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In my opinion, most government jobs are simply clerks, for example; I know a lady that "worked" for the agriculture department doling out welfare checks to millionaire farmers. She never "worked" a full five day week ever. She is my age and has been retired for many years. These...

I put those SAE connectors on all my seasonal batteries to connect a Battery Tender. There is no reason that you can't have both heavy duty and SAE for convenience.

He said that the problem did not follow the injector. I would do the test another time with a different cylinder to be sure, and if the problem is still with the same cylinder, then it is time to visit the pump.

To bring it back to Kubota, I bought a tractor, loader & backhoe, 5/3/21 and found a number of serious defects in the backhoe on first attempted use. It is now 9/3/21 and it ain't fixed yet. I asked for a refund after it was back at the dealership for over a month, that was denied. I brought...

I have an Original Tractor Cab on a Wheelhorse tractor that I use with my 44" 2 stage snowblower. That cab is the same for nearly all tractors from the bottom of the windows up. If you decide on a soft cab, get the glass windshield and electric wiper if you will blow snow or get out in bad...

I have used a 14 cu. ft. Ohio Steel dump cart for many purposes including hauling 7 cords of firewood each year for this past 30 years. Only repair was the latch spring and replaced the rotted tires.

When at a large warehouse type store, I pick up the skid size cardboard seperators that is between layers of product, the stores are glad to get rid of them. They are all about the same size, lay flat and a large quantity takes up little space. No cutting and flattening boxes of odd sizes.

If you watch the Taryl video I mentioned earlier, you will see that the ethanol does its dirty deed in the float bowl where it can be exposed to humidity and air. Also note that the “pearls” cling and may not flow out a drain. Rubber and gaskets may also deteriorate when exposed to ethanol. I...

I would clean out the carburetor and know the condition. Moving filth around using solvents is not a real repair.

If I understand this correctly, it seems that most think the single clamping mechanism is insufficient to hold the thing together. I'll have to look for a means to better clamp it.

While I agree with what you say, the problem is that words "a few" can now be changed to "way too many."

Check Taryl’s videos, snake oil.

Did you hold the levers till the buckets settle to the ground or the transport pin?

Sounds like you are still pushing water thru the fuel lines. Don't continue cranking it, water can do a lot of harm. Maybe someone on here can describe procedures that flush out the system.

I wouldn't put a Fram filter on a demolition derby car.

Maybe there is a reading comprehension problem here. When someone unnessarily costs me dimes, then he needs to get the H away from me and my assets. I try to not be a burden to others and believe that I contribute much more than I take, and that includes more than just money. Being an idiot...

I'm sure that I have, but I contributed way more dimes than the crybabies. :cry:

When someone behaves in a way that costs others a dime, then that is the place to draw the line. Stupid things like no vaccinations, not wearing seat belts, smoking and a host of other bad behaviors should be entirely paid for by people that make those choices. Higher insurance rates and taxes...