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Is there a detent ball there too guys? seems to me that i've heard that before. i've got a mechanical 7100. kytim

Its really hard, for me, to tell from that pic. have a better daytime pic? kytim

Did you adjust the sector shaft? right side of case? remove the rubber plug, use straight screwdriver. kytim

Rust!! Kytim

If SDVic's trick doesn't work for you, it didn't me, you could try what I did. I went to the HF store in evansville and purchases a slide hammer bushing remover. one of the four bits will fit it and a whack or two out it will come. I have used it a few times since. $40-$50 bucks tho. Kytim

It is suppose to have a twisted look to the beam. that way it is level when your wheel is in the furrow. you will most likely find out what i did when i first used a plow. adjust-try-adjust-try-adjust-try.... it is a game of fine adjustment to have a good outcome. search the threads here, lots...

Here's my suggestion, Get the tractor you feel comfortable with based on 3 things, your needs, its condition, and your budget. forget the gray market crap! all it means is it was imported. haha, they all were at some point! parts are out there and so is the help. read the articles about gray...

Put your pictures where your mouth is! haha just kidding. welcome and we all are looking forward to see your pics. Have any questions just ask. many of have or have had a B7100. Again welcome to the group, Kytim

I saw an unused deck on the owensboro craigslist last week for less that $500. also saw one near nashville for $1800. go figure! Kytim

Just my opinion, woods or king kutter. your mileage may vary. kytim

Use a BIG puller, be ready to apply "lots" it torque to it before it pops. really surprised me what it took. Kytim

Does the 8" sender give you a little "reserve" fuel in the tank? you said you moved the Hr meter. have pic of how it came out? anything you would have done different after having time to think about it? Good project BTW!! Kytim

That is correct, a 15% silver alloy is very strong. While a *Hot* torch is required it will create a weld that will likely out last the line. when welding steel lines a liquid/paste flux is required but will even allow you to weld copper to steel if needed. The 15% can even weld dirty copper...

Why, that location provides leverage and hense, strength. kytim

I tested the old one I removed from an old dash. sorry to say that although it has low hrs it does not function. sorry guys, kytim

I think I would jump on that one and ride off into the sunset! Kytim

Found it, i'll test it out in a few days. sorry i'm real busy the next couple days. If good it'll be offered in order of posters request. kytim

Welcome to our little slice of life. cool orange ride, cooler job! make sure you stick arund and be a part of things. you'd be amazed at what you'll learn. kytim

Just wondering what folks opinions are about new tractors and "spares?" All our world neighbors in Japan have really had a tough few days without a foreseeable change anytime soon. My prayers are with them. My actual question is; what quantity of tractors and components lies within the supply...

WoW! I really like that M6040N. I don't think the word "cute" is the proper term for it or not but I think it is. If I was in the market, that would be super cool. kytim