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What socket for 1010 Hydraulic pump?
Regular 12 point socket. kevin110 -
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What lubricant do you use on linkage
When linkage is apart I use white lithium grease. Otherwise engine oil or general purpose spray lube. kevin110 -
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Day from h3ll
If you don't have bad days you would never know or appreciate the good days. kevin110- kevin110
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Being stranded and walking home...scooter in the trunk?
Yes, pocket knife top priority. Everyday in the pocket. Everyday knife is used. kevin110 -
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Generator starts but backfires.
Regardless the type of fuel used; the carb needs to be disassembled and cleaned. kevin110 -
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Deck wash port on mowers
DO NOT use that wash port. You want a clean DRY deck. The water is also a BAD idea around the bearings and other metal parts. kevin110 -
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Lawn mower (tractor) maintenance - Anybody else do this?
My 46 inch cut riding mower is a1995. I got it around 2008. Deck was slightly used as they had the garden tractor for mainly snow blowing. I always scrape the deck after each use. I did sand and painted it about 16 years ago. Deck is solid. I have seen rotten decks that are only 10-15 years... -
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Miss my Dog
Sympathy for you Stan. They are truly man's best friend. They do leave a big void in your life when they're gone. kevin110- kevin110
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New to me MF150
Hi, looks like a good deal on such a great tractor. I have a 1970 MF30 industrial since 2008. I ended up rebuilding my hydraulic steering cylinder. The a few short years later I put a new power steering pump sourced from Massey Ferguson. Works like new. kevin110- kevin110
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Too fast in reverse
Hi, I have a MF30 industrial. Shuttle shift 6x6. I never use high range, too fast .Low range is good. Seems like same speed forward as reverse; works great for loader work. I actually use 1st and second gear low for everything. Snow blowing included. kevin110- kevin110
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Plastic tool box disintegrating
I find that over time plastic will fail. It will shrink and crack. Dry up and crack and warp. Sometimes it will shatter. Plastic that is still sturdy can be patched with thin sheet metal or aluminum with auto goop and pop rivets. kevin110
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