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The shots did exactly what they were intended to do. Helping with covid may have been a side effect.

You can put a round clamp on those in a pinch

That is a mystery, but more of a mystery to me is why she did it while running. I've learned to use my phone to grab a picture of the hidden side of something, when able of course.

Reread the first post

I got to ask. What kind of hooch are you making with those beets?

Starters are really easy to jump on most/some of these tractors. Something to cut the fuel is an option Edit; Geohorn beat me to it

I don't know if he got it off or not. He quit responding

I was just thinking out loud about the PTO shaft sticking. The force they're designed for? Who knows? There is a post about a guy strapping his to a tree to get it off and as for as I know he didn't break it. That being said, there have been cases broke from having too long of a PTO shaft and...

How far did it drag the bush hog? Here's a wacky thought. As you were pulling away a vacuum/low pressure was created inside the PTO shaft that took a couple of seconds to equalize. You said you greased it up not too long ago, the grease could have made a pretty good seal between the two shafts.

No way. Older tractors need to be modified for the next owner to figure out.

Do it. I did it on my Mercedes 300TD using a Ford style starter relay. Works great and you can't accidentally leave it on.

When was this? I didn't hear about it.

Scientific research. Get a clipboard, timer, a 12 pack, a stool, and one of these Set stool next to tractor, plug it in, take a temp reading and record, hack your timer and crack a beer. Record time and temp after each beer. When the temp stops increasing there's your base line. Of course you...

Wish my L45 had something like that. Son broke my H/L lever awhile back. New one wasn't too bad though.