Recent content by mcfarmall

Possibly the nut from the stopper thingy on the 3PH lever.

I didn't hear an eff bomb until the 7th grade, nowadays the kids in my wife's Young 5's class use the word routinely. Just more evidence of societies downward spiral into depravity. No sense of decency or manners anymore.

Yaaaaayyy! Love him up good today!

Looks like a fun project.

Shrinkflation...getting less product for mo' money. This is only transitory...will be over soon. And if your unhappy with the price of gasoline you need to buy a $50,000 electric vehicle.

My RCD1884 has been ok since purchased but I've only got 1 summer of mowing under my belt. No rocks or posts to hit in my pastures but I shredded an old mattress spring on it's maiden voyage doing some work for my weed buddy.

Too light and small to be of any practical use, unless you're planning on pulling the disc with your quadzilla and make a deer garden.

3% moly on everything. The only issue is if the moly content is 5% or higher, don't use it on rolling element bearings. Life couldn't be simpler.

There has to be something to prevent the yoke from sliding off the gearbox input shaft when the bolt shears. You said there was no snap ring, how about a spiral ring or wire ring or a roll pin drilled off center that crosses a groove in the input shaft. Put a smaller diameter bolt in the hole...

The best explanation I could provide is the foot clutch works just like any other foot clutch. It disconnects the transmission from the engine (excluding PTO). The hydraulic shuttle clutch pack is downstream from the foot clutch and includes a set of reversing gears.

KTAC is pretty good insurance from the testimonials that I have read on this and other forums. If they cover operator stupidity then surely they will cover loss from a fire.

Fixing the headlights also gives the potential buyer a warm fuzzy feeling that the tractor was well cared for during its life with you.

If you got good insurance, no need for a fire extinguisher.

I was waiting for someone to suggest a pressure test!!

Birds and mice can build a sizeable nest very quickly. Park out in the open with the hood up.