Recent content by JasonW

Yes it helps if you already have one. One year I gathered leaves because I got behind cutting them up as they fell, I just used my zero turn to blow them in several piles and then got them by hand onto a tarp or trailer.

We have always left fuel in them. Theory is if you run it empty the seals will dry out, then when you use it next it leaks gas. Of all the equipment the only one we ever had trouble out of was an older Honda ATV where it would gum the carb up. I’ve let my string trimmer sit full of fuel...

I’m not familiar with a leaf vacuum, although another idea, just put a small inverter generator on a carryall or similar.

What model is yours? I’m seeing 14-16 amps for the ROPS dynamo and 40 amp for the Cab alternator model. What are you thinking of running with the inverter?

Go by the dipstick. That’s why it’s there

The triangle? (14)

Of all the people that have responded to this thread you haven’t answered any of the questions asked or posted pictures describing what you are trying to accomplish. But good luck with what you’re trying to make.

Manual is a guideline. Go by the dipstick. That simple.

A guy asked a question then doesn’t like the opinions that were offered… If a 4’ cutter works with your BX why wouldn’t it work on a B series? I can run my 4’ cutter on my M6040 but that wouldn’t make much sense. I brought up older excavators due to cost. I recently bought a KX040 that cost...

That appears to be correct. Would have to double check the shaft size if/when one goes out. Can’t always go by the color but I would guess it’s a John Deere disc. Guy said it sat a while and the bearings are crunchy. We’ll see if they smooth out some with use.

That would be the one you found through Kubota. And the implement pin connector does not match an automotive 7 pin plug anyway.

Picked up this 4’ disc today, does anyone recognize the make or model? The guy didn’t know and it doesn’t have any markings on it. Mainly wanting to know for future reference to buy replacement bearings.

I wouldn’t worry about trying to reuse two implements with a larger tractor. They are not worthless and can be sold to recoup some money buying implements matched to a bigger tractor. Nobody discounts what can be done with a smaller tractor, it just takes time. Not many people upgrade to a...

Is the trailer electric or electric/hydraulic dump? Does the dump trailer have its own battery? Those answers will depend how to wire that part. For the lighting all you would have to do is wire in a 7pin plug to the tractor. You wouldn’t have brake lights as there isn’t a brake light...

I don’t have any pictures although a few years ago now I went to help a friend have a building offloaded from a truck at his rural property. He rented a Lull forklift and I ran it while he was busy with everything else. Well the driver was too confident and buried the truck and trailer in...