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No, that's too uptown for this redneck..

Welcome Aboard, have ya tried a google search with tire size in subject line ?

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Now that's got character.. Never saw one before this unit.. Thanks.

I never said Hello to Electric...

What height was deck set at for this pic ?

This is so cool.. LOL..

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Well who cares about the rice burner scronda ? Or the yamaha ! ha ! ha !

Agree about sears parts direct.. I think they folded up.. Might try parts tree . com

Welcome gardentool- You should look at the dates when a post was made. This thread was last posted to in 2014.. Just saying..

Neighbor swears by his Mac, but it did have big crash several years back he told me.

Machine Shop I apprenticed in, in high school, never kept the oily rags around. But they had a service pick them up with our aprons etc & replace with freshly cleaned..

(y) that mini drill press is very versatile.. :ROFLMAO: (y) And the JD (slightly modified) grader is very clever red neck engineering at it's best.

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I never keep used oil rags in my place.. You might try checking with your garbage p/up Co & ask if they have special p/up for that ?

IDK ? But have patched a neighbors deck with mesh & JB weld. Still holding up fine..

My former Toro 4260 had the hour meter behind the seat on R. side of the cross bar. Anyhow, that is the recommended service times. If you do NOT have hour meter, (Neighbors' base Toro has no meter.), I would judge bit by timing the mow. Then you can get an idea of what the hours will be...

:ROFLMAO: that pic reminds me of, well........me.

Yes you could have.. IDK, have a Samsung 55" & it's been fine. (Hope I didn't just jinx it) ..

Well I was on a Bobcat. But understand trip bucket.. Cool machine.

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Gotta like Earl.. :ROFLMAO:

Yes & postimages.org is one of them.. Simple to navigate.

Cool, & unique machine.. Raising the bucket to full height w/dirt or whatever in it will dump a lot of it on the operator. Have to keep leveling the bucket as it gets up there.. Ask me how I know this....

Welcome Aboard, I think others may come along & actually be helpful..

My former "battery tender" sleeps with the fishes. it boiled out my Harley battery. Last 10 + years I only use Battery MINDers*..............With temp compensators..

Yep, beautiful flare.. Now he can practice on doing it again.. LOL

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Ooops ! Got the cart before the horse on that one... LOL

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To get the corrosion off easily, put a little baking soda on it & then add a little water, it will become active, after wash it off well, with plain water. . For long range protection, you could buy some specific stuff..($). I just use a light coat of hi-temp grease. wiped thoroughly over...

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The factory Kawasaki dip sticks are screw in..

Well your rings are not fully run in yet. Also make sure also your oil level is not overfull. No hour meter, I always do an early oil change. About 10 hours. Then once a year or about 50 hours a season. Guess you could time a mow, & figure it out from there. I do my oil / filter changes...

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My 651V calls for same amount, but I only get in 2 quarts & it's fine..(stock size 49065-0721 filter),.. I run the left rear wheel up on a 2x8, drain is on opposite side, so the oil will gravitate over to the drain. Once drained get off my block, plug it, fill it, run it 3 minutes, stop, wait...

Welcome Aboard - Yes, normal. get off the choke as quick as possible, it doesn't need a lot. I use one hand on the ign key & other on choke knob. If not I can get a slight puff too @ cold start up, on my Kawi 651V.

On my trees, I dig around the base, so I can cut it below grade.. Then back fill over w/dirt & gone..

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Cool Beans !

Yes Welcome aboard !

Welcome Aboard- Cool Beans, & Good info, Thanks.

:ROFLMAO: That's certainly new to me.. LOL

Does kinda sounda like that, IIRC ?

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