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42” is code here, and that’s all the little Kubota could reach; lol All in all stable ground here, nothing but rock and a little dirt

No telephone poles here, just 4”x6” post siting on a 10” diameter formed concrete tube

Thanks for the suggestions, It’s still not to late for concrete, If using pre formed 10” concrete tubes, what would be more efficient, just install a Simpson strong tie on top of colomn above grade vs. incasing post in concrete down to footer. I already have 4x6x12 pressure treat, 8 total, but...

Just thought I’d ask this here since Im sure alot of memberes here have something similar to store their tractors, To make the story short a tree fell and took out my wood shed, I collected some homeowners insurance and have enough to put up a 12 x 30 loafing shed, It should be plenty for a...

The fact that you lost foreword and reverse drive and fel and 3 point leans toward a flow or pressure problem from the engine mounted pump. Do you have anyway of checking the line pressure from the pump? Did your tractor just quit suddenly or was it a gradual loss of power. Have you checked the...

We have similar laws in Colorado, simply known as the *make my day law*

Got dynamo back on and seems to be running smooth. Checked ac reading meter set on vac it read 14.7 At battery tractor off, reading 12.7 D.C. With tractor running, reading 13.6 D.C

You guys are correct, it is the dynamo like the one pictured above, like I said I'm not familiar with this type so I don't know what's normal, it's kind of hard to explain the resistance while spinning but it's kind of like a cam lobe effect, I did pull it apart and bearing looked good along...

My belt broke today, and when I opened the hood it was twisted up good and bent the alternator bracket a little, no big deal with that it can be straightend. but I have never delt with an alternator like this, as far as I know it's the original one, and it was still charging when belt broke, So...

As stated above is another good reason to visit a dealer, The bonafied dealers here carry both stihl and husky

Best advise I can offer is to go visit your local Stihl dealer, stay away from the big box stores for a chain saw purchase, your stihl dealer can set you up with the perfect size to fit your needs and provide you with any service you need after the sell. I purchased my stihl 039, (which I think...

glad to hear, don't forget to post up some pics

I could only dream of a new shop right now but one thing I would do is install aluminum air compressor piping, a little pricey but easy to install and a. very clean look, added with regulators and an air drier and a hose reel at a overhead door would make a sweet set up.

I am 50 years, my mind thinks I'm still 25

Glad to hear you making some foreword progress

If Kubota can not come up with one, You should be able to have one cut from new stock if you have the specs on what you need, that saying if the one you was going to have reground didn't turn out.

A complete hyd. system pressure check may be in order to further diagnose hst problems, hopefully In your area you have a dealer, or good mechanic with tools that can perform that test, I'm not familier with your model, but had similar issues with a b2150, If your prepared with the proper...

22 years with the Colorado dept. of highways, started first 10 as a heavy equipment operator working the san juan skyway (or million dollar highway) as they used to call it, near Durango Colorado. The most avalanche prone highway in the US. Operated all the heavy snow removal equipment...

If you want quality and last a lifetime, go with a victor, I can't say about new stuff but I bought a used set 20 years ago and it's always performed well If going for the long term it's best to own your bottles

always use the basic X pattern when binding your equipment down, and it wont move on you, meaning 1 binder for each corner, the reasoning behind that is if one binder ever comes loose you still have the one on the adjacent corner holding it, also making sure binders or chains are secured to...