Recent content by jaxs

It seems you suspect something you did with fuel system is causing this so we will concentrate on that. That filter looks oversize for this application, you may need to take extra steps to get air out. Have you tried purging air from system after filter was changed? Inlet and outlet are...

I haven't heard that LP can sit unused for months without ill effect on fuel system while diesel and gasoline at the pump get worse by the day. The few I know with diesel and gasoline replace fuel and run genny parodically to reduce risk of fuel problems.

Golf greens aren't cut with mid-mounts and 3 point finishing mowers. I suggest you beg,borrow or rent a flail before soaking $800 into trying to make the mmm do something it wasn't designed for.

And the Deere is at least 50 years old so like us old men it might limp a bit right after getting out of bed. But give it a workout and it's up for anything you can throw at it. Did I mention I love the 20 series Deere? Best tractor that ever dripped diesel between two tires. ;) There's...

The conventional way of checking tires for flat spots or separation is to jack wheel a few inches off the ground, place a fixed object off to one side 1/2" from tread then slowly rotate tire by hand to see if 1/2" gap changes.

This would make sense,therfore easier to figure out if it occurred day one. If you haven't changed nor adjusted anything since last time it was used, I don't know what to say. Maybe tractor adjusted itself or prankster came in and tinkered with it.

Must be a disease, I do the same thing. There's a local online auction that sells mostly household and furnishings but occasionally a pile of scrap iron, farm equipment or large shop equipment shows up and doesn't get many bids. You guessed it, even though I wasn't looking for one I just...

I'm not sure I follow what are saying 100% but here's what I think causes this. First guess is that top link has box tilted more than previously. Second guess is that turnbuckles are adjusted differently than previously. Third guess is that rear wheels have been adjusted inward or outward...

I bought a tunnel slide from a playground renovation. I had to unbolt and rotate a few pieces to take curves out and make 2 bins. I replaced 1/3 of removed bolts with longer ones with shims for air entryways.

I contracted to paint a house and the owner asked how many coats of paint I apply. I said 3 and he said great, then I said one on house, one on ground and one on myself .

Too wide to bring through the house and into your basement. :ROFLMAO:

Doesn't matter how much modern technology one has at their disposal, old school methods can be real handy. Those blue and white reins as example. :giggle:

I think your efforts will be rewarded by more years before complete re-do is necessary. I'm not one to tell folks what they did wrong after the fact. It chaps my butt when self anointed know-it-alls 🤠 do it to me. I offer something to consider going forward. Soil where I live is clay that...

Judging from marks on post and broken terminal I'd say they received a few beatings in the past. Could of been continuity issues, emotions 🤬 issues or combination of both.

Ouch!