Recent content by Dad03

It's definitely a 6 spline. I went through it and regreased, changed the gear oil, checked the belt and put it to work. Worked great. Cut my field grass almost as good as my zero turn. Tractor is much more comfortable to ride than the ZT too. It runs smooth at 540. Going hit it with the sand...

I went out to look at a local 6' flail for sale. Guy said it was in good shape. Aside from some normal expected surface rust and grime it checked out well. Everything turned straight and true. The knives looked a bit rusted as it sat for a while they appeared fine. He also had another of the...

How thick is the steel on the ones you guys have DIY or store bought. I have some 3/8" flat bar laying around I may put to good use.

I'll give it a week and see how it goes. Then will go back to see if they will adjust. Sucks getting old. Thank goodness other old age ailments have not set in:eek:

At 44 my eyes finally got to the point where I needed glasses. I just got progressives. When I look straight ahead my sight is within the middle range and everything outside of 2' appears a bit skewed (blurred). I have to tilt down a bit and look up to see normal. Kinda makes walking suck and...

I think my issue is the 12 in auger. I realized today if there is a rock on the outter edge of the hole that misses the cutters but hits the edge of the auger it just rides on the rock. Using the 6" one man auger I miss a lot more rocks. I am going to buy a 6" auger for the PD 10. I can get by...

I bought a new PD 10 when I got my new L3200. I finally got around to my fence. I am in mid TN so the dirt has some clay and rock. I installed 200 lf so far with a 32cc one man auger so I was more than excited to knock it out with the PD 10. My first impression in it is gutless. It has more...

I just went through a similar issue. The castle nut is probably the easiest part. Getting the stump jumper off the spline is a real PIA. I beat the hell out of it, heated it, made a puller , etc. Ended up having to cut a hole on the top deck so I could hammer down on top of the stump jumper...

Tractor Supply has spray paint in the new and old Kubota orange.

I have no knowledge of how the DPF on tractors work. I have a Cummins that utilizes the DPF technology. I have read one way to bypass the regen cycle allowing the removal of the DPF is the use of SIMS. Basically either 110 ohm or 330 ohm resistors plugged into the sensors along the exhaust...

I had similar thing happen on my B6000 except it was not the ground cable. Turns out a loose connection was the culprit. Loose = heat. I would start there.

I was told the same thing by my dealer. After reading how much easier they seem to make hooking up I decided to give it a try. I read where Harbor Freight sells one that is pretty good. At a cheap price. I found a coupon in the online Progressive Farmer magazine for $79.00. I pick it up few...

Typical street light pole bases have at least 8' in concrete in the ground and 2-2.5' in concrete above. I would keep what you have but put it another 3' in ground leaving only 2' exposed concrete. The concrete above ground really isn't needed other than protecting the pole from getting hit with...

My local dealer which is 10 miles from me was 2k higher than the next closest dealer which is 60 miles in Al. I asked the local guy how the warranty service would work. He said they can't deny warranty service but would take his customers ahead of me. Not really an issue because I can trailer...

I ordered that one on eBay. It appears to be a pretty nice piece. Went on easy. I guess if this does not provide enough protection I am pushing it to deep in to the sticks.