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I just picked up a 2007 Kawasaki Mule 3010 trans diesel and would like to recover or replace the two bench seats. The foam seems fine so unless it is a ton of work I prefer to recover. I am looking for recommendations on who sells good quality replacement covers or seats? When searching for...

$1800 for a replacement so I think I'll search for some tractor cluster repair shops online. Thx!

Hi folks, I’ve got an MX4800 and it is getting almost impossible to read the LCD display that shows the hours, error codes, etc (pictured). What is the best way to fix this? thx!

Thanks folks, lots of good suggestions! I had no idea how much of a price premium they have on the electric UTVs which put them out of my range. I may just pick up a used golf cart with a bed and see how that works for us or a used Mule and make a little noise.

listening to my neighbor at 6:30am every day is what inspired the electric route. He is only idling around and not trying to make any noise but his machine breaks the otherwise quiet of the morning

I really need some kind of UTV but I hate making noise. Are there any 4x4 electric golf carts or electric UTVs that I should consider? I see really bad reviews for Kandi America but am curious is there is a viable electric 4x4 machine out there. thx!

Thx. we get 3 inches of snow once every three years so it’ll probably be good…

I think that is what I will do.

That is a nice looking barn!

Correct. I am referring to the 2x6 that was scabbed onto the beam and the 2x6 sticking out from the corner of the barn.

just saw your edit. The rafter tails will be left open so no face board

Confusion with the framers. The idea was to eliminate blocking since I didn’t want to see a bunch of blocking but when I came home, I had blocking and beams.

Got it. It is already doubled but I can make it a triple and maybe clip 45deg of the bottom outside corner. It would be a pain to replace the beam entirely but the hurricane straps are not on yet...so not impossible.

Meaning, add another 2x10 to support the fly rafters and make it look like an original beam?

I am looking for suggestions on how to improve the looks of the support for my lean to fly rafters. I have 2’ overhangs all the way around this barn / shop and the lean to rafters are 17’ long. You can see the two areas in the photo that I am trying to improve the looks of. The “ledger” beam...

Well, on the way home google maps told me that there was a “stalled vehicle” ahead. It turned out to be a Kaufman dump trailer broken down with someone shoveling the gravel out of it into their pickup truck!

I’m in the market for a 14’ / 14k dump trailer for my hobby farm. Kaufman by far has the lowest prices but I don’t know how much of that is the factory direct factor vs the build quality factor. anyone here own a Kaufman dump trailer that can give me some insight into their durability? thx

Thanks folks! I think I will likely go with 7.5' C Flex fence, 10' t-posts and para cord at the top and see how well it works. https://tenaxfence.com/store/tenax-c-flex-p-premium-deer-utility-net-7-5-x-100-black-1a120386.html?srsltid=AfmBOorzNo4Q136ifTwWnzaCTXLfKsyjbSdzx8d0JQKlYWbXB_rSaxe_

I am going to have three gardens this year, each about 35’ x 70’ in size and am looking for suggestions on deer fencing. I have tried the fishing line method which worked OK but the turkeys got caught up in it and potentially injured so I am looking for other options. one question I have is...

Thx for all the replies! It is clear I need to up my fuel game!!