves and seats to make sure that they are OK.

Read it and learn.

You need to take it apart, check the fit and do it right. If you use a smaller pin or pipe to knock out the pin it isn't a bad job. Just leave the smaller pin in the hole to keep the dipper in place while you work.

Often the grease fittings are plugged with paint, make sure that grease is flowing to the pin. Please specify which end of the dipper you are concerned with, it does sound like the top end. If the bottom, do you have a thumb? Make sure that the dipperstick doesn't hit the boom in the corners...

There is not one inch of wire installed on my property that was done by anyone but me. There was an inspection done that was required before the poco would connect. I have the main panel installed at one end of the house and power goes to the opposite end thru the garage, then thru the machine...