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Many Verizon stores are not owned or operated by Verizon. They are franchised sellers of Verizon products. This is why so many people dislike Verizon.

Trench and lay a pipe into the trench, and backfill with 3/4" crushed stone. The deeper the better, and pitch it to daylight at the end. Trees don't grow in clay, so there must be some soil in there.

Internal and External Tooth lock washers should help to alleviate the issue. If you need to get a bolt loose that has Locktite on it, use an induction bolt heater. Once you own one, you will find that it will help you many times. https://www.amazon.com/Bolt-Buster/s?k=Bolt+Buster

Don't let the letter after the model number of the snowblower trick you. Each letter designation indicates that a part in the parts list has a new part number. Most times, it is a small change. I believe that there are five different iterations of the BX2750 snowblower. The original BX2750...

Better off to pull it out because if he lives in an area that has freezing temperatures, the frost will push it up over the winter.

Kubota could fix the broken blade problem if they would switch from an inexpensive thin plastic fan to a nylon plastic fan blade that would flex without breaking and retain its original design after being hit by a stick.

That is the correct hitch for the BX2230. Your BX2230 is about 20 years old and is a model similar to the BX22 TLB. Here are the specifications on that tractor: https://www.tractordata.com/farm-tractors/005/3/0/5300-kubota-bx2230-attachments.html If you can identify a hitch with the PTO kit...

Using Artificial Intelligence, I found this information for the L 3130 tractor: Then, moving on to Google, I found a discussion from 2010 on TBN (Tractor by Net) with a lot more information. I initially thought that you owned a BX tractor, and that is what I tailored my response to. I hope...

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If you have it financed with KTAC, they will just give you another loader assembly. If not, it will be an expensive fix. Have them quote you on a new loader versus repairing the old one. You might find that the new one is not as expensive as the repair.

I bet that it was the sudden stop that stalled the tractor. Most likely, the blade was bent, and possibly the gearbox. I doubt that the tractor itself is damaged. If it's the gearbox, check the Messicks website to see how many other mower decks use the same gearbox, and then look for a used...

I have beet juice (Rim Guard) filled turf tires on my BX22/BX23S, and over the last 20+ years, I have had a weight box on the rear with 600 pounds of lead in it. The only time that I have a problem with snow is when there is ice underneath it. If I were to use studs, I would want the R4 tires...

Land rakes (York Rake) are great for preparing the ground for seed. If you have pine needles or leaves that you want to gather, you want a pine needle rake, which has small, round tines that will skim over the surface and only pick up the pine needles and leaves. It will not hurt the grass...

Very difficult to find just the hitch for a snowblower. I have a snowblower that has been advertised for sale on Facebook Marketplace for over 2 years, but I haven't been able to sell it because I didn't have the hitch to attach to the tractor. I just bought the correct hitch for the...

A few years ago, I bought a piece of equipment that had an hour meter that would register 30 hours of use when in actuality it was less than 3. I bought it from a dealer, and the original owner gave me all the rental tickets showing the hours when it left and when it was returned the next day...

Armstrong used to offer sockets in 1/16" increments. Made it easy to get a socket on a rusted nut. It also proved helpful when working on WWII-era machinery. Our government specified a lot of weird-sized heads and threads, so if something fell into the hands of the enemy, they couldn't fix it...

Nothing wrong with SPAM as long as you know how to use it.

Invest in an induction heater rather than breaking bolts—the best investment in a tool that you will ever make. Just make certain that you never get the wrong end of the stick!

I have never heard of a "helper relay". What is it, and how does it work? Do you have a manufacturer's part number that I could look up to see the specifications? thanks

Dielectric grease should not be used on metal electrical contact surfaces where electrical conductivity is crucial, as it is an insulator and can impede current flow. Specifically, avoid using it on the contact points of wires, connectors, or any components that need a solid electrical...