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I have had similar happen to me about 1/2 dozen or so times over the years but a little different. When snow blowing sometimes a frozen chunk of ice, frozen piglet or other critter that either didnt make it or ended up where it wasn't supposed to be, chunk of wood, rock or whatever jets jammed...

your Mobil fluids depot/professional can get it for you. similiar to hydraulic oil. not something PepBoys or similar would carry I suppose. if you be dead set on using turbine oile then something like SHC 918 which is most modern or VG 32, 46 and 68 are options I havent heard anyone use the...

would you consider Tire Gard? common in my area for custom guys who spend a lot of time on corn.

imho.... as long as your choice be in good condition/serviced/running as it should, any of the above sure to put a smile on a guys face and get a lot of work down efficiently.

The following comment is related to a business I used to own that was highly retail oriented. Not related to insurance, or tractor or Kubota just a general business observations. Take it for what its worth. I owned a business that dealt with a steady, daily by the minute stream of customers. We...

for what? Fire / theft / vandalism? depends where you live I suppose Breakdown? after many many decades I wouldn't have ever used it but YMMV Liability / accidents? again depends where you live, what you are using it for etc.... around here anything that leaves your property (like on a public...

on your back shimmy under tractor and look up directly under the def tank (under blue cap) you will see a plate with a hole drilled in it. Next to this hole you will see 3 bolts almost in a line (flat v shape actually) pointing downwards and these bolts have nuts on them that you can see when...

I use a punch that I put into a metabo palm nailer and punches them out fairly easily. Air palm nailer cheap about $50 A a battery palm nailer like dewalt or milwaukee probably closer to $200.

Kubota uses abbreviation IPL's for their illustrated parts lists

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sometimes its best to go with short fat and slow.

ici.... YMMV check pages 192,653,675 of your manual or see attached should help I suppose. Check last first. not sure I understand what you mean so chuck this stuff if not usable.

In Canada we use Maple Syrup in our engines!!! YES Maple Syrup. Works great and causes no harm. Guaranteed. But only the full synthetic Maple Syrup. See its on the internet so we know its true.

yup... choosing right tool for the job is important. a proper pack-out

big brother, little brother, neighbours webcams on outside of his house, the Ring door bells, our cell phones, the computers and GPS trackers in our newer vehicles, TikTok and all sorts of social media, municipal cameras throughout our downtown core area, traffic cameras, Santa's naughty / nice...

cabs are wonderful in MB winters BUT can get very very expensive. Broken glass in not cheap to fix and given my experience in the S.E. corner of the province I have seen way to many people break glass. Sure the original owner takes care and makes attention in the ugly forests of blow downs, pine...

I would say yes that the R4 on the LX is considered light duty when used as you described and compared to what the forestry mulchers use, tracks, no flat tires, etc... that logging and commercial tractors use. R4's are HD for an LX with a loader in typical farm yard environments but I figured...

If you can't walk into it without bleeding will the light duty tires on a LX stand up to the task? In the long run it may be cheaper to hire someone with the right equipment to make the first pass and then you can maintain going forward.?

and like the smudge pot thread butter cutters are still used and available new today. I like this game.

butter cutter.... your going to have to try harder (lol) cheers