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one for valentines day... *With a very seductive voice the woman asked her husband, "Have you ever seen Twenty Dollars all crumpled up?""No," said her husband.She gave him a sexy little smile, unbuttoned the top 3 buttons of her blouse, and slowly reached down into the cleavage created by a...

And look what's on the back cover: http://www.surpluscenter.com/Engines/Gas-Diesel-Engines/Diesel-Engines/27-1-HP-KUBOTA-D1703-M-BG-ET01-DIESEL-ENGINE-28-1904.axd What tractor will it fit? :D:D

And it doesn't help a whit to have a CIC who calls marines corpsemen... https://youtu.be/Nhtr5J00ntA

If the stock valve is giving you trouble, first, is it still under warranty? Second, assuming answer is no, you might find that replacing it with an aftermarket joystick valve will solve the problem. Surpluscenter.com can virtually build one to your specs...:D:D

Dammit, TJ, now I just wasted another 15 minnits on youtube...:D:D

I useta be registered over there, but they are mostly cliquish yuppies who can't take a joke, if I wanted that, I'd go back to high school...:D:D

They are prolly gonna move on the antique tractor puller's soon, too...:eek::eek:

1 55 gallon barrel full of concrete, should do nicely...:D:D

If it were me, planting deer plots, I'd spray an area out with an electric sprayer and some roundup, then disk, drag and seed. Only crop that really needs deep plowing would be corn, and the deer don't know the difference between plowed corn, and no till, anyway...:D:D

I think the reason there are no "kits", is because there are a lot of parts in a starter, and not all wear alike. One starter might need brushes and bushings, to rebuild it, where another might need a nose housing, solenoid, or a armature. I take mine to a reputable local rebuilder, and ask...

You sure the pinion bearings are good, on the diff?

Peel all the reels off, and make you a hydraulic powered dumper wheelbarrow...:D:D

Sure is actin slow, for me, tonight, says waiting for some ad...:D:D

It won't toast the seals, if you keep the heat to under 400ºF , at the outboard end. May not even need to go that high, just high enough so the wax melts and wicks up the splines...:D:D

Ok, I got mine, https://youtu.be/ko7GuDOv4BM :D:D What's yours?

For 2 stroke stuff, I use Coleman camping fuel or VM&P naptha. Its ethanol free,about 92 octane, and relatively cheap, at yard sales. In the store, about 13-14 bucks a gallon. Cheaper in the long run, than a $50 carb. :D:D

Before over -reacting, I would do this. Paper towels, wipe down everything. Next, do some work with it for 2 hours or so, keeping an eye on coolant level. Park it over a fresh piece of cardboard, and check for any signs of a leak. Do the same thing for a couple days, again keeping an eye on...

Tip it on its side, against a building, or tree, then try this: Take a propane torch, heat the shaft and surrounding area to about 400 ºF (I assume that you already have the nut off) Then take an IR thermometer, and when the heated area around the splines cools to about 300ºF or so, take a...

Power service in the white can, 911, in emergencies like gelled filter or frozen line...:D:D

Answer is prolly in economics, somewhere... Because it is profitable to do things a certain way... Maybe this explains it, but I'd let them pipe the gas to my tank, for free... http://www.nbcnews.com/business/energy/fracking-boom-waste-flares-light-prairie-unused-natural-gas-n186946