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'Rona. Also, the heebie-jeebies.

Your tractor is comprised of cast steel components that have undergone shock loads that exceeded their ability to absorb. We've seen the "ground zero" parts and we all agree they failed. What we can't evaluate are the related components. If you rebuild that tractor you may suffer a failure of...

Indeed. The juice isn't worth the squeeze.

Hang on, now... Im just guessing.

Thread rolling dies.

The new Sheetz stores in Houston and Meadowlands have non-ethanol 90 octane pumps.

The rest of the welds look decent... not just from a paint perspective either.

Can you safely get snaps of the area where the front axle mounts to the tractor?

I bought a 25 watt FOBA for the metallographic lab back in '19. We use it all day M-F and haven't had any issues. I think i paid $70K. Working distance is very important. Get an enclosure that will accommodate the height of your parts and still maintain the lasers focal length.

My Kubota dealer threw it in for free when I bought the 60" mower deck. Haven't used the blade yet. Probably won't either.

I would have it re-blued and put it into service. The only non-destructive testing I could perform is hardness and even then you'd prefer to have the indents on an unfinished area.

Do You Like A Clean Hole? Depends on how many empty Miller High Life bottles are scattered about me.

Agree with insurance company handling all facets of this job. I've performed recoveries not unlike this and its dangerous as all get out.

delightful yeasts!

Rise brother, and receive the light.

Has anyone tried the Kubota mulching kit on there mmm? Yes. I put them on my RCK60 deck. First attempt was with the Q'doba mulching blades. Unsatisfactory. Second attempt was with the G6 blades. Better but it spit the fines out in front of the deck. I had clibbins infesting the rad screen and...

Yeeeeeow.

I hope RTS is an acronym for Miller High Life because I'll need all of it to pull the floor off of my lawn mower.

I, Spraynard, will be jumping around that switch when the time comes.