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According to the manual, the top speed is 16.5 mph. Bob

Can you explain the considerable maintenance costs you mentioned in your post. I have a gas Ez-Go Workhorse that is belt driven. I bought it in 2003 and have never had a minutes trouble with it, other than having to replace the battery one time. Bob

I agree. That picture is a classic. Bob

Looks good to me. Bob

I made the same mistake as BCZ. I was about to ask where you found it.. rlk

Whatever works will be used. Yesterday in downtown Raleigh, they were using leaf blowers to blow snow off the sidewalks. Usually our snow is very heavy and wet, but yesterday's snow was very light and could easily be blown away. The heavy wet stuff freezes overnight and turns into a sheet of...

That's exactly the way the turn signals on my BX 2200 work. Bob

I'm another one that spent many years hanging around the house phone, then carrying a pager, then a cell phone while waiting for those late night or weekend calls. I probably date you guys a little bit as I started with punch card equipment, then 1401's and a 7010, then 360 & 370. I liked the...

Guys, I don't know if this is relevant or not, but a few years ago I had to have an automobile fuel pump replaced. The gas tank was pulled, the fuel pump was replaced, and the gas tank was reinstalled. I don't think they realized it, but when they connected the filler hose to the gas tank...

I have been having a lot of fuel issues with my Stihl weedeaters. Each time I take one to the shop, they keep it two weeks, tell me it was bad fuel, then charge me about $100. Once in the Stihl dealer's, I saw some premixed, ethanol free fuel that is supposed to last 2 years after opened...

I have this on my ez-go and it works very well. Bob

What type oil are you using in it? Could a heavier oil cause it to run hotter? Welcome to the forum. Bob

I have a Massey 35 and your photo looks like the safety on my hi/lo range shifter. The shifter must be in neutral in order for the tractor to start. Bob

What can you say other than WOW!

That's what I was finding as well. Changing the constant to .01 brings the value inline with the values I'm finding, even though I haven't been able to find many sales of L2500's that I can use for comparison. Thanks for all your help. Bob

Zoom, thanks for pointing me to your Excel spreadsheet. I remember when you initially posted it, but had forgotten about it. I have been playing with the spreadsheet and like what I see, however, do have one question: In Cell B10, Annual depreciation, you use a constant of .02 that is...

I have a friend who must sell his Kubota L2500 tractor. He bought it new in 1998 and has all the paperwork (manuals, invoice, etc.). It is located in the Raleigh, North Carolina area. The tractor has 4wd; power steering; 8 forward & 2 reverse gears; good tires; good paint; less than 1000 hrs...

28 is the best I can do. His hand shakes as bad as mine does. Bob

Looking forward to this thread. Thanks for starting it. Bob

I use the "New Posts" feature on Doc's forums. On other forums where there is a tremendous number of new posts, then I just go to the forums I'm interested in. I hope this makes sense. Bob