Recent content by urednecku

An old water heater tank filled with cement & chained to the back of a box blade works pretty good. And pretty cheap.

Had to use a 'torque multiplier' to get the nuts off the blades of my 6' bushog. I can't remember how many times it multiplied the torque, but we still had to use a 6' cheater bar on that.

I just use a chain in place of the top link on my 3ph mower. Here, I have to worry more about a hole or ditch more than a 'hill'. Like it's supposed to?

I'm only 26, but have 30 years experience @ that age.:D My wife would tell ya I'm 56.

I'll second TripleR, check the manual, or call your dealer to make sure. I'm thinking you should run a 4' with no problem, 5' if things are not too thick, but might have to slow down ground speed some.

What ovrszd said. The light in mine went out a few months ago...about 800 hours on the machine. When I shut down I've tried to make a habit of after the engine stops, turn the key on, then hit the on/off button, then the up & down buttons a couple times (to relieve any pressure that might be...

Don't care who ya are, that right there is funny as 'ell!!! Kubota_Man, good luck!

I use a M7040 with a little 6' bushog. (Want an 8 - 10footer, but haven't found one for that reasonable price yet). I have found @ around 500 rpm on the mower (I think that's around 2k on the engine) it does just as good a job, on a lot less fuel. If I'm in thick or tough stuff I'll power up to...