@@muhammadfahimnasir1893 the wood pieces that frame the floor are 2” wide. Thanks for watching

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@@dekklin5517 not that I’m aware of. I’ve seen some sickle bar mowers but none for a zero turn. The Ford 501 would be great for pond bank mowing. Thanks for watching, if you’re not a subscriber hope you consider subscribing to our channel

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@@codetech5598 It’s a stabilizer arm I removed mine, not needed with newer tractors with adjustable stabilizer turnbuckles, that’s what my John Deere has

@@CreekviewAcres I am not talking about the two arms which are 11 inches long and have two oval holes which you discuss at 4:22 . This is 20 inches long and curved.

Don’t know. If you could send a picture of it maybe I can tell Email is [email protected]

@@CreekviewAcres OK I sent it from my phone to your email. You should delete your email address from the post above to avoid attracting spam.

@@CreekviewAcres I discovered what this does. If you are mowing and the sickle bar hits a snag, the assembly pivots and swings backwards, and it rides along this curved track. (This has nothing to do with the big spring at the toplink.)

Sorry , but that’s the way I talk.

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The Ballast box I have holds 5 cubic feet , I have creek sand in it. So I estimate that the sand alone is approximately 500 pounds plus the weight of the box, so im guessing 700 pounds or so. Thanks for watching, if you’re not a subscriber hope you consider subscribing to our channel.

My brother was running a leaf blower , maybe that was the sound Hope you enjoyed the video, thanks for watching, sharing, and hopefully subscribing

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@@CreekviewAcres At 8:10 there is a chain between the sickle bar and the spring mechanism. How many links should that chain have? (Assuming the original equipment chain.)

@codetech5598 It has 10 on mine , pretty sure it’s original

@@CreekviewAcres OK. Mine also has 10 links total, but it was disconnected, and seemed too short. I jacked up the far end of the sickle bar to a height of 4 feet before the link lined up with the anchor pin. I inserted the pin and removed the jack, and the bar dropped to the ground, putting tension on the spring, like it should. But without your help I would not try that because I was not sure if 10 links were correct.

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@@jdeer2790 tractor pto at 540 rpm

@@Chevybass62 I put them on about a year ago. I honestly thought they would help more than they did but my yards pretty tough in places. But yes they did help some.

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Great info. I had a feeling it didn’t belong with the 1076

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I haven’t found anything I don’t like , it is a small tractor but if you don’t try to do things with it that need a larger frame tractor I highly recommend it. My brother has a 3032 which is more HP but the same frame , he’s had a couple of hiccups with his, mainly on running the regen cycle you have to do on the motor occasionally. That’s what I like about mine , 25 hp so no Regen or DEF required on the engine. My trailer is a 14ft , as you may have seen in the videos I have to fold up the rear bushhog wheel when hauling it. So maybe a 16 ft trailer would have been better. Glad you enjoyed the video, if you haven’t subscribed, please consider it , lots of videos on the JD 3025e

Great info thx for quick reply..deere has good sign n drive sale on now....take care

@GM-xb6hy I’ve had mine 7 years , they had zero percent financing for 84 months. I was planning on buying one and paying for it immediately but they mentioned the Free interest 84 month financing so couldn’t resist that 😀

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@@CreekviewAcres I enjoy all your videos. The model building series was great also.

Thanks It is a pretty nice troubleshooter, helps a lot in the sweep circuits. Thanks for watching, I appreciate it.

That was my brothers truck, he has since traded it for another truck so can’t measure it. Thanks for watching, if you’re not a subscriber hope you consider subscribing to our channel

That looks awesome, great work on that interior

I did a full restoration including Capacitors, out of tolerance resistors, cleaned all the controls and the tuner. If you’re moving the tuner to get any sort of image it probably needs a thorough cleaning. Other than that I couldn’t offer any ideas , these old sets do need a complete restoration to work correctly Thanks for watching, if you not a subscriber hope you consider subscribing to our channel , lots of vintage tv restore videos to watch.

Appreciate you watching Crist Yes, lots of memories