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Cleaned up the area. Removed lines w/no problem. Being the lines were sent via a plastic bag, I was not surprise I had to adjust new steel lines(end of rant). Connect hoses to proper locations. Tighten everything down nice. No stripped nuts or such. Fire up tractor. Loader functions up/down with...

If you can, I would buy a tiller as wide as the tractor. "calcium filled ag tires".... Stay on top of any leaky tires, especially if CaCl was used. Good luck with papaw's tractor...notnew...

Thanks much guys. Would have never thought to blow out the new lines. OK to use brake cleaner, to clean up what's in the pic? Not sure how it would effect the rubber hydro lines. I've got some diesel in a garden sprayer, if that would be better. Other suggestions? Thanks again...notnew...

Bent 2 steel lines that run across the front of the loader pushing brush into a tree line, causing a leak. Bought part #'s 7J043-65310 & 65410. Never done this type of thing before, but it doesn't seem like a hard job. Any thing I should watch/know in advance? If you care.... Thanks...

I don't have a MMM so maybe Im full of whoie... How about a car dolly? Piece of plywood w/casters? Floor jack? HTH...notnew...

A tractor. A front end loader. A post hole digger. A 3pt carryall. FWIW....don t. ...

My wife and middle son have diverticulitis on occasions. I wish that on no one. There are variables involved that only you will know....future implement needs, long term plans and such like that. I have clay, some heavy, some loamy. I have no idea soil type in your area. I bought a tiller...

Glad I could provide some levity, but I was serious. My implements sit outside, uncovered, 7x24x365 or 366(grin). I have 3 w/push buttons. If any are hard to press, they get a shot of used motor oil. Keeping the head outta the dirt and off the ground helps. Yes, I do the hammer method when...

The PTO shaft is 2 pieces. The piece that connects to the tractor, slide it off. Take it in the garage and lube it up(grin). You should be able to push in the pin w/minimal effort. HTH...good luck...notnew....

Life changed in my neck of the woods, sold the mower yesterday. Overall, JMO, this mower was a bit big for this tractor. It just fit between the rear tires, but hit the stabilizer arm on one side. Very light outer head adjustments, to enable lifting, I think, was causing clogs towards the...

I have a B7610, w/a FEL and no power beyond ports. I bought a home made 3ph splitter, nothing fancy by any means. I plug the 2 hydraulic lines into the FEL ports that curl up and down the bucket. Start tractor, ~1500 rpm, bungee FEL lever to activate the "curl". I try to keep the splitter as...

The adjustable arm (right) is the 2nd of the 3 connections. The fixed arm (left) is 1st on, last off. HTH....notnew....

Thank you for the info. Ended up buying a new battery. Life is wonderful once again.

Yep..analog multimeter Yep..dragged it in the basement, 2a charge. Yep..2004 model w/963 hrs on the clock. Gets started probably every other day year round. Yep..will get batt load tested on Friday. We'll see what happens. Thanks much...notnew... PS....does that side panel come off...

It's cold....maybe +5F. Go to start my B7610, all I get is clicking. Since I've had no prior problems, Im thinking battery or battery connections. Multimeter shows around 12vdc after one start attempt. Cleaned pos/neg bat connections w/same results. Found the solenoid, but how the (expletive...

The speed of the splitter is directly related to the GPM of your FEL pump. The quick connects may not match your FEL connects. I disconnect my 2 tilt connects, attach my splitter, use a bungee cord to hold FEL lever to activate pump. Works well for me. HTH...notnew...

Getting late in the year, made some time to get the mower in the field. Got the manual, read it twice, half of it made sense. Cleaned things up as best I could, found no obvious issues. New sections, guards, hold downs, convert from rivets to screws. lube as stated in manual. Still in the barn...

In my area, Danuser. Watch CL. I got a deal on one a few years back. It was built in 1966. R&R the u-joints. Will last me for a very long time. HTH...notnew...

Some will say, each implement should have it's own tractor. Unfortunately, my wife doesn't buy that argument(frown). Your "farm tires" will make less marks in your lawn by making wide sweeping vs. hairpin type turns. I use a riding mower for trim work. A rear discharge 3pt finish mower for...

Brand new, 5' landpride box blade = $430. For used implements, I pay no more than 1/2 price of new. FWIW...