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I never did understand why some people treated the MSHA man like the enemy. It never did make good sense to try and hide problem areas from them. If the company wouldn't allow us to fix the problem you better believe that I would point it out to inspector that was there. For some reason it...

Neat looking setup. I wonder how hard it would be on the 3pt? It is sort of like mine but all I have to do is pull mine and it supports it own weight. It doesn't like mud very well but in regular dirt it works like a champ.

Hello skeets, I have had the pleasure of dealing with a bunch of your Georgia MSHA brothers over the years. I bet you don't hear MSHA and pleasure used together very often but I always looked at it like this. You are just doing your job and if I am doing my job properly then you or me either...

That was lucky to have rain that close and you not get any. I bet It was close enough that you could smell it in the air. I ned a wind guard for my baler and so far haven't been able to find a old baler sitting around anywhere. My baler has the auto weive feature on it but it will only work...

Nice looking baler Mountaindoc, Yours was a Hesston, mine was a M&W. Every time I baled with it my hope was either to break down early enough to order parts before the dealer closed or to break late so I wouldn't feel to bad about having to quit early. One way or the other it was going to break...

I have been around several different Kubota tractors of varying sizes and they all sound different. I have never seen one that didn't make some sort of whining noise. My M doesn't whine to much but it has a rattle that about drove me crazy. Turned out to be the draw bar vibrating when nothing is...

I think Kubota tech is right. I was wandering if it was a hyd driven deck but if so it sounds like the lift is taking pressure away from the drive. If the filter and oil level is good I would say it's time to tap into the hyd system and do a pressure check.

I knew that it was different from the rest of them. John Browning really hit a home run when he designed the 1911. My "Baby" that is my prized posession is a Colt 1911 Delta Elite 10mm. I don't shoot it very much. I'm afraid it's going to break the frame. I just bring it out when a 45 owner...

I have been trying to find a GF model Kubota to try and see what you are talking about but I can't find one. The closest thing I can find is a G model mower. What do you have?

What is the pistol on the far left in your pic? I noticed it has much finer sights than all the others.

That wouldn't be a high point for me for sure. That's about how bad my luck is though. :eek:

Hi Kuboman, Throw the problem out there and maybe someone can help you out.

Have you retraced the plumbing to make sure that everything is routed correctly? It almost sounds like it's fighting against itself.

If Eric's luck isn't any better than mine we would probably make the jump fine and then the tractor would fly out of control and stick in the ground like a arrow. He probably would break both arms and recieve third degree burns on his ass and then would expect ipz and myself to rub on the...

In Dalton our Lowes sucks and the Depot is the way to go. Lowes is higher priced on about every thing and you hope like hell that you don't need any help with anything. If you do you better have your running shoes on so you can chase somebody down because they damn sure are running the other way...

Some washers are directional. They may be tapered on one side and not the other or maybe a hollowed out section that would allow it to be tightened up on one side more than the other.

You could put a thin layer of gravel over the roofing if you didn't want to mess with the pallets. I would suggest pug mix or base material depending on where you go is what it may be called. Level it down smooth and it will set up like concrete if it comes from a good supplier.

I agree with Eric. The box scrape would be the best choice in my opinion for all around use. With a little practice you can do about anything that the leveling scraper can do plus you have the ability to moves a lot more volume with the box due to it's deeper sides. A standard or one like Eric...

You might try lifting the bucket just a little and with the engine off barely crack the fittings loose on the rams to see if oil or air comes out. Just be sure to not let anything be around or under the bucket when you do this. Most of the time the hyd system will bleed the air of on it's own...

A friend of mine has a 110 hp NH 4WD and it is one of the nicest tractors that I ever have been in. Hyd shuttle, dual range 16 speed power shift, Tripple remotes, electric over hyd live pto, all digital dash, cd player and a cab big enough to have a party in. It has a few draw backs though...