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  1. M

    JD 317 oil leak

    There should be a hose going from the vent on the engine's valve cover (where the mesh filter is inside), and the hose should go up and into the air filter housing so that oil mist coming out should get burned in the engine. Maybe the hose on your engine is disconnected, or dry rotted?
  2. M

    Anyone working on a Kohler 181?

    steve is right. i just searched and found one for sale on the bay, and its description said its length is approx 1.266 inches.
  3. M

    A tip for all...

    Same, but opposite, is true for my battery powered lawn mower on 90+ degree days in the summer. If the battery is too hot, it won't charge until I let it cool for an hour in the AC house. They have a temp sensor inside them.
  4. M

    how much does a charger installation cost?

    Isn't it also possible to use a low cost 120 volt plug in charger? Of course, then it takes all night to charge, but so what? Question for Phil- how is drive distance effected when you have to use heat or ac? Does it cut down distance from 250 miles to 100?
  5. M

    Drill bit thoughts

    I once did what gtractorfan did- accidentally bought those piloted bits without looking at them. Then I used them to drill a hole in a refrigerator door (that had a glass window) and when it broke through, it slammed and broke the glass. New door costed $500. I will never use that kind of bit...
  6. M

    Corian repair

    We have a corian counter in our kitchen, installed 15 years ago. After they installed it, they left a big slab of the corian from where they cut out to install the sink. Maybe you can find the slab from yours in the basement? To use as filler material sawdust, after cutting with a circular saw...
  7. M

    OT Bridgeports

    You can also get the older bridgeport that has stepped pulleys like a drill press has.
  8. M

    Fun With Transformers

    when you do galvanized, don't breathe the fumes, it can make you sick.
  9. M

    GOVERNOR

    Can't help you. You will have to give some specifics. What brand and size engine? Kohler? 1 cyl or 2? HP? Need internal gear or external arm?
  10. M

    Econmy Jim Dandy

    If you go to fleabay there is a memory stick you can buy for $15 that has thousands of drawings, manuals, charts, and info for Jim Dandys, Economys, and Power King tractors. If you go to farcebook, there are 3 different groups dedicated to those tractors. The names of the groups are like Power...
  11. M

    Case 222

    The oil in the rear gearbox is not what you need to be looking at. The hydraulic oil that runs the motor would be found in the tank above the front radiator.
  12. M

    Bob M... your job....

    I visited the plant outside Rochester NY in the early '80s. I was told that there had been 50,000 people working there. They had a big parking lot. If you parked your car illegally, in a spot you weren't supposed to, the parking security people would put a lock "boot" on your wheel. So you...
  13. M

    Cub stickers

    That is gorgeous! Woods tractor? That's a parade tractor!
  14. M

    Redneck recall

    I don't understand. What is under the cap?
  15. M

    Old Foreign Car Transmission

    I rebuilt a Warner T92 transmission (from a garden tractor, but was also used in Crosley cars). It had been in my basement, which flooded, and got water in the tranny, which rusted it up. I put in in a huge tupperware bucket full of vinegar and after several days I was able to free it up...
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