Recent content by spacemanspiff

I only have one can so I just lay it over the trailer hitch. My can has a spot on the hinge side where it ball fits perfectly.

I have some with the metal ring. I zip tied them on with the black t&b ties. They are still there over 5 years later.

No need to visit me. Last time I saw the sheriff, he opened the confiscated gun locker so I could see how I liked each gun. He wouldn't let me have any though. Most were crap guns.

No just shut it down. You only need a cool down if you have been running it hard. I just drive my m5 back to the barn slow an easy that way I don't need to cool it down.

I paid cash for mine. I got a simple receipt. Sent from my SM-G975U1 using Tapatalk

Have you ever tried to spin a new turbo by hand? Plus, there is a dpf in there also. People haul them like that every day. If it was harmful kubota would change it. Is it pointed at your mirror? The manual warns about setting the barn on fire during a regen.

I park it outside when it rains. Otherwise, I pressure wash when I work on it.

All of the above. I like living on the edge.

You will need return line installed. It needs to free flow because of the momentum the cutter. It cant just instantly stop. Sent from my SM-G975U1 using Tapatalk

You definitely get more respect when your equipment is larger than they are. I was once moving a a 24 ton trackhoe across the road and a someone ignored the flagman. I just turned the counter weight toward them and waited for the thud that never happened.

If you got it rolling, could you stop it? You may live on perfectly flat ground. I don't. I have to move a small container someday, but I have an M5. It can lift it with the 3pt hitch.

I also have the Dewalt. It works and never had an airlock.

Around here, with a farm tag, you can get away with almost anything.

Turn the key on and press on or both of the two buttons. Then a new menu comes up. That's how I did it on a m62. Sorry that's all I remember. Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk

I have heard from my dealer that the bearings in the hydraulic motor can't stand up to heavy abuse. He quit selling them and started selling limb ninja. Only time will tell if he is truthful. I hope you have good luck. My limb ninja has a very thin deck. I have to be careful with it...