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Yea, this was going to the scrap yard. I pulled this and a couple other things out. To be honest, I wish I spent more time trying to fix it up vs. tearing it down. I could use a mist blower for my apple trees!!!

This was a mist blower but works well on leaves... The pump was bad and I could not get it off... I stripped the tank and spray stuff off of it and use it to blow leaves. Made a sprayer out of the other stuff (with a new pump).

I had listed the wrong needle valve in my post above, that valve only works in ONE direction. You'll need a valve like the one below, which works in both directions. The best thing about these, you can slow down your FEL when you are using them as "FORKS" then speed them up when you want...

Yea, not the best design from kubota... my welds broke. First on one side then about a year later, the other went. I replaced it with a bolt. Need to check on how it's holding up the next time I'm there...

Yup, that's how it's done!!!! (I just didn't have a photo of it...) Watch out for the safety police on here... :rolleyes:

That took a minute to figure out.... "I'm not a smart man...." "foot" represents something that is "put in one's mouth,"

You should be able to feather the valve control body but we don't know what you are running... If this is for long term usage, I installed a "needle valve" (Cost more than restriction orifice) but are adjustable. To be honest, I set it once and never changed it from the original setting...

Used to work in Rocky Mount, NC in cotton fields and find pottery chunks and arrow heads would pop up every now and then after a good rain. The superintendent of the research farm had a very nice collection. (most of the research stations had collections...) I live on Crabtree Creek (in town)...

Don't know if this is possible but for my L2800, there was enough extra wire going to the OPS, to where I was able to loop the wire over the lever that held down the arm which would allow me to get off the tractor with the PTO running!! (you can stand up and drive forward... doing that). Now...

I'll add that the LX is lighter, less weight. Which if you are mainly mowing, is a good thing.

So yea, if you use your email address, you can get to where you can use your credit card to pay but you must UNCHECK, "set up my paypal account" at the bottom - you do that, and you'll be paying as a GUEST. They need another option since I'm not giving paypal my credit card or my email...

Time to update your profile!!!

Spent some time around McGraw, NY - Uncle lived there and had a chainsaw shop in Cortland. Right on the river... Very nice area!

Only thing that would make the dog photo better, a little drool coming out of the side of his mouth!!!

For us, in a town of 2,500 to 3000, The Hillsville, VA; Memorial day and Labor Day Flea Market/Gun Shows typically sees attendance numbers around 500,000 visitors over the four-day event. It's nuts... The town finally got a by-pass around it - before that by-pass, it would take hours going...

That's what I call a crumple zone... that's impressive! What happen to the other vehicle???

I may have a 20 year old tractor, but I would not trade it for this new crap for nothin'. Sensors, electronics, modules - have a hard time surviving rough harsh conditions (granted a rollover is more than what a normal tractor does). I feel sorry for the owner.... doesn't look like there's...

I'll add 2 cents to this, in 2005 before Craig's List went down the crapper... in eastern NC, you could pickup blades cheap. I got 2 at $50 each and nice one for $250 and another one for $100, all 6 footers. I turned one into a rake, made it a 7 footer, with tines at either 1.5" or 2" apart...

Funny, that was the very first thing that I removed from my (then) brand new tractor! Different model, smaller but it's somewhere in the shed. Makes hooking up the PTO a real PITA that I didn't want to deal with day in and day out. I treat the PTO as super dangerous and will not get off the...

I only just pasted 1000 hours - since you got 1.5 times that many hours... I doubt I'll have that kind of wear. BUT since I plan to keep this (hopefully) another 20 years and maybe longer... are those mostly HST parts? The last couple of photos (I believe) are the rocker for the HST (forward...