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Yep. The wires on my Fill-rite 120 vac pump were well tucked in the junction box when I received it. Got a reply from Fill-rite (paraphrasing): "Overspray. Remove the junction box and the black wire should be obvious - like the instructions say to do [dumbass]." The DA was obviously not...

After writing this out, I think you're exactly right. Note that the first instruction is to remove the junction box to get to the wires. These wires were both exposed and out when I unboxed the pump. I'll take off the box tomorrow and confirm. Thanks!

Let's see if you can spot the problem with the directions on this Fill-rite 1204H 12vdc wiring instructions: Is that little bit of "black" supposed to be the black wire as shown in the diagram? Here is what the Fill-rite Owner's Manual says about wiring for the 12vdc model (emphasis...

I follow the Andrew Camarata maintenance protocol: Date and hours on the machine on the oil or hydraulic filters.

Almost any of these will work: Canopy/sun shade options or designs? | OrangeTractorTalks - Everything Kubota I put the same golf cart roof on both my L4330 tractor and my ZD326 zero turn. $50 each off of CL.

$50 golf cart roof: I bought two at the same time and installed one on my Kubota ZD326 zero turn.

Any farm type supply store should have them. Tractor Supply has them as well, but I despise TSC. I get mine from the Hwy 53 Farm and Hardware store.

Bottom half. It's not coming from any of the ports. I'll see if I can take a pic tomorrow.

Not Baileys. I bought a three spool valve from them. E-mailed them a question: Never heard back. It leaked like a sieve. Since the original installation was forked up, I wrote the leaks off to that. Replaced it with another Bailey 3 spool. It leaks like a sieve as well. :mad: :mad: :mad...

Greasy hands??? :unsure: In 10 years, it's only been off twice: Once to use the post hole digger and then this time to fix it.

After about 5 minutes using my 22 ton Speeco/Huskee log splitter to strraighten eveything out: And then reinforce it using mostly bed frame angle iron and test coupon material from the James Lincoln Foundation (Lincoln Welders): After an alcohol rub cleaning and painting...

It took 10 years to bust up this Agri-Supply Quick Hitch; it took a couple hours to fix it. Before:

On sale right now: 3-Point Quick Hitch for Tractors - 27-3/16" Clearance

I agree: I don't see how there isn't some sort of class action due to the throttle issue. I don't see how - at least several - people were not injured by it's out of control jerkiness. Especially in reverse.

When my warranty is almost over, I'm going to get rid of my XG850 and replace it with... something, I don't know what yet, but it won't be a Kubota. Whoever designed the throttle for the XG should be fired, hung, shot then burned alive. :mad:

I built a fuel trailer with a nominal 105 gallon diesel tank (nominal!) and a 50 gallon gas tank on a TSC trailer: Biggest mistake: Installing a 125 vac Filrite pump on the diesel tank instead of a 12 vdc pump.

That's not a fix for the poorly designed throttle jerkiness. It does let you rest your foot better. The barn hinge mod does the same thing essentially. We're looking for a solution to the throttle jerkiness and lack of slow speed control.

They didn't do crap about it! :mad:

Famous last words. :(

Thanks!