Then by all means do so. Rock on with your bad self. On Cub shaft drives you can't kill the tractor but you can overload the deck's ability to clear itself. You choose your speed based on how the deck is clearing the grass out. Sometimes I'm mowing thin grass at 7mph, thick at 2mph.
I believe this is the new hydraulic valve. Mine looks nothing like this. Have you ever worked on one of the older versions? My tractor also has two hydraulic levers. One for the front and one for the center.
@@MageLeaderInc I have 1 double, 1 triple and 1 single. They stack on each other by connecting them with a barrel and long bolts. This is one of a 3 spool stack taken apart
@@MageLeaderInc It's not too bad. The worst part is getting it out and reinstalling. You don't have to separate the valves to rebuild them but I wanted to replace the o-rings between the spools.
22 suppressed is so quiet you have to warn people sometimes that they are shooting a real gun. I’ve watched 2-3 people kinda loosen up and get wreckless where they’re pointing the gun as if they were shooting a toy. I’m sure I’m not the only person that’s noticed this.
@@intrusiveminecraft I routinely walk my fields at night. It can be creepy (especially since a mountain lion has been spotted within 1 mile of my property) but I always remember that the monsters live in cities, not in the woods. Glad to see I'm not the only weirdo who likes night walks in pitch black darkness lol. 😁
The Bug a Salt costs $50 and only knocks wasps down--you then have to stomp them. My rice loads cost $0.04 for a primer and obliterates them. I wore pieces of this wasp lol.
This is the 3rd time I've commented on this and none showed up. Last try. The rice is the best. I mixed rice and cream of wheat and it blew a wasp up really well yesterday.
Nice build! I equipped my Sears Suburban 12 with 8” wide Kenda Executioners, filled with RV antifreeze, homemade lead wheel weights, 120lbs per side, and stock weights on top of that. Made a ripper from a large box blade shank. It’ll bury it over a foot deep. Looks like yours might need a bit more angle to hook in properly.
It's traction limited due to the loader weight. I can hang that same ripper on my 3225 with no ballast, ATV tires and a 3-pt hitch an it'll bury and pull it with no problem. Weird how much traction that loader weight removes.
I have. No real gain that I could tell. I also have problems with it pulling my box blade. The no loader 3225 has no problem with it either. Unfortunately the loader tractor sux for rear implements.
Thanks. I think the front edge of the bucket is 36" high when the bucket is level and all the way up. It has its pros and cons. Pro being that it can fully dump from 6" off the ground saving time. Plus the bucket can turn well past straight down actually turning back under itself when dumping at low heights. Con being that the arms are sometimes in the way when you are trying to move the bucket forward they can hit what you are trying to get the bucket over since the are so far forward. Here's a vid where it is actually getting used. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-skLz0SKmNx0.htmlfeature=shared
Thanks. It leads to the laundry room so we can pen them at night and when we leave and they can still get out. I fabbed the awning as well. Keeps water out and they like to sit on the top step under it when it's raining. I used to be a trailer wreck rebuild mechanic.
