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  1. Mule Meat

    What socket for 1010 Hydraulic pump?

    Six point SAE socket will not either. I did not say that a six point socket would work. I simply stated that an E torx socket is the correct tool to use and posted a random photo to show what an E torx socket looked like. . I am sorry. I guess when you have been dumbed down so much that you...
  2. Mule Meat

    What socket for 1010 Hydraulic pump?

    The correct socket to use is called an E Torx Socket if you do not want to run the risk of stripping the bolt heads.
  3. Mule Meat

    How to Remove this Seal from Cylinder?

    You should be able to grab the rod and use it like a slide hammer to remove the seal. From the looks of the rod. I would want to know what kind of shape the cylinder, piston and o-rings were in before I spent money on new wiper seals.
  4. Mule Meat

    August Show, Montana

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    Trying to identify carb to get rebuild kit

    Look to see if they're numbers stamped into the boss/flange that bolts to the engine or air filter.
  6. Mule Meat

    Tire Ply for UTV?

    Kenda Bearclaw HTR tires are hard to beat. They are an 8 ply radial. They ride smooth and get great traction on about any terrain and seem to last forever. On our 4 wheelers we can get 8 to 10k miles out of a set with a lot of black top riding. They are a true size tire. Meaning unlike a lot of...
  7. Mule Meat

    Any luck with head gasket sealant?

    Did you check with Delta Diesel Parts?
  8. Mule Meat

    Turkeys

    We have a good population of wild turkeys here in WV. You can see them just about anytime you go into the woods. A lot of people mistake the Turkey Vulture for wild turkeys. But one good look at the head and it's easy to see the difference.
  9. Mule Meat

    Interesting Subject that may be of interest to you.

    Friend had an M3 for about five years. He sold it because it would use about three gallons of fuel to go one mile. I think it needed a new set of rubber bands, aka tracks also.
  10. Mule Meat

    Being stranded and walking home...scooter in the trunk?

    Spare parts carried in all of our autos. New belt/s New radiator hoses with new hose clamps. Jump box Tire repair kit 12 volt compressor Same for my 26 year old Jeep Cherokee along with.. Front hub Ball joints Tie rod ends Starter U joints Alternator or a rebuild kit Heavy fence wire Exhaust...
  11. Mule Meat

    Being stranded and walking home...scooter in the trunk?

    Here E bikes and scooters have to be insured, registered and tagged just like any other vehicle if ridden on the road. I have saw to many of them that decided to up and just burst into flames that I would never trust carrying one in the trunk of a car.
  12. Mule Meat

    Being stranded and walking home...scooter in the trunk?

    I think a new starter, battery and maybe a good jump box would be a better investment.
  13. Mule Meat

    Loaded tires?

    The tires will not have equal traction. So the lighter air only tire will slip or spin more than the loaded one causing it to wear much faster. Running a loaded tire on the same tractor with an air only one is not something I would do.
  14. Mule Meat

    Magnetic induction heater

    I have used induction heaters for years. Like you said. Much better than a torch in many places. I like the fact that everything within 5 feet is not heated to where you get burnt if you touch it. The one I use most is a 2300 watt Snap on branded heater that belonged to my dad and has...
  15. Mule Meat

    Add air-valve at bottom

    Yes you can. . But the supplied air pressure must be high enough to overcome the pressure created by the weight of the ballast in the tire. A small 12 volt or battery powered compressor most likely will not produce enough to overcome the pressure produced by the weight placed on the valve core...
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