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Welcome to the forum. You would not believe how many folks think they have a good battery, cable contacts, switches and such, but don't know exactly how and what to test in order to be 100% certain of eliminating uncertainty and isolating a problem. I don't know if this will make sense but here...

Re: Tire I love it !:cool:

I have not had this on my tractor, but I have had it on trailer axle seals. These guys can teach both of us a lesson here. What I did was clean the seal casing and the wheel where the casing is pressed in then put a thin coat of Permatex gasket maker on the seal casing then tap it in. It has not...

No, I don't think you want to try and actually dig in float mode/position. It is used equally for back-dragging as you will discover with a little experience in the seat and also for "setting" the bucket height before you start to dig. :cool: Once the bucket is dropped and hits the ground, then...

Hi and welcome to the OTT forum! Judging from your 1st pic I think you have one of those EXTREMELY rare upside down Kubotas. There have been a few of those posted lately but they are as rare as Ridley motorcycles so hang onto it!:cool: Jim@MilkyWay

I think that is your problem! neither the engine oil nor the hydro fluid work as well when it is upside down.:cool:

Does the engine speed back up to what it was when you disengage PTO?

I am dealing with something similar. Mine, as it turns out has a cracked braze on the banjo. Try this: clean all fluid from the banjo, just so that you can observe EXACTLY where the fluid is coming from in the next step. Get in a position so you can observe banjo carefully; stay safe, then get a...

Welcome to the forum! Judging from the picture, you must live in the southern hemisphere? :D We, or at least some of us on site don't take everything too seriously so please don't take immediate offense. All who need help get it here, so Just roll with it; and again welcome. Jim@MilkyWay

Yea, I thought about that TOO LATE! I had already started removing the debris from the deck belt area before really investigating how this could be explained. There is no chance that a belt would fail, miserably with only 50hrs on it; brand X or not. Thanks for the guidance and I will check...

Welcome to the OTT Jamie! There are some real smart fellers here. Stay plugged in and you will see. Oh, also, for paid airfair, room and board, tour guide and a reasonable labor fee I would love to come to Australia to help you out with that little task! Jim@MilkyWay

Thanks JackJ for responding and I appreciate it, I really do, but I really hoped that would not be the 1st question/response. :p :p I need this for a POS brand-X, 50hrs on meter with a 142.5X5/8" deck belt (shredded). My question is of a general nature; I don't think the machine/application...

I am looking for a belt to replace the one my mower shredded for some reason. It had far too few hours on it to puke. I have seen prices all over the place for identical sized belts. I figure you guys have a ton of experiences, good and bad to share. Is there a general consensus on what brand to...

If you ever fold a jelly fish into your arm pit you will remember it always like it was yesterday!

Howdy right back to ya, and welcome! from one noob to another, pay attention to this site. There are some geniuses at large here. Jim@MilkyWay

Thanks for the come-back. I was afraid you had written me off because I had pissed you off, and that is the last thing I wanted to do!! All points you made are taken to heart and as a matter of fact, in regards to item #3, I already started a search on a web-page for lawn mower ball joint and...

You da man! I like it.

Is your Big Orange out of commission or are you still able to use it? I have a '93 L5450 and it may as well be totally dead. It squirts a gallon of hydro fluid out on the ground in 3 hrs of operation. It soaks my boots and everything underneath it, and just today I found out the problem is worse...

Hello I cant help with your knuckle but I can welcome you to the forum! Good luck finding what you need. I bet someone has parts machines somewhere so maybe you can get hooked up.

Like he said. Also do you have the old one? If not, take a guess at the additional length you need to make it work, buy 2 or 3 belts within 1/2in or so of the size you think is correct and then return what you don't need. Picking up several belts hurts the wallet initially, but it might save you...