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I put a hand throttle on my X900, it took some getting used, however I have it adjusted to give full throttle and I'm quite happy with the setup. Using the foot feed does take some getting used ☺

Folks said the Model T would fail☺☺☺ and my dealer confirmed I get the 1st one he gets

As a kid old Indian lore said that the buckeye when mashed flat and dried was used for fishing. The fish are supposed to float to the top after eating some of the buckeye. Never did try it☺

Stanadyne is what I use

I'm a Kubota novice, but the pressure Kubota says is the sweet spot is 78 pounds. What type of gauge and how you adjust the pressure is something I have no knowledge of (yet☺☺)

Many much better products than sea foam, check your local farm store or tractor dealer:wink:

I alerted my dealer that I want the 1st one he gets

Just a little air? on my off brand tractor cycling the system soon works the air out

when it comes to serious problems in the engine or tranny, you really should consider taking it to a dealer where the wrench turner will not be guessing and yup it will be costly, but just maybe a lot cheaper than trying to fix it yourself ☺

I would recommend you take it to dealer

Your advice coincides with what I've been told. Today I'm going to buy one more tractor battery. Thanks very much ☺

I have one new tractor battery and one new car battery that is the same size. Can I use the car Battery? If yes would it make any difference if it is on the ground side or the positive side? Or should I buy one more tractor battery? thanks in advance ☺

I bought a set of Delta wheels, best price was on Ebay and they were very careful to make sure I received the correct wheels

A tiny bit more power ☺ Kubota is still learning about the adjustments to the transmission, if you haven't had a good Kubota wrench turner check your machine you might be due for a happy surprise. What type of terrain do you operate your Kubota in? Myself it is mostly low to fairly high MTs...

portable mills are addictive :hammer: :17875:

I wonder if a hair dryer would help straighten the roof out? ☺

I had one from Northern tool :whistling: wastes of money ☺☺☺

Thanks for the info, just ordered one!

we lived on a farm in IL. every summer a threshing machine pulled by a steam engine that was just as big as Dad's would come in to process our oats. Horses were used to haul the oats to the thresher. 1940-1947. The barn yard was really noisy while this was going on. When the picture was taken...

http://www.nettractortalk.com/forums/album.php?albumid=86&pictureid=362 I'm a greenhorn when it comes to posting pictures on this site☺☺☺ me standing by Dads pride and joy (1942)