Nothing like blower repairs under stress.... last winter the gear box seals started leaking in the 60 HD blower... I bought the seals etc in March/April... here it is in November and I have to fix the blower because it needs to go on the 1445 tonight for the 3-5 inches of snow coming. With the wind that means there will be 2-2.5 ft drifts that will need to be dealt with.
What will be the purpose of the new building Mr. Beef? Will it be the Deere Pen for the expanding herd and accessories or the new production studio for Mr. Beef Video Company? Inquiring minds want to know. :tango_face_glasses: :tango_face_devil:
Haha, no production studio here.... but hopefully the current digs will be a bit cleaner in the future with more sq ft under roof. Mostly just for machine storage and my parts/attachments. Storing items like blowers, sickle bar mowers, and other attachments can be a bit of a space hog.
it is all back together now everything works great so i went to fill in a ditch by my house and had a heart attack was life-flighted to the hospital two stints later and four days in the hospital no fun. now more pills and lift restrictions. wrong time of year for this crap. missed thanksgiving with the family. **** genetics, it's bitting me in the butt.
it is all back together now everything works great so i went to fill in a ditch by my house and had a heart attack was life-flighted to the hospital two stints later and four days in the hospital no fun. now more pills and lift restrictions. wrong time of year for this crap. missed thanksgiving with the family. **** genetics, it's bitting me in the butt.
it is all back together now everything works great so i went to fill in a ditch by my house and had a heart attack was life-flighted to the hospital two stints later and four days in the hospital no fun. now more pills and lift restrictions. wrong time of year for this crap. missed thanksgiving with the family. **** genetics, it's bitting me in the butt.
In the last few days working around the holidays I got the X748, the X585 and the 318 dressed for winter, and none too soon with the storm we have coming tomorrow.
Hey GGSteve - Do you have any other pics of your shed, but specifically the lean-to it looks like you have built off on the right side? I have a shed and am thinking of adding the lean to on as an addition to store implements, etc under to keep out of the weather... I'm in the drawing and planning stages for right now. Thanks!
Hey GGSteve - Do you have any other pics of your shed, but specifically the lean-to it looks like you have built off on the right side? I have a shed and am thinking of adding the lean to on as an addition to store implements, etc under to keep out of the weather... I'm in the drawing and planning stages for right now. Thanks!
it is all back together now everything works great so i went to fill in a ditch by my house and had a heart attack was life-flighted to the hospital two stints later and four days in the hospital no fun. now more pills and lift restrictions. wrong time of year for this crap. missed thanksgiving with the family. **** genetics, it's bitting me in the butt.
Tested out the closed frame 316 with the 52 blade got for it, started with having to get it out of its parking spot and with out any chains, weights and 40 year old tires did manage to get it out with a struggle and lots of spinning. Some air in the front to round out the squares and we were off. I was pleasantly surprised giving the aforementioned issues. Plowed the neighbors drive way and city walk not half badly, if not leaving a few burn outs on accident. I am not a huge fan of not having foot controls for directional control though, almost need a third arm.
Green dream machine, I wish you a speedy recovery.
I put some new treads and wheel weights on today. What kid doesn’t get psyched for new sneakers? Can’t wait to play n the snow tomorrow. Added some extensions and a cutting edge to a ratty plow I got from Duffy last year. It’s going to be a hard decision to try the loader or plow tomorrow.
Not a big fan of change here, and I don't have a millenial around to help me. So yes, this is the wrong forum to ask this but does anyone know how to get back to classic view, and also, how do I choose the last unread post?
The HDAP’s are not good enough without chains. Will be chained before I go out again. The loader was fun but it is slow compared to the plow. Looks like I will get another chance tomorrow.
Not a big fan of change here, and I don't have a millenial around to help me. So yes, this is the wrong forum to ask this but does anyone know how to get back to classic view, and also, how do I choose the last unread post?
Steve, there is no "classic" view any longer. And the entire staff is in the process of trying to learn the new site, I don't have an answer for you yet so please bear with us while we get things figured out. We had no "advanced" training before this went live!
Steve, I'm not sure that there is an "unread" selection, but clicking on the "new" icon at the top of the page (next to the rear tire of the JD 110 in the banner pic) will list posts made "a moment ago".
Not trying to be a Debbie Downer. I understand technology changes.
I know I will get flamed, that's OK. I just wish when something is working and a boatload
of subscribers pay the yearly fee, why is there the need to think a totally different look
is for the good of all? All of us have seen this new look in whatever website or forums
we frequent. We have growled and asked, 'Why?"
Folks like myself join, pay $$$ and use the forums because it provides value and they like reading
the threads they do. I and many others have posted questions because we have learned we can get
great answers.
When I personally know that other members have gone out of their way to post pictures to questions I myself
have asked, (like removing the mower deck to detail pictures of how the front blade attaches) I know this is where I want to be. They are not interested in having to learn new tricks to accomplish
the same thing.
It seems like changes for change sake are the tail wagging the dog and not for the betterment of all.
The links in the "new posts" list include "unread" at the end of them, so I think eventually they will take you to the first unread post in a thread, but right now I think all the posts are marked as unread for each user, so it takes you to the start of each thread. I would think after a time or two, it'll work better automatically...
Thanks for the answers guys. Not what I wanted to hear but at least its the truth. I don't envy you your "jobs" over the next few weeks. What is it about Internet businesses that make them so tone deaf to their users. I guess you get what you pay for.
I purchased the 14-bushel PowerFlow bagger this fall and it is fantastic. So far I have dumped at least 100-150 loads of leaves, which are fairly well chopped up.
They aren’t chopped as well as my Honda mower where I would run over them repeatedly and only then bag them, but I got 5 loads done...
Hello! First time poster here hoping for some wisdom. I had a small fire (not my first) in my late 90s 18hp 345 this weekend. I think the fire originated in the muffler guard which had quite a bit of collected debris. In any event I put it out quick and there was minimal damage to the grey...
So, I want to add an Oil Pressure Gauge to my 317. I'm swapping it to an M18, and I want to protect the ol' investment. I need a 60 PSI pressure gauge that's black with white letters, but I can't find anything that isn't screw on, not expensive, or the wrong colors. Any ideas?
I decided to post this here since this seems to be the most heavily trafficked forum on the site, and I'd like as much input as possible. Also I'm seriously considering a John Deere.
My 2003 Cub Cadet 1525 is quickly starting to show its age. We bought it new back in 2003 and we were using a...
I have a john Deere 445 that the hydrostat is leaking fluid on the lift cylinder side of hydrostat. I just had to replace the two o rings on the drive selector on the machine and now the other side is leaking. The leak is up behind the cylinder where I cannot see where it is coming from. Any...
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