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Given the true rate of inflation, it wouldn't surprise me.

Check Good Works Tractors. He runs sales on stuff frequently and sells the SpeeCo bushingless Q.H.

For what it's worth, my M5660 rear end temperature runs close to 160⁰ F after a day of mowing in the summer.

A friend of mine bought a Mahindra eMax 24 with a FEL. Tractor was breaking every day. I discovered that the previous owner had disassembled the tractor to a degree and there were missing bolts and improperly routed wiring harnesses that were causing failures. I also learned that my friend...

That guy is a ______! I can't believe he has as many views as he does.

You'd either have to adjust the tire size or adjust the gear ratio.

I use road diesel in my tractor. The government needs the tax dollars to fight climate change.

Sump to pump to filter to bearings correct? Kubota OEM filter should trap paint chips.

I find it hard to believe that a microns-thin coating of ink on a dipstick could cause any adverse effects on your oil or engine.

In my line of work, bigger keys are drilled and tapped (prior to installation) and are removed using a bolt as a jack screw. Smaller ones are removed with a pair of side cutters. I had to Google what a feather key was...never heard them called that in 35 years of machine repair. FYI for the...

A visual inspection of the toilet trap using a mirror and flashlight revealed a thick ring of lime scale at the static water level. I always use an inspection mirror first when troubleshooting flushing issues. I've found toys wedged up there.

I use a file and open the slot up. Brass files easily.

Had a toilet with that problem in my first house. Wouldn't flush worth a crap. Found all the little swirly jets under the rim mostly blocked with lime scale. The trap was also restricted. Poured a gallon of muriatic acid in the bowl and reamed out all the swirly holes. You could have...

My manual says either. It does not say "don't mix oils" for the front axle. To me if it was an issue they would state as such.

Love it! That's a unique design.

Nice score!

You're quite welcome.

Locking mechanism for the joystick to prevent unwanted movement of the loader...like when you turn around to look behind you and your right knee dumps your bucket. The tab slides back and forth along the longitudinal axis.

Put a ½ inch spacer under the clamp, now your ROPS is 2x3!

Oh, we've sunk much lower than a twerking tractor, of that you can be assured. Look at the goons teaching (indoctrinating) in the public schools.