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Tgrasher replied to the thread Clutch Replacement NAA.The over head track makes it very easy to roll the front of the tractor. I made a special piece of angle iron that used the valve... -
Tgrasher replied to the thread Brush hog....I'm always amazed at the brush hogs ability to cut as it does. That should work well as I sometimes use a 5 ft (don't know the brand)...
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Tgrasher replied to the thread Clutch Replacement NAA.Clutch replacement is not hard but the right tools are necessary. Being able to support the tractor and roll separate it safely is a...
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Tgrasher replied to the thread new Zero turn mower choices.Welded steel deck, spring suspension body and seat, the fold up deck for blade changes and sharpening, and a forward deck for going...
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Tgrasher replied to the thread Old Shop Tricks.Back when afro hair was in style, a bil and I had put a different engine in a car. He was tall and bending over the engine while I...
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Just a reminder this is not the “off topic” forum. 37 Chief has always only posted on this forum so I guess I give him a pass.
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Tgrasher replied to the thread A hay mowing video......The barn across the road looks to be something special.
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I had some time to crunch some footage & this is the result. Not too shabby, considering my new camera "crew" is a bit green. The hay...
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Tgrasher replied to the thread 8 Cylinder Power.The extra element of danger would draw curiosity seekers waiting for a come apart.
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Tgrasher replied to the thread Silo for Saturday.Another wooden staved silo, never saw them in my area.
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Tgrasher replied to the thread Help with an Oliver.Deglaze the cylinder wall, put new rings in it, and run it.
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Tgrasher replied to the thread 63 model 530 loader control sticks..Water in the oil will cause corrosion if it set for a long while. Found the valve body that way on a 730 and was able to polish it back...
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I miss his posts; he helped me out a lot in the past.
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Tgrasher replied to the thread 312 Oil Capacity.Six gallons to start and then add to fill mark, can hold seven gallons if completely dry. Being from Wisconsin it's best using 85-90...
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