Recent content by John T

What color Smoke?

Mulching blades work great for leaves. It's one of the things they are made for.

Don't have any pictures handy. I just followed the directions... maybe asked a couple questions here.

I have no complaints with the Summit kit. Wasn't difficult to install. Half the price of what your dealer is asking. https://summit-hydraulics.com/product/third-function-valve-kit-for-kubota-bx23s-tractors/

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Heat is the key. (you don't need much) welding a nut to a broken bolt is the best way.. but in this case where you are concerned about damaging a seal.... left hand drill is best. not only are you drilling in the correct direction, the generated heat helps release it.

It happens. My sig line also applies.

I would look for a set with bigger sizes. Start at 1/4" and keep moving up until it starts to back out.

Make sure you buy a cold chistle and a hammer to get the broken extractor pieces out. :ROFLMAO:

not sure if this is what you got going on....

Any good welding shop can fabricate one up in about 20 minutes. I knocked the rear one off my deck also... luckily I found it and welded it back on. It happens...

Glad you got it off. Now for the question...... what about next time?

You got a good eye Wolf. Kilndan, Is this the first time using the mower?

Looks like a handy tool to keep in the cubby. a little $pendy but probably worth it ...... if it's a reoccurring problem. I say go for it. you can't take it with you Grandpaw... $$ I like the idea... of course my brain is thinking I could probably make one iffin I didn't have 500 other...

Cut into the lawn?? as in, Turf? I assume you are not cutting the grass with a tractor of that size.... anyway, turf tires might help. but it's the nature of the beast... check air pressure and take it easy. be thankful you don''t own a skid steer.