Recent content by davis2

I inherited my dad's 782 Cub cadet. I will keep it running as long as I can!

Yeah the wife's truck usually gets the spa treatment... I'm too busy with chores to do my own.

Get a cat.

I use a leaf blower. They are also great for blowing water off your car after a wash. It reduces water spots

Your cellphone camera is your friend on that stuff.

So according to your logic, no one except certain trained people should work on mowers? Some of us have knowledge in other areas, too. So when you ask for help, don't complain when you are told off... I like the techs here, but they do get frustrated with inexperienced people...

Haha... You guys are funny! 🤣 I know you see the worst of the worst as repair techs. But as you know, my point is that you don't see everything even when you do it all right. But those damn weeds, they just tease me!!!!!!!

I do walk the yard, but sometimes miss something or get too close to the stone driveway. I've heard many old timers mow their stones...

They are different at all liquor stores...

I have the old cone. I try to get it as close as I can, but some seem to want perfection. I've done well, but am far from perfect. But I get a nice mow, and haven't ruined anything yet...

What I was thinking. As long as there is no vibration, should be ok... I think some of the posters expect balance weights down to the gram!!!

I'm not talking boulder... Small stone, maybe something else... You may never know... Who mows without something finding the blades that isn't grass?

Do they need to be absolutely perfect? The first time you hit a rock or other object is likely to throw it out anyway. I'd say get it good and close so there isn't vibration. But it really isn't absolutely critical to be perfect... Now I understand some of you are being sarcastic ( please...

Does the dye need to be flushed from the engine or hydraulic system? I have a seeping leak on my cub 782, and can't pinpoint it

Did you try a new plug for 💩 and giggles? Sometimes it works...