Recent content by oldcoot

Too late. Sold it as is. Thanks for the reply and have a great day!

What all does that entail? Expensive? Are parts still available for this-it's over 10 years old. Thanks.

I have a Pro-Lift Mower Lift model T-5305. The hydraulic jack raises but will not lower. I've followed their instructions for bleeding 3 times but no change. Any ideas?

Stops once up to speed. I'm wondering now if I should engage the blades at low throttle or full?

The belt tensioner bracket on this mower is welded on and not adjustable. Can the cable going from the deck to the control handle by the steering wheel be adjusted in any way, or is there another way to adjust this thing? I just installed a brand new belt and it's squealing when I start the...

I had a '54 TO-30. Miss that tractor.

Retired people on fixed incomes who have old equipment that operates just about as good as it did new and can't afford to spend unnecessarily.

Both are 33.

Thank you !!! I couldn't figure it out but now works like a top.

Seems to be thicker, sticky, and not oiling correctly so I guess I need to either thin it out or toss it.

I added some left over power steering fluid to my bar and chain oil. Seems thicker and sticky now. Throw away or try to thin out ? I have 2 pole saws, both have 8 inch bars. One saw's chain has more teeth than the other but both are 8 inch. Are the chains interchangeable ?

Bail isn't attached. somehow the cable and the release handle go inside the bail but I can't figure out how.

I have a 21 year old 20" murray push mower that starts and runs fine. the engine stop cable assembly came off the handle and I can't figure out how to get it back on. the parts diagram didn't help. Help please!

The bracket that the brake pad was attached to is hitting the pulley because the pad is completely gone. The other pad works fine and is barely worn. Engages and disengaged properly. Just wondering if the missing pad will cause damage.

I have a blade brake pad that's completely worn out and the metal is hitting the pulley. Other than being a safety issue, will this cause more damage if the pad is not replaced?