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Even on a RCR 1248 the blade nuts torque to 450 ft-lbs. They can be removed with an impact wrench but I agree with Russel, the torque multiplier makes the job easier.

BAP - appreciate the thoughts. After nearly 3 years of reading OTT I knew what the range of responses would be and it's good for all readers to see others input. The active security system for 4 and 2 legged intruders also includes guard dogs (GSDs) and one really mean llama.

Disclaimer: I've been a member for awhile but haven't posted enough to not be a "new member". I have no connection of any type to the product or company I'll be discussing and bought it with no strings attached at full price. I've wanted to add an electrical circuit interruption option to my...

They make 4 different models, they all use the same filter process but are different sizes but more importantly have different filter rates. Pick the filter rate that fits your need.

Thanks for the education! I wasn't familiar with this type of locking nut. Removing it distorts the locking threads necessitating is replacement. That also explains the torque spec, 450 ft-lbs.

The owners manual refers to the nut as a lock nut and that the nut should be replaced with a new nut after removal. I'm not the original owner of this equipment, don't know if this is OEM but it doesn't look like a locking nut. Any information would be appreciated.

I've had that experience too many times with various tractors and appropriate rear weighting. I use a HiLift jack, it only takes 2-3 minutes. The tractor hauls the posts and jack. Much safer and very little effort.

As much as I like the sliding door of my SSV the arc it swings through in the cab limits how far forward and how high you can place the mount on the side panel. It also prevents using the cab pillars or the area above the door. Look for a long, articulated mounting arm and bracket to position...

This link will take you to a executive summary of the bill as well as a PDF of the actual bill, https://leg.colorado.gov/bills/hb23-1011. I could not make this a link you can open from here. You may need to cut and paste.

Colorado legislature passed and the Govenor signed the right to repair act. It's ostensibly aimed at farm equipment operators but may effect us all. Like most legislation it will probably have positive and negative effects. Apparently several states are considering similar measures.

Here is the thread link https://www.orangetractortalks.com/forums/threads/shear-bolts-for-a-woodland-mills-wc68-chipper.55581/

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That's a fair amount of bend. Consider checking carefully for fractures before and after correcting the bend.

There are several causes for unilateral (one sided) knee pain and swelling. Some of them require emergent treatment to prevent permanent joint destruction. This is especially true if the knee appears red or feels hot. If it literally feels like there is fluid in the knee joint it will really...

A lower radiator house heater is another option. I have a block heater in one machine and a radiator hose heater in another, they are equally effective, including in sub zero (F) temperatures. They take about the same amount of time to warm the engine. My current radiator hose heater is at...

You can buy an over the tire tread (OTT) that puts a track over the tires, they are supposed to improve traction. They may result in the machine floating over the snow. They come in various designs incorporating steel and rubber. They are pricey. I have no personal experience to share.

Check in your owner's manual under "starting the engine under cold conditions". The initial RPM is limited until the engine reaches a specific temperature. The flashing amber light and beep indicate the limited RPM state. It doesn't specify what ambient temperature is "cold" and the engine temp...

Re: PTO RPM check your owner's manual for specifics. Most older gear tractors have an index marker on the tachometer labeled 540, that indicates 540 RPM at the PTO

The USFabrics folks are great to work with, very helpful. Geotextiles are usually placed between the soil base and stone or gravel to prevent loss of the aggregate, stabilize the surface for load bearing as well as to help control drainage. Likely will not work over intact concrete slab. I use...

Any idea what your tongue load will be? SSV75 Operation rating is 2690 lbs lift at the bucket, tip over is twice that, 5380lbs. The closer the ball is to the front edge of your bucket the more your lift capacity will be decreased. Easy for me to say but it would be much safer to move your...