Recent content by D2Cat

Thanks for the reply and specific info. I have a 5' Ford special with Y-blades. I had to dress them with my 4" grinder when I first got it. Got from a guy who bought it at an auction and he thought it was a tiller.

How long does it take you to change from one style of flails to the other?

With the ability the Chinese have for copying I don't trust many things available on Amazon, and that includes important components like filters. They even copy the boxes items go in so well you can't hardly tell the difference. Tread carefully.

Welcome. Sorry you come to ask questions under the circumstances. Condolences offered. All the advise given is good to follow, I would add the tractor will need very little attention from a dealer (as Russell mentioned). Not knowing the location or details I would suggest finding a friend...

These shafts are hard to find. Here's a solution someone mentioned and I'm just passing it along. For anyone trying to buy this here's a tip. It is an 18mm, 18 spline. John Deere has shafts and couplers. A JD coupler is N197291. It is not cheap but you can get a good deal with an aftermarket...

His address is in post #6. I see him post on different sites. Daryl is a good, honest, helpful guy.

I had this happen tome about 10 years ago. I did have his address and had corresponded with him a few times, he just never sent the item, but said he did. I found a town a few miles from his address and told him I had family there and was going to be visiting soon. I'd stop by and see him...

“A committee can make a decision which is dumber than any of its members.” -- (unknown)

For $52 for a dip stick I'd contact "007kubotaguy" on this forum and ask him.

If you're wanting to stack hay you need a quick attach loader for sure. Have you been over to Colemans and snoop there?

Yes, that is one of the tips. What I did was use my dremel tools in a cordless drill. Used a disc to rough a spot on the nail then had a taper/pointed tool, and put that in my cordless drill and held my thumb to the tool. Blood squirted everywhere. No pain at all. At first I tried with the...

You could use screenings from the quarry for the gate post instead of concrete. There is a lot of lime dust in the screenings, it's inexpensive and easy to handle. and sets up as tight as concrete.

Maybe the new version is more invasive. Just last week I was looking at the internet looking for ideas to release the blood under my smashed thumb. My wife came into the room and we began talking about different ideas to a solution. Literally within seconds her phone said, "Don't do that,,,,"...