Recent content by rlk

Unfortunately, that's a little far from Central North Carolina. Good luck on find a good home for your tractor. Bob

Dean, where are you located?

That's the way I run my bx2200. Once you have run it a while, you'll know where the sweet spot is. I don't know about the rest of you, but I can't run an engine wide open for an extended period of time. The most I have ever been able to do is to run an engine at 3/4 throttle. Bob

Good job.

Not only that, but once in the car your GPS comes on. All they have to do is press the "home" button and your car will take them to your house where they know you are not home. Then they can use your garage door opener to gain access to your house. Ain't technology wonderful???? Bob

TLK, I removed the tank from my Massey Ferguson 35 without a lot of problem. Took it to a shop where they cleaned the inside then put a liner in it. About 5 or so years later I saw a leak. Took the tank back to them and they repaired the leak at no charge to me. That's pretty good customer...

Could both of you guys tell me the brand of your cameras? I assume the camera and monitor came as a kit, but if not, please include the brand of both. Thanks. Bob

I don't know what's causing it to not sit level, but does it matter? I have seen them sit vertical (on my MF), horizontal (in my boat), and leaning about 45 (in an old car I had one time) degrees. Bob

I'll second this as a bad coil. I had a similar problem on my MF 35 and it ended up being the coil. Fortunately they are not very expensive. Bob

Gremlin, these photos are from the dash of my gas MF 35. I hope they help. Bob

Gremlin, I have a MF 35 but it is gas. Tomorrow I can take and post photos if you want to see how mine is set up. I believe mine is just how it came from the factory. Bob

Great idea. Thanks for sharing it with us. Bob

Collie, I had an almost identical experience as yours a few weeks ago. The CSR insisted I had a wiring problem even though I kept telling him when I take the DTV receiver box from another room and move it to my office everything works. He kept insisting it was a wiring problem and my switching...

If your MF35 has a TractoMeter (see attached photo) on it, it will have a mark on it that that shows 540 RPM for the PTO. That mark is just below 1600 RPMs. I usually run mine between 1700 - 1800 RPMs when using the bush hog or the finish mower, especially if the grass is high or the blades are...

If you can, when you split it, take plenty of photos to share with us. Thanks. Bob