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Some unsolicited advice....lol When I am first getting after a driveway I drop the rippers and tip the land plane forward a bit so the rear blade is out of play. After a few passes you have broken up the compact gravel a few inches deep. Then raise the rippers and adjust the land plane so it...

A couple years ago I bought a Rears flail mower. It was a mistake. Most of my mowing is on a steep hill that has fairly sandy soil. The flail is simply too heavy to mow while climbing without spinning tires. I have the flail listed for sale (check the Buy Sell Trade if you're interested). I...

Rears SPF-72 offset y-blade flail mower. Mower was in rough shape when I bought it 4 years ago. I have replaced all bearings, put on a new drive shaft, and changed the oil in the gearbox. Also have a bucket of cutting blades. Mower works perfectly but I ended up need different equipment for my...

Rears SPF-72 offset y-blade flail mower. Mower was in rough shape when I bought it 4 years ago. I have replaced all bearings, put on a new drive shaft, and changed the oil in the gearbox. Also have a bucket of cutting blades. Mower works perfectly but I ended up need different equipment for my...

Any idea where I can download a service manual for my KX121-3SS Excavator? My swing/swivel motor appears to have failed and it's time for a major repair.

I won't be home in the daylight until tomorrow. I'll get a picture and post it then. Thanks for the help.

Thanks for the reply. So you have a curved cutting edge? Can you post a picture? Does this do a good job on concrete/asphalt?

Thanks for the reply. It is old and rusted. No clue as to the manufacturer. Could be homemade even. Turning it over is a good idea. Maybe I will have to make my own.

I purchased a 7' wide snow plow for super cheap. I have welded it to a Mount Plate I purchased from Titan and am working on mounting a couple of hydraulic cylinders for left/right rotation. What I am looking for is a source for a new cutting edge. It is 84" long with bolt holes at 3, 16, 29...

Dropped the tractor off at the dealer since it is still under warranty. I'll report back when I have an answer.

It's been a while since I tested the pressure. I think I put it on the white connection which is the downward direction of the lift cylinders. The pressure I got was #2250. I just dropped the tractor off at my local dealer because of a clucking in the front end and I'm getting close to my...

I figured out the gauge/adapter part but I am a bit confused on what the pressure should be.

I bought a pressure gauge setup for my L4701 with LA765 FEL and hooked it up to the white hydraulic connection on the Front Hydraulic Block. I measured a couple of times at full loading and got a pressure of 2350 lbs. I am looking though the service manual and cannot find the pressure range...

I have L4701 with around 145 hours and it has developed a clunk in the front end that seems to happen when the wheel is turned and moving slowly forward or backward. I have (safely) stuck my head near the front axle while someone else moved the tractor but I can't figure out where it is coming...

I posted a topic a while back about being disappointed in my L4701/LA765 FEL capacity. The result of that discussion was that I should test the hydraulic pressure with a #3500 pressure gauge attached to a hydraulic quick disconnect inserted in to the loader lift supply line. I'm not familiar...

Oops, I spent $64.84 on the equipment. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01G53TU2O/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B010FNO9NU/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1...

Thought I’d share some pictures of my solar charger and battery setup. It works great and I spent less that $50 for the entire setup.

I am under construction on our winery in the Lake Chelan Valley (Finaly....). We will plant a lawn in front of the tasting room for our customers to enjoy. We want this lawn to be perfect. Green, weed free, luxcios, 'please take your shoes off and enjoy' type of grass. I am looking for a mower...

I would build a rack to mount it. No, an electric pump will move the fluid, no gravity required.

Each terrace will be over 600 feet long so I would have to back up that entire distance after each row. That wouldn’t be very time efficient plus I don’t think my neck and back would appreciate all the time looking over my shoulder, lol