I guess I am weird - I do not add anything to the diesel fuel for my Kubota or my Super Duty. I almost always buy my fuel at Love's or T/A truck stops with the TSD card. I've never noticed semi drivers adding anything to their fuel tanks when filling at the truck stops.
Are additives a thing...
I just want to say Kudos for building that cool, functional wing !! Re-directing airflow at speed is as much art as it is science. I'm impressed Sir !!! :)
I was riding my motorcycle at a fairly quick clip. A large bug splattered itself right at the top edge of the windscreen. I reached up to...
I have a 2380 with a 60" MMM. I used these spacers: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B012SOTV9G and the tires clear the MMM by 1/2" all the way around. 1.5" & 3" spacers are also available.
The adjustment knob for the deck of my 2380 is almost impossible to turn to the "Top" position. I dropped the deck and got under the BX and cleaned and lubed the mechanism. It helped for a very short time (two mowing sessions) and is now back to being stuck.
Anybody have a suggestion or hint or...
Well, I have three attachments I use - a tiller, a bush hog and a chipper. On all three the top link is usually close to horizontal while in use. When I raise them up it is about 3 inches from where it is at rest so I guess in my scenario I'm good.
Nothing fancy - just some 1" x 1" angle, some expanded mesh, some Grade 8 hardware and a rattle can of Kubota grey paint.
Finally have a good place to carry stuff. I am going to add a few tie down hooks for bungees, ratchet straps, etc.
$190 + $40 for shipping is ridiculous for a 2" spacer. The ECCPP spacers are made to support a Jeep - substantially more torque, weight, shear forces, etc. than a BX2380 will ever subject them to.
Get rid of the Kubota bolts and install three 1/2" x 20 x 1-3/4" grade 8 bolts. Use the lug nuts...
Use the lug nuts that came with your wheel spacers to hold the spacer to the hub. Buy six 1/2" x 20 x 1-3/4" Grade 8 bolts, thread them from the back of the hub and put red Loctite on them before you seat them.
Use whatever lug nuts you like to hold the wheel to the spacer.
Actually, it depends on the operating range of the LED lights you are using. If you wire them in series you will have exactly half of the voltage applied to each light. So in a 13.8VDC situation like your tractor, there will be 6.9VDC across each light.
In all likelihood you are better off...
Here's where I routed the power into the ROPS, using a factory hole.
Here's what the light switches look like when the lights are energized.
Sorry about the dirty / wet tractor. I finished bush hogging the back property last night and am going to wash it later today, after it warms up a...
I found that seat level lights work well for my reverse lighting. Since my ROPS has holes in it from the factory I mounted the lights where you see them here. I bought two sets of these lights on Amazon. One set is a flood pattern, the other set is a spot pattern. I mounted one of each type on...