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That helps. Are there two hoses connected to the block in picture #2? There should be. One is pressure out to the loader and the other is power beyond return. There shoulbe also be a third hose going to the tank. I don't see it in the valve picture so someone probably used a loader valve that...

That is a generic UTTO equivalent to Kubota UDT and John Deere Hygard (J20C). The Kubota recommended oil for your tractor is SUDT which is a lower viscosity version of UDT and similar to John Deere Hygard lo-vis (J20D). I dont know what Kubota sells in CA but given your ambient temps I would...

:oops: I am well aware of the cost of appliances at both ends of the spectrum. A $1000 refrigerator is now an economy model - $3k is about average for mid- level. High end comnercial appliances desugned and certified for residential use are very expensive. The new commercial 6 burner American...

If it's driven off the tractor hydraulics it needs a power beyond and I don't see one. Easy to figure our. What is connected to the other end of the pressurexsupplybhosem hose? That is the one connected to the port on the front left corner of the valve. Dan

It has a big icemaker and LED worklights 😃 2019 was a magic year. I started thinking about replacing this one a year or two before that. At that point I could have bought it from AJ Madison (NJ) and had it delivered tax and shipping free. Subzero acquired Wolf in 2000 and decided they were...

Recover your username and password. Dan

The people making and/or selling additives will tell you it has been tested and that their additives decrease the frequency of active regens. Who would have guessed..... Dan

I don't do and never did do 8 hour drives in a day. If I wanted those sorts of drives I would have become a trucker. I am not without a fridge. The old one is working but it's 33 years old and getting very shabby. You might say Subzero is special. They certainly think so - with tax, delivery...

Some companies are insane. I have been waiting 14 months for a replacement for my builtin Sub Zero refrigerator. I am on the verge of canceling and demanding a refund of my depisit. I could drive 4 hours to NJ, pick it up frim a stocking distributor,, and have it back home in two days for less...

Yes - four straight adapters for the top ports, two elbow adapters for the side ports, and six swivel adapters for the hoses. Hookup would be identical to what you currently have except the swivels are on the hoses rather than the valve. I also asked you vernier about the pump. It looks like...

Actually since the tractor is in Utopia I'll be using a large hydraulic shop about 45 miles from there in Uvalde. I can't believe the low pricing they have, way lower than NAPA. Since I'm still on the mend from my fight with the oak tree I really don't know how long it will be before I get back...

Thats a pretty old loader valve and I only see 6 hoses. Does that loader use internal tractor hydraulics or does it have its own hydraulic pump? Looks like it probably has its own pump in which case you don't need a power beyond sleeve. I would guess 3/8" not 1/2" hose with male NPT ends so: 4...

They are vaporized and released as CO2. The reaction also produces a small amount of ash which falls to the bottom where it collects over time. When the DPF can no longer hold anymore ash it is removed and emptied.then returned to service. Dan

According to the report that spawned this thread addition of a DPF reduces particulate emissions by a factor of 10. Or if you prefer by 90%.l Use of B20 without a DPF reduces particulates by 25%. While not tested in the subject report other testing pegs the reduction for B100 wuthout a DPF at...

And his comment was in response to me. Dan

What brushes? Dan

OEM for $225 or go for lowest aftermarket. Not much to them - just an armature and bearing. Personally having had one apart I would go lowball before ponying up $225 Dan

Actually my comment was aimed more at confidence that Bernoulli wasn't a cheater 😃 Dan

I have an L3901 and it never even burps clearing woodlots with my ancient 5' Mohawk brush cutter. Thats 2' plus tall grasses, briars and bramble thickets, fallen limbs hiding in the leaves, and small saplings up to and beyond 2". I have no idea what it would do mowing a pasture of 3' grass...