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A couple of years ago I bought three WB's from a hardware store that was going out of business. I kept one, gave one to a friend who just bought his first house, and gave one to my dad who 30+ year old WB was being held togather with 30+ years of cement(but NEVER had a flat tire.) Within a few weeks none of the tires would hold air. I took the rims off and pached the innertube several times. Finnaly after sheer frustration I took all the tires, rims and tubes to a local tire place to be foam filled. The owners son looked at the tires and said he could fill them but when he took the tire off the rim he found a few small sharp points (from casting the tire I guess)that he was able to grind/sand down. We havn't had a leak in two years! You cant see them in the tire you can feel for them. but there was 4 to 10 per tire.

Are you tired of retiring your wheel barrow
Everything and Anything
Replies 22 Post by k9fletch

Ok,
I waited for months to see if the "new guys" at Lenar would fix the problems with the existing Lenar tractors "in the field" as evidence that they were up to minimal contractor standards. I have not seen any such evidence.

Glad I went with a grey market Kubota, from RCO Tractor, very happy camper.

some info on lenar tractors
Jinma Farmpro Agracat Nortrac
Replies 96 Post by tsterkel

If it's even hours of use thats not to many a year. Good luck!

Usage maintenance on a B21
Kubota Tractors
Replies 5 Post by Art White

Our 650 is going to need a clutch soon and the lift is getting weak, new fluid and filter cleaning did not help. I really like power steering also.
I guess would be using the new tractor in the same way. Bush Hogging, driveway maintenance, and some brush clearing.
The 4110 did have hydro tranny and is brand new. Salesman quoted me $13650 plus 1.5% tax. Thanks for the replies. JC

New tractor
John Deere Tractors
Replies 9 Post by RollTideRam

$Whats a few pounds either way amungst friends? A sumo turkey is not un heard of. I had bought a "Jacuzzy" under mount porcelin double bowler. Yes its large and yes its heavy! It will go underneath a Qaurtze counter top. This is why I was wondering about attachment. Everything is gaurenteed if I have the counter top installers install it. Yes, they will be installing it. The cost for them to finish the job (installing) the sink is a fraction of the cost of the counter top so that being coupled with my lack of knowlege of under mount sinks pushed me into allowing them to mount it. The worries I have are based on the "cut out" and the fear of breaking the counter top. After it is installed I will let ya all know how they proceeded with the install. I have enough "honey doo's" on my list with this re-do of my kitchen. (PS) The kitchen re-do led to my better half telling me that the powder room needs to be done to match the kitchen. That led to her asking me to update the two up stairs bathroom floors (to tile) and the counter tops, from laminate to a qaurtze also. I will be doing all the rest myself so I figured this "start" will give me a template to base my actions by. Thanks for all the responses$ Under mounted sinks
Home Improvement
Replies 9 Post by brokenarrow