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Here is the updated e-bay item # 310176804880, just put that # in the e-bay search bar and it should pop up.</p>

Hello </p> </p> I bought these buzzers on E-bayItem # 310163315188. They are small and very light. I pulled out the parking brake bulb and just stuck the very fine wires in and then the bulb The light didn't fit back in the socket perfectly but it just kind of hangs in there and still works...

Hello Barrett</p> </p> </p> Are you going to make it to Seward?</p> </p> Let me know if your going to be down here.</p> </p> Wade </p>

I have one of those cheap Lowes plows and it works OK. The RTV isn't the machine for deep, heavy and wet snows. Her but just ain't big enough. I have to break out the backhoe to move the big wet stuff and to buck back the accumulations of smaller snows.</p> Barrettare you down to gravel yet...

I got the parts, the parts manual, and the service manual from our host. </p> They were very helpful and gave me some insight into what to expect in the middle of the trans.</p> Best of all it is still running 25 hrs later!!</p> </p> Wade</p>

12,000 gal, I know, but the wife said there is no way she wants to run out of water.</p> Your hauling option seems fairly easy. </p> As far as using it as a heat storage tank, like you said we get more rain than you do and that means many more clouds.</p> I'm hopeing to get more time...

</p> <div><span style="font-size: x-small; font-family: Arial;"> My panels are fixed at about 75 deg. I figured that would make the most of our winter sun and I'm hoping there will be plenty in the summer. I can modify the mount easily to drop the angle if need be.</p> About the water have...

</p> <div>Hello all I was going to talk to Onfoot off board, but some of you seem to have some interest in our northern off-grid activities.</p> Here is a picture of my panels, they are not quite finished yet, but I'm close. I'm building a house between where I stand and my panels starting...

That's one chilly looking turbine!!! Yours sounds and looks like a really great system, mine is a work in progress.</p> I hear you about where to put the snow, this is our lowest snowfall year since we got here about 5 years ago. I have a Cat 416 backhoe to buck it back when the Kubota gives...

Hello Onfoot</p> </p> Greetings from Seward, AK. Your snow blower looks like the way to go for those long stretches.</p> I'm building off grid also. The shop is mostly done and the house should commence as soon as the snow leaves.</p> I am installing 1845 watts of photovoltaic charging...

I'll be happy if I never need the manual again.</p> </p> On the lack of use theory, I agree in principal that very little use is somewhat detrimental. However in this case, this was a horizontal shaft with ball bearings, as such the outer race would hold some oil for the next starting in a...

</p> <div><span style="font-size: x-small; font-family: Arial;">No there wasn't any warranty, it was a 2006 that had mostly carried around the wife and grand kids on the dirt road's in the neighborhood. I didn't find any stuff in the case that would have made the bearing fail. It was either a...

I found the bad bearing in my 43 hr old 2006RTV transmission. It was the first bearing on the input shaft, the cage was pretty eaten up.</p> I replaced the bearing and put it back together and miracle of miracles it works.</p> The shop manual left a bit to be desired but it worked.</p> The...

I'm with youDaryle, that isn't what my engine oil drain plug looks like.</p> Seeing as how I have the transmission in 2 pieces with no engine attached, if I got lost at the drain plug I'm in deep you know what!!!</p> Wade</p>

<div><span style="font-size: x-small; font-family: Arial;"> Have any of you had the transmission apart? </p> I spoke to a service manager at kubota corp and he sent me the transmission disassembly section from the service manual and it says to take the engine and transmissionout as one unit...