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Interlok panels are good as well but the user just has to be more diligent in turning off unnecessary electrical load as very few portable generator are capable of running a whole house. A transfer switch does this without having to think about this as it was decided when installed. Also, a...

Well generators do "generate" alot of discussion here. (thank you, thank you, i'll be here all night. Lol) I have 2 gensets. 1 is a batt start 9.5kw with a 13hp B&S engine. Great machine. #2 is a GPP brand 7.5kw powered by a honda 11hp clone engine. equally useful, just manual start. Best...

Eric has a point there. I bought a new rake 3 yrs ago. I used it 3-4 times, 3 yrs ago. been sitting in a family members barn since. So...

Hello and Welcome!!! A rear blade is what a majority of folks purchase first and rightly so as it's very useful and generally priced right. As always when asking these types of questions you will get a wide variety of responses. If I was going to purchase my first implement again knowing what I...

Before you pay that kind of money go to a driveline shop. You could also seek out Dump truck repair shops. They deal in PTO shafts this size and larger all the time. It's not unusual to chuck a shaft in a lathe to remove the yokes to replace them or save them to replace the shaft. Just get all...

My 6000 will pickup 300lb at the end of a boom pole but, 2 fingers will lift the front tires off the ground. It is a DT though. So, it is a little heavier in the front.

Then she wants/needs one too!

The last 2 tractors I worked on that had this issue were also high hrs engines. Niether were a kubota, a early ford and a Massey Ferg to-30 (same engine basically) but the principles are the same. I went through all the normal stuff too, cap, rotor, plug, wires, points on early's and it would...

Hay Ride???

I can't wait to see that, don't forget to share pictures. Lots of 'em!!

You guys slay me!!

YaY!! Another tractor tech has joined our ranks. Pull up a chair, someone is sure to ask you a question in a few. Glad your here!!

Bravo! good job but I want to caution you. As strong as the mount appears, and as stout as the winch is, be careful where you attach to a tree. You may find you tractor swinging in the air!! Hahaha but seriously, good work.

I wonder what it would cost for someone like one of us to pickup his purchase from a dealer and package it and ship it to him?

Yeah, I had it happen once. Come to find out it was my fault. When I took old filter off and replaced it, the rubber gasket stuck and then the new one had two which caused a leak. My own stupid move.

Back drag or box blade it them roll it to firm it up and its ready to seed.

Well it didn't make sense to me either so, I called them. They replied "sure we're still building them. got a couple ready to ship to New York and Calif in a couple days. how can we help you? yada yada" So... guess they are still making them, backhoes too. Although, they are a little rougher and...

I'd sure be looking at that front gearbox for damage and lube while I was there.

Solution is simple, build a "long or longer" tongue onto whatever trailer your gonna use, add a mount to the rear of the tractor either on the underside of the first boom or to one of the lift arms of the 3ph drawbar style. Done right you could use the backhoe to help load heavy objects into the...

As was pointed out 6mm and 1/4 inch are both nominally the same size.