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The stop signal comes from a timer, I believe. When the timer expires the solenoid retracts to its neutral position and the fuel rack returns to idle.

I has two sets of the Oregon G6 Gators. I'll see if I can dig up the part numbers. I think this it: https://www.oregonproducts.com/en/gator®-g6™-blade,-20-1-2"/p/396-810 Oregon has a storefront on Amazon:

I'm always hungry.

Aught not to be breaking yer tractor in half.

Mid-mount driveshaft coupler may not has enough room with that setup.

That roller looked a little rough. Are the cam lobes OK?

One gallon of eye bleach, plz.

Chinese junk:

I'm not expert but I won't let that stop me from sticking my schnozz in. Hydrostatic drives are closed loop. But since we don't live in teh perfect world some fluid leaks out of the system. The charge pump makes up that leakage. I think it's good that your noticing only a small amount...

I'm going to try my hand at harvesting delightful wasp honey.

@PopeFrancis

In a fit of stupidity I drove it off of teh manicured lawn and got hung up. Took me an hour and a half of pawing around to get back on the lawn.

2.

BX23S must remain upon teh manicured lawn exclusively.

Lies!! :ROFLMAO:

Lies!

I'll be "that guy" and guess that this is a material issue and not a welding issue.

Closest I can relate to is when the woman in my life starts to revert to her Amazonian ancestry and I politely remind her of the vast catalog of grooming products/equipment in her lair. I'm batting .500 on that front.

I'll backstop your armor. (y)

I, Spraynard, am an amateur apiarist, apprentice to my grandpappy. He got stung a lot. Teh beez are happy when there's plenty of nectar about. Beez ignore Spraynard. During a drought/dry spell there is no nectar. Teh beez are unhappy. They eyeball Spraynard and examine his every move with scorn.