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Interesting, I have never used the rear one on mine. I,l have to check it to-day to make sure it will engage by itself.

Great teaching moment. Teach your boys to not open anything not addressed to them. If you don,t need that piece of equipment right away, I would order a new one.

Any insurance coverage from either party ?

How long has it been sitting ? How many miles on it ? How long since it was regularly driven ?

Yup, I don,t know who will be doing any job that requires manual labor in a decade or so. Wouldn,t be surprised if we start importing more and more Mexicans.

I open the hood, and use air pressure to get the majority of dust and dirt out of the engine compartment. I also blow out the rad, after every grass cutting session. I then close the hood, and blow off as much dust and debris as possible around the complete tractor. If it needs to be washed, I...

Nice looking unit. Adding your location might help sell it.

Yes, sorry, the valve core has to be removed so you can get a large burst of air in the tire while trying to hold it fairly tight against the rim.

Yes, I have had my local garage swap out tires on mine. Don,t forget to remove the valve stem when trying to get the bead set on the rim. You need a large volume of air.

The problem with to-days reported news is, how much of it can you believe that is 100% truth ?

Are you trying to lift your mower while at idle speed ? If so, get your engine rpm up to 2500, and try lifting the mower. Lift until you hear the bypass kick in, and then try and turn the knob.

With most lots plugged full of surplus equipment, I would think marketing the false selling point of zero interest would be a high priority for all the different manufacturers.

Are your glow plugs working ?

Where can you buy linseed oil in bulk, for a reasonable cost ?

Sorry to hear this. Any pictures you can post ?

I just got an 2001 Yamaha motorcycle running for a friend, and I noticed that the starter relay had a fuse plus a spare mounted in the relay. I hadn,t seen one like that before. Great idea to keep it close.

Wiggle and turn while lifting up at the same time. Be careful you don,t bang your hand on something when it finally comes loose.

Yup like Mikester mentioned, do not send any money to have it held for you. Lots of scams going around. Do not sucked into a deal that is to good to be true. And make 100% sure it is fully paid off before agreeing to buy it.

From my research, they started out at was suppose to be a cheap little truck, and have escalated to at a point now were you can buy a real one for almost the same price. And the folks I know that bought one anyways, they are having a fair share of issues.

So many beautiful cars, I cann,t pick a favorite. 1968 Barracuda Formula S fastback, 1968 Mustang fastback390 GT 4 speed in bullitt green, 1970 Grand Prix with the 454 or 455, cann,t remember. I now own a 1990 Monster Miata with a 347 c.i. 425 HP stroker motor, 5 speed T5Z transmission and the...