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Sorry, I don't have hydro experience (yet); I want to follow your thread because I expect to need to utilize your lessons in the near future. Why did you remove the filters so many times, and flush it twice? Just checking, or did you actually find crud? Seems like a line is crossed (I know...

Hold the phone! Height is good -- excellent idea! But you haven't accommodated alignment... (how did your attachment that needs to be raised and lowered get on the 3PH?)... alignment should be an integral part of the fundamental design! (And please hurry! My neck is killing me, and I'm having...

Ah, a very different matter for you than for me, but the same issue: availability and return on investment. I expect that if you were to do the job in the video, you'd pay back the cost of the beast. Funny thing about new tools: amazing how many uses we find for them. This forum is liberally...

Bummer! TractorData.com doesn't have any info on your Kub!

Nope, it's a new one to me, and looks to be a nice tool... but it appears to be a single-use tool. By that I mean, after you've cut and stacked your scrub, it would be time to return it to the rental yard or to sell it. Cutting the same area next year could be done with a flail or brush hog, or...

That's nice to know, Logan. Thanks for adding the source info. Did you note that the OP had an issue with the front PTO shaft, not the mid one? I think it's still difficult to find sources for the front coupling.

Hey, JimmyT, welcome to the OTT! Sorry your first post had to be such a traumatic one. I'm not clear -- did this just happen and now you're off to fish for oil, or are you now back home and ready to dig? In any case, it sounds like your new baby is making a horrible noise that is not actually...

Severe storm warning sirens just went off in Sugar Hill -- guess Daren Todd's complaints registered and now it's been shifted further east.

Re: kubota info You're welcome to use it every time you answer one of my posts! :D

Well, it's been 30 days, and you've collected 114 views but no replies. I wonder if the folks with particular knowledge (excludes me at all levels) suppose that you will read some of the threads on changing tires (or I suppose you prefer tyres?) or wheels and find the info you need. If I...

Oops! :o Hope you believe me when I say that I wouln'ta envy-ited you had I realize you were riding on ags -- I never would subject someone to that! (And since it ain't never gonna happen, it is moot to mention that the shoulders are every bit as bad as the pavement. If I were heading your way...

Great! You deserve a day off! :)

Oh boy, I'd like to see that! Have the other shaker out of phase, and watch that mama hula! (Wish I had a use for something like that!)

I'm awestruck! Re: your 'extending' the impellers -- how could you ever balance them? Have you priced the 0.37 ci/rev motor? (Unlikely it would be affordable -- especially for $15, including shipping, to keep you in budget but...)

Oooo, I love The Judge! Often wish I'd picked one up. Good on yew! Hate snakes with a pathological revulsion. And congrats, I doubt I'd have been able to do that!

Whew! I was afraid you were going to say snake! A mouse is better - heart attack, it's over. Snake, though: stroke; seizures; and prolly can't die no matter how fervently you pray...

Finally got around to putting some big slip forks on my loader bucket. While I was at it, I put the hitch ball I thought would fit my R322T in the bucket so I can maneuver my trailer without hurting my neck or falling out of the seat.

Thanks, Seminole! I'm getting some help from NIW for a grapple design so I hope to add a grapple soon, but in the meantime, I think some temporary forks will help whittle away at it. Say, don't you have turf tires on yours? Feel like driving up to Atlanta and showing off your expertise picking...

NaCl is the acronym for the chemical sodium chloride. He wouldn't use it for ballast in his tires because it ruins the rims in pretty short order.

No, with spaghetti, I can handle it with a fork and grapple. (Of course, everybody I know that feeds me spaghetti, makes it wet, and adds lots of tomato sauce, so it's very slippery. Every bit slips and slides off the fork unless clamped pretty quickly, even if a big glob is rolled up against a...