Brian J.
Tillers look much better behind zig-zag front ends ya know!
Tillers look much better behind zig-zag front ends ya know!
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All this fancy paintin going on and no thumbs!
Hi Guy's I've had aerators on my mind lately. I've never used one before. What's better a plug type, spikes, and I see some companies have a curved disks that must dig in and pull up the ground. Kinda looks like the curved disk type might not skip sections and leave slits but full length slots thughout the lawn. I was thinking that this might be the better design. Anyone with experience please chime in. How do they hold up in clay ground?
Now that the balance gears are out of 147 #4 its time to fix the leaky Hydro cork gasket. The new cork gasket has a 3m adhesive backing on it, I don't remember the adhesive backing on the other gaskets I've installed. I figured I would take some pictures of the fix.
Here is the ride.
Hytran plus dust equals mud cakes.
Once you get used to splitting the tractors you know how to feel your way around under the tunnel.
A little vacuuming, scraping, brushing, air blowing and rags and I can see paint.
Now that it's cleaned up, I tipped it back and split the drive train.
It's all back together again but it looks like I hit a snag. I should have bought some trunnion springs. I have to wait until Monday to go on a parts run. It might be hard to see but the big spring has almost a 1/4" slop.
Here is the ride.
Hytran plus dust equals mud cakes.
Once you get used to splitting the tractors you know how to feel your way around under the tunnel.
A little vacuuming, scraping, brushing, air blowing and rags and I can see paint.
Now that it's cleaned up, I tipped it back and split the drive train.
It's all back together again but it looks like I hit a snag. I should have bought some trunnion springs. I have to wait until Monday to go on a parts run. It might be hard to see but the big spring has almost a 1/4" slop.
Dang! Missed it by THAT much.
