The real definition of "fixing something" is NOT replacing parts; But "MAKING PARTS" that work! You Sir are a "Master Fixer", not a "parts replacer". It allways MUST include a "delicate nudge" with the proper sized hammer. Just remember "Never force IT"; just use a Bigger Hammer. Sure like when you "factory reconditioned " that trusty pipe-wrench. Don't you just "hate it" when the loader spool valve is in the way; for safe access&egress from the Right side of the tractor. I have "one of these goofy jobs"( kubota)& a Good One( Massey-Ferguson) that has a factory fender-console mounted loader valve & right hand steep;-... "What a Cadillac". I am looking at your model( Branson), but WILL retrofit it with a console mounted loader valve. Thank you Sir for the Excelent vidio and happy safe tractoring. Best wishes with all your endeavours.
The real definition of "fixing something" is NOT replacing parts; But "MAKING PARTS" that work!
You Sir are a "Master Fixer", not a "parts replacer". It allways MUST include a "delicate nudge" with the proper sized hammer. Just remember "Never force IT"; just use a Bigger Hammer. Sure like when you "factory reconditioned " that trusty pipe-wrench. Don't you just "hate it" when the loader spool valve is in the way; for safe access&egress from the Right side of the tractor.
I have "one of these goofy jobs"( kubota)& a Good One( Massey-Ferguson) that has a factory fender-console mounted loader valve & right hand steep;-... "What a Cadillac". I am looking at your model( Branson), but WILL retrofit it with a console mounted loader valve. Thank you Sir for the Excelent vidio and happy safe tractoring. Best wishes with all your endeavours.
Thank you sir! good luck to you if you get the branson! i still love it!