Recent content by Joe Z

Thank You for the reply's

Great simple idea....

I wish i could get mine to work.....while making the bend coming out of the container it keeps kinking over and always stops the flow.... kicking around putting an aluminum elbow on it..... that jiggler does work

I third those shipping containers.... Out here in this Arizona sun those fabric building deteriorate very quickly from UV exposure. Containers are waterproof and rodent free and can be customized with doors and windows if wanted

If you have one of those harbor freight torque wrenches that click i always start at say 30 ft lbs listening for the click on then off....then i proceed to say 60 lbs....then finally 80 lbs. Bring the wrench down to zero when starting and l always set on the way up....Very important to listen...

Cave Creek and Peoria. Wow are we close.... I'm off Carefree Hwy in Desert Hills. Thanks for the Welcome

Thanks Skeets... We used to live in the Reading Pa area and i miss the Amish food :) I'm used to working on semi's and old cars....the newer ones you have to be a TV technician but i get by... LOL Thanks for the welcome

Want ot say high to all as i finally signed up after using this site for almost a year. Great place and hope i can contribute sometimes:) Joe

I am also a newbie.... I signed up yesterday but have following posts for almost a year now before signup. This is a great site and glad i found it. Welcome :)

My mistake was assuming.....Thanks to all of you that replied...... you sure have me resting easy now:)

Thank you so much for that reply... I'm a decent mechanic and just wasn't sure about Kubota front axles. 110 degrees is quite often and 118 degrees occasionally here.(you don't work outside in the summer afternoon heat) I thought about the kerosene clean out and i'm assuming that the gear lube...

I recently purchased a B7100 and after topping off the gear lube in the front 4x4 axles i proceeded to grease the upper king pin and started pumping and pumping looking for grease to come out somewhere... about 35 full pumps in each. Now i find out i messed up and all that grease goes into the...