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Dr. it may have just turned some, so now it's at an odd angle. If it actually "bent" it would most likely break off at the base and you'd have some threads left in the hole. Might take a small set of wrenches to see which one fits on the flats and give it a nudge to an angle you can get the...

If there is room I try to get a monkey wrench on the arm holding the spring and, if necessary, use a piece of cheater pipe over the handle...get the belt in place and let the spring back to do it's job. I don't take the spring off, but use the leverage to get the pulley out of the way and the...

Might be worth your time, before spending time and money on a new radiator, to be absolutely sure your current radiator is clean. If you're really considering replacing your radiator you're going to have to remove it. Why not remove it and clean it from the inside out? Get some simple green...

Here's about 7 pages of the same conversation. http://www.orangetractortalks.com/forums/showthread.php?t=19158&highlight=chainsaws+stihl

All sounds good, but little Ella needs to start learning sometimes things not being perfect is OK. Or maybe dad is making sure she never finds a man that will put up with her!:D

Never heard of such a thing. Drive barefoot? You must go in there and nap. I'd like you to come with me one day barefoot!!:D

If you're going to be working in 15 ac. of pine, you might want to be sure the tractor fits between the pine trees! That leave 5 acres. You need a 50 HP tractor....really?:D

I believe if you call a dealer, like Coleman, you will not get much help. They do not have any Gray market parts list on their computers, and will tell you they do not have any parts for Gray marketed tractors. They were not intended for import to the US. However, you can probably get the...

I had rough Oak on a deck. I waited until the moisture pretty much evaporated (6 months) then brushed the wood with linseed oil. (I got the oil from the counties recycle depot. Where someone was cleaning out a garage and discarded paint, oil, etc. And would do so on a regular basis.) I...

Go back and look at it again about a dozen times. Go to the bottom of the picture where it says "source". There you can stop the video. Stop it a few times. You'll see the block itself separated just above the crankshaft. Crank, bottom 1/2 of the block, con rods and cam all stayed in the...

Do you have any pictures?

Just examples of folks with too much money!

Was look for something on Ebay and came upon this. I'm sure the Chinese copied it from something, but I've never seen one...

OK, I got to back up. Are you working on the front end of your tractor or the back end? If it's the front, that connection has an 0-ring. If you need room to get to the 0-ring you'll have to remove the four bolts...that's probably the easiest. Many tractors will have a hose in that line for...

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Here's a picture of what Russell is suggesting. Might be too easy and too cheap though! Your local hardware store probably has them in the electrical section, if not Home Depot does. https://www.biscoind.com/Heyco/3997?gclid=EAIaIQobChMI3eK34c2t1QIVAo5pCh1sIgn7EAQYAyABEgK_a_D_BwE

The copper washers are kinda like the flat washer you find on your oil drain plug. A banjo bolt uses a flat copper washer to get a positive seal.

This video might help you see how a banjo bolt works. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aDPNDKjMrzk

"They're copper"! The go on both sides on the back where the strainer is located. The picture you show on the hyd pump has one 0-ring, then the bolts go through the fitting into the pump.