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Always wet it down B4 , it will soften any dirt - if you do get scratches, Mothers & Meguiars etc. have very good plastic cleaners & polishes that will clean it very good and make it look nice again - dampen a soft cloth or sponge , wringe it out good and put a few drops of polish on cloth ...

I haven't been seeing alot of problems with bronze getting sloppy quickly , but can't say I've used the steel either , so I'll keep it in mind, always liked bronze @ pivots for ease of movement and pretty cheap to change out if need be, the wear is going to occur on something, I had 1 arm crack...

Heavy wall 1" ID tube , 1" bar stock to hold them in alignment, heavy duty lock rings/ collars (whatever you want to call them) welded to outside - then I reamed rings for 1" bronze bushings- drill & tap for grease fittings for sure ! , new seal kits for hydraulic cylinders while I had them...

That's the fun of being a mechanic, you get to figure out the puzzle as you go through the process and hopefully learn more ! - Good practice, I have it noted in the service manual with the box label attached , if it comes to a switched part during service , always write down every service...

22mm - whoops Sent from my SM-N920V using Tapatalk

Thank you for That, unfortunately only downhill from here but make the best of each day ! - Not alot of info on the part , 20 x 40 x 60 mm's - inside clips, equal both ways, not many sellers out there but still found it for now - if it ever becomes an issue again I'll just take it to the...

Sorry for the major delay, alot of health issues to deal with & just kept getting set aside / I got the part @ The U Joint Store # TUS-2240 Sent from my SM-N920V using Tapatalk

22mm Diameter caps x 40mm inside yoke where internal clips lock it in place x 60mm overall outside length = same both directions of the cross , still only $32 to my door , I have it sitting here for next service interval , I'll go that route over $100+ and taking a ride to the dealer - a...

I buy plenty of parts for my 50's IH no problem ! - I take my time and look around, when it's possible - I have no problem supporting family owned companies that have been here for 100 yrs and go out of their way to help me try and get something fixed , maybe it works out maybe it won't ( I...

Finally got to service my ZD28, u-joint shop sent is not a match - #*%$#@^*&$ - close but that doesn't count as we all know - it's Metric, the standard pto joint he gave me to try is inch - I wanted to give it a shot since I couldn't come up with any measurements online , I had to pull it & find...

Look up parts diagrams for your model - find the picture and scroll down to the list - all are numbered - sure looks like a dipstick to me , good luck Sent from my SM-N920V using Tapatalk

U-joint is apparently standard pto shaft joint used on most , my driveshaft shop sent me one out the same day - $15 / I will confirm specs after I change it out, hopefully next week depending on the weather and list info [emoji1696] Sent from my SM-N920V using Tapatalk

Very Good, I have 3 kubota pcs - ZD28, L3010, KX91-3 and at 1 time or another I run across something unusual, I try to remind people to not overlook the easy basics first - as soon as something goes wrong most think the worst case scenario - after all my yrs I catch myself doing once in awhile...

Fuel tube , line , hose - you can call it something else if that helps understand - whatever works for you - check to ensure you have good pressure going to your injectors - LOL?? - seriously , Sent from my SM-N920V using Tapatalk

I was just trying to make sure he checked some basic issues , I've been working on engines for 45yrs and seen a lot of weird problems - including mufflers being partially or completely blocked by many different things - animals storing food & pcs breaking loose and jambing are the most popular...

Injectors or injector pump ? - also you don't say how long B4 it starts giving you trouble , if it's relatively quick it could be exhaust blockage - first I would check pressure on fuel rail though, hopefully they have a port on that model , it would be a quick test Sent from my SM-N920V using...

Was having similar problems and couldn't find any info - figured I would put it out there just to try and help in case anyone was looking around - I saw the date Sent from my SM-N920V using Tapatalk

Anytime you add new accessories on hydraulic systems it's definitely necessary to run the new attachments through their operation to get the fluid completely in the circuits & controls that run them - then of course top off the reservoir according to the company's manual specs - good news ...

I appreciate that, I talked to my driveshaft shop today & he said I need measurements, which I can't find and he seemed pretty shocked at the price - I'm going to have to pull it and take my own measurements and get back to him , he was pretty confident that he could fix me up, we'll see how it...

Right, under normal conditions Sent from my SM-N920V using Tapatalk