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You guys don’t throw your old car batteries into the ocean?

You know, I had to do a double take at your picture because I recently adjusted my front axle pivot and that’s not the method I had used. I was wondering where I got the method I used and it’s from the tractor operating manual I have. I also have the wsm and it mirrors your picture. So my...

Bring it to your closest kubota dealer, it has a lifetime emission component warranty.

Possible translation; I have a M35 that won’t move or lift. The battery died over the winter. I replaced it, now it starts but that’s all it will do.

That is one badass tlb.. congrats!

Most recent was my garage build. While/after building my house years of overall property improvement pulling stumps and rocks, moving material tops it but has been very sporadic.

Are you using properly mixed radiator fluid? Circulating “water” as you call it won’t boil as easy as heat soaked standing still water like when you shut the tractor off..

Any pics or maybe a parts list for future reference?

Guess I’ll just have to keep mine..😉

Greased all zerks, adjusted front axle pivot point and adjusted the micro safety switch on the shuttle shifter. I would have to fuss with the lever in neutral to get the tractor to start. Everything went successfully.

I read in southern CT the air is the worse it’s been since they started keeping track in 1999

My latest spare time project has been adding a log lift to my splitter

My Kawasaki 2 cyl 23hp on the zero turn ticks like sloppy valves. Adjusted the valves and they were fine. Been doing it since new, I guess it’s just how it sounds.

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Salsco is made in CT and up there in quality. I run a Valby made in Finland and it’s up there in quality too.

Aren’t there supposed to be dielectric nipples on the in/out connections on a water heater to prevent such corrosion?

Oh that sounds like a scam...

Great to hear you found the kub a nice home! I’m sandblasting the trailer today.👍

Good luck with the move Jerry, where did you end up?

Been there, done that. Talk about the bung hole puckering up!