Posted by WAYNE-N-TEXAS on May 03, 2020 at 09:54:53 from (47.188.152.34):
Not bailing hay this year, have to much other stuff to. Not only that, I have a river on the back side of my place, might set out a few hooks or just sit there with a cane pole. Caught a 19 pound ope/flat head/yellow cat or what ever you call it where you live, here it's ope. Didn't have a garden last year, it's planted this year already. I'll go back in retirement.
I changed hydraulic fluid, filter & cleaned the screen. Used the tractor a little yesterday, had my hearing aides on, could still hear the sizzling sound faint, couldn't hear with them turned off.
i have began to tear the MF TO 35 down. I will have to drop the front axle next to get a puller on the pulley that's on spline shaft. Then the next piece is the cover covering the governor. I guess I'll know for sure what all I need then. So somebody go ahead and give Rachel of Steiner Tractor a shout so she can get ready to fix this thing.:-)
Thanks for all the help everybody. If I get pass oil change and adding water, I'm about over my head.
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