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Seafoam or some-such and a couple of tanks of fuel run through the engine... Should clear it up just fine.

That's, what, maybe a thimble of oil atomized over the whole area... Anti-rust coating would be what I would call it... My tractor has an oil leak... 4 quarts in 5 minutes... :( I'll have to split mine this winter (when I don't have anything else to do... yeah, right)... P.S. Not trying to...

Be sure to tell the shop NOT to bend them the same... My FIL took some bent lines to a shop to get a replacement made... They put the same bend in it that he wanted to be straight... I laughed... I was the only one that laughed... :rolleyes:

According to the reviews on that one, proprietary parts (with limited or no availability) and sub-par bearings on the wheels. However, I might get it and just rework the problem areas... :)

Also, your air filter could be mostly clogged up. I would check it too. When the tractor's governor senses an extra load and tries to add extra fuel, it may be starving for air and flooding the cylinders. Happened to me. Once... (ok, ok, twice. I'm a slow learner)... :D

Remove cutter shaft from tractor and try turning it by hand... Cutter gear box may be toast... P.S. Also look under the cutter (and probably OVER the stump jumper) and make sure you haven't wrapped anything around the shaft. Also make sure there is nothing wedged underneath anywhere...

Way awesome (and I REALLY like the dump feature), but way too expensive... :(

Nice price and I do have a TSC close to me... But I don't think that cart would hold up well... My place is VERY bumpy! AND I would probably over-load it and bend it all up... AND it does not review well...

Exactly... But I can build a better one for less money... Just don't have time...

Has anybody come across something like this? I want a 4-wheel cart that is 3-5' wide and 4-6' long. I'm not adverse to building it myself (some light welding skills) if I could find king pin\spindles steering hardware that is reasonably priced. Can get it all day long from race car building...

Very nice. And looks very well built. I wish I had welding skills like that! :D Since I don't, I bought one of these. It accepts a 2"x2" receiver and coupled with a drawbar, works great for moving trailers around with my tractor... :)

Does anybody know if they make a PTO driven mechanical splitter. Like the supersplit, speedpro, or DR RapidFire, but on a PTO scale...:cool:

I checked a few prices on some items I've been shopping for lately and they are all within a dollar or two of what I've found elsewhere... Never have used them for parts... Shipping and crappy service would be the only caveats I can think of...

Sounds like a 'safety' switch to me... :confused:

What's wrong with one of these? Besides being a way too big picture... *sorry 'bout that*

If I had grass like that, I would be making hay... My 'grass' consists of briars and kudzu...

It also depends on how close you want/need to mow. My ground is so bumpy that I have an extreme amount of slack in the my top link. So much that when I raise it as far as it will go, the tail wheel is only about 6" off the ground... I've even mowed some with the top link totally...

I had the same idea, but my welding skills are less than I would like, so I ended up buying this for $69. It accepts standard 2" receivers... Works great!

Does that Wholegoods Price include the wheels? Why you want to switch tire types? (just curious - don't have an opinion one way or the other)...

Here's a photo of a random Kubota L35... P.S. I'm a 'new guy' too... That's why I'm here...