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I use them for firewood for a long time now, uneven terrain and stack 5’ high worth of hardwood on them with no issue. I also have implements on a few of them like snow plow and York rake. I switched out of wood as I came across more, now fully plastic. Mine were from the usps I found them on...

It looks like you will need to find a matching nut to hold it in place, there should be one on either side of the bracket it would attach to. That also sets the depth it needs to be at to work correctly. You can probably unplug it and bring to hardware store if you don’t have a large bucket of...

Looks like there are 2 of them on a schematic I found on messicks. Here’s what I saw. PS that cylindrical item it’s against in grey paint is a filter installed at the factory and based on your tractors age is definitely due for replacement. 😉

I’m still out here doing it

I missed the new batch (thankfully). way to go on the cleanup!

Nope.

Wow sites under attack. Gotta be the biggest one I’ve seen here. Good luck mods! 😎

I had some mature shrubs up and die over the winter, must of been too cold as I’ve seen alot dead rhododendron and juniper after this winter that usually survives. Used the hoe to rip them out and forks to move them to a staging area before disposal. It’s a shame as they finally had spread to...

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Seems to be a lot of sludge in that engine, based on what the head looks like I imagine the oil pan is the same or worse. Time for a total tear down.

I was looking at his installed pressure plate pic, it’s got a little engine oil visible but not able to tell if it’s from the RMS or no.

See if the engines rear main seal is leaking as well, considering it’s around 25 years old if it isnt now it may be soon. I’d look into doing one of those “while your in there” kind of thing.

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12.4 is considered a bit low, especially since it ran for a hour not long before. After a few days of sitting 12.6 is acceptable. How old is your battery?

Turn the shift lever so the pin is more accessible, tap it out then heat the splined section up good with a torch and try to tap it apart again.

They will self bleed, usually within seconds of replacement. Something else must be going on. Your hydraulic fluid level is up to spec?

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