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Grasping at straws again Josh.http://www.colemanequip.com/ModelParts.asp?modelID=743&pc=43148#partdiagrams . Priority valve ?????:) Dusty

Really glad it helped someone out Sockpuppet:D. Now if we could just solve Joshua's problem.:confused: Dusty

The one ton dually GMC I have now has a 454 big block 10,000 lb springs and 10,000 lb rubber suspension added and it has never carried a heavier load than that ford. I installed air springs out of a tractor trailer in it and it would take anything shy of flattening the tires. Sure miss that...

Any used mower I buy and I only buy used I always get new belts right away. Sooner or later, mostly sooner if what you buy has been sitting for a year you will have to replace the belts. I am gonna agree with Scott on this copy thing or go back to my old faithfull (Ditto on what he said):D Dusty

Ya Scott it didn't stop real short. I only hauled it once for about five miles. I am used to hauling bale wagons two at a time so its just a matter of being aware of your surroundings. Its a farm community so you get away with stuff like that as long as you don't do stupid things like going into...

Ya I really like that trailer. That is just about the right size for me. The one I have I built for the B7200. But it will only hold one tractor. Good little trailer but too small. So are you finished that job or is there more to go?:D Dusty Sorry just looked back and answered my own question.

I don't think thats the first time thats been done.

Great job Eric. But I just want your trailer. Mine is hell to get the tractor on.

Thats Nasty. Hope you heal up soon Skeets.:eek: Dusty

Brazing I haven't even thought of brazing in years. I used to be half decent at it too. Oh and I am ever ever so thankfull that none of my sisters or their husbands or their children own a Kubota. I would be dead meat so fast.:eek: Dusty

You guys are hillarious, and so are the links. Thanks. And none a them girls looked anything like my sisters. I am glad that I had children when I did. If I had seen some of them pics back when ,I don't think I could have done it. I woulda become a priest or a monk or...

A friend borrowed the the Steiner to spread manure. It was a photo opp what can I say.

Wow Stuart. that thing is pretty cool. I want to see it go in water.:D Dusty

Its to keep the dust out. You put a dab of grease on the end of shaft so that it slides past the seal and into the bushing easily. Plastic liner ? No clue.:D Dusty

Hell Handyman don't keep yer mouth shut, some real interesting stuff comes out of there sometimes. We can't be mechanical geniuse's all the time.:DDusty

A pto welder is more expensive than your lilcoln 225 plug in ark welder, but the pto welder you can take out into the middle of a field or bush. That better be one big table saw , those three pulleys arent just there for looks. But I agree with Handyman about not investing a whole lot of time...

Really nice John, it looks great.:D Dusty

Hi Jimbo. $350.00 did you say $350.00. WOW. Not much I can add as far as advice other than air filter. I imagine you have already checked that. But if I didn't ask ?? Good luck and keep us posted. Would have stepped in here before now but these other guys are teaching me so much I am almost...

Hi James welcome to the forum. That clutch may just need to be adjusted. If you don't have a work shop manual get one. They are worth there weight in gold.:D Dusty

Hi Olebmw. Well I can tell you this. I put grease into the pilot bushing on my B7200 when I changed the clutch. When I pushed the propeller shaft into it the seal popped out. Sooo Just a little bit of grease on the end of the shaft to make it slide in easier. And the pilot bushing is made of...