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I use an old tube sock or rag soaked in diesel fuel. Wear disposable gloves!

my parents have that painting in their living room, just minus chuck.

interestingly on my front tires there are directional indicators for driven vs. non driven rotation direction.

Those are nice tires. Post up with your impressions if you get some!

I have not replaced them yet, but probably stick with R4 as 14s aren’t available in my size. I did sipe my tires since starting this post and did notice a positive traction difference overall.

moved some logs used the ’hoe to convince a tree I was cutting to fall the right direction tried new siped tires on ice. Impressed. reloaded a firewood tote Engine oil and filter change checked front axle fluid (fine) checked air filter (fine) gave the engine compartment a once over (no issues...

Yesterday actually. My tires are due for replacement soon but figured I’d give it a shot on the old ones to see how they work. Took an hour or maybe a little over.

Ok, it seemed like about 3 pages before the end people were questioning Joe profiting off of the thread somehow, him leading people to his youtube for clicks so he can profit from it. He gets rid of his youtube so he can’t get blamed for “profiting” off of it and that gets the thread shut down...

I think it’s a shame it got shut down due to some members paranoia.

There’s other posts like daily chuckle with millions of views, should we delete those also?

In case we have any owners here, I just saw this posted. https://www.cpsc.gov/Recalls/2025/Kubota-Recalls-Utility-Tractors-Due-to-Crash-Hazard?utm_campaign=&utm_content=&utm_medium=email&utm_source=govdelivery&utm_term=20250221

If the cylinder was bypassing internally wouldn’t it do it both directions while under load?

When I first saw that saw blade I for sure thought it was going to become one with the tractor.

Your rim looks like it’s had loose/missing lug nuts for a period of time, that may be what caused the cracks vs turning and churning.

I was looking for R14’s, I can find R4’s pretty easily.

I’ve done 2 glow plug cycles with no ill effect. Nothing wrong with doing that as long as your battery is up to the task.

Do tires need the little holes in them to install studs? I have seen car tires for winter use and they have holes for stud installation not sure if there are special studs for regular “no hole” tires 🤷🏻‍♂️

I was going to put away the Kubota after plowing this am and was going downhill that had a slight passenger side lean as well, almost made it to my destination and started the 4 wheel sideways slide. Was not playing that game. I hit the differential lock and was able to reverse out before going...

they were on my machine when I bought it used in 2008 so I cant say exactly. It had around 720ish hours on it then and around 1300 now. Mostly off pavement use. Tread is probably around 30% if I had to guess.