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Thanks for reaching out. Oil capacity (with filter) is 3.5 quarts.

I am loving the weather. The belties were calm before but seem even more laid back. I hear that the red poll are good dual purpose (milk and meet) cattle. I don't milk my belties. I could, just don't interest me. I did enough of that as a young lad. Hahaha. Thanks for reaching out!

Thanks for reaching out. The Operator's and Service Manual I have covers 48-inch, 54-inch, 60 inch and 72-inch decks. Horse powers range from 19HP to 33HP. Engine manufactures range from Kawasaki, Honda, Kohler to Generac. Very similar operation and service procedures but parts can vary greatly. I would expect the blades and belts to be different. Hope this helps.

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Hahaha! Yes. I cleaned the fence row the first year by hand. Never again. Glad you liked the video.

Sorry for the delay. For the generator model number with Genset Family BGM, the carburetor part number is: 146-0455 for Spec A 146-0528 for Spec B-C 146-0664 for Begin Spec D The Spec number is the last number of the model number. The one in the video is Spec F. Let me know if you need more info!

@@BeltedGallowayHomestead Thanks

Thanks for reaching out! Glad to help.

You are asking a lot here and I will do my best to answer. I would size the (whole house) generator to your electrical load. If you need a 22kw, a 16kw will not work for you. I would not use this generator for the primary power source, only backup. I am not sure if it has the duty cycle for primary use. My generator uses very little propane. It exercised every Sunday for 15 minutes and ran all power outages over the years. The propane tank still shows full. I would guess that the generator would run "full time" for weeks or even months before the propane tank would need refilled. I hope this helps!

Thanks for pointing that out and thanks for watching!

Thanks for reaching out. People also refer to them as oreos, in reference to the Oreo cookie. Thanks again!

No. Southern Indiana!

Thank you very much!

Sorry. I still have the RV and generator. Do you have any issues I can help you with?

Awesome! What is wrong with it?

@@BeltedGallowayHomestead Someone has invaded the wiring.. and it won't turn over.

@@BeltedGallowayHomestead I'm thinking of a new wire harness..??..

The "Lights" R Bright BUT.... Won't turn over.... 😳🤧

@@jamesbuck555 that is unfortunate. Please be aware that the safety switches will prevent starting. On my machine there are five safety switches in the electrical circuit which control the engine. They are (1) the blade clutch switch, (2) the parking brake switch, (3) the left and (4) the right steering lever switches and (5) the seat switch. They operate so that in order to start the engine, the blade clutch switch must be off, the parking brake must be engaged, and both steering levers must be opened-out to the side in the neutral position. Once the engine is started, the seat must be occupied and the parking brake must be released before either of the steering levers is folded up to the operating position or the engine’s electronic ignition will be grounded out and the engine will stop. Also, the seat must be occupied before the blade clutch switch can cause the blades to rotate. Keep me posted on the progress.

Awesome and thank you! Pass along any new video ideas.

Thanks for reaching out. I hope to find a M72 one day. That extra width would be nice. You most likely have some shoulders worn into the rod that is catching and preventing them from pulling out. I think it would be possible to service the mower with the deck in place. It will be more difficult to reach some items but possible. Keep me updated on how it goes.

@@BeltedGallowayHomestead I got it out and got it all scrapped out/greased/sharpened and reassembled. Cut my whole yard in maybe a half hour?! Superb!! Then the blades stopped engaging.. it’s always something with this thing lol there’s a long list of parts I need to replace on it. All in due time..

Thanks for reaching out! The screen bolted right up. No need for an adapter. Same bolt pattern. I do not have Roku paid service. I watch the free part of it. I also watch the free part of CZcams. No monthly fees.

@@BeltedGallowayHomestead I own the Oculus headset. One additional hack could be to use that while rowing on the Hydro. thx!

@@MrDcrules that is the next level. Thanks for the idea!

Great question. Looks to be a B X 91.2 inches. I think a B is 5/8 of an inch belt. Check out this video. The size is in here! Item 34 on the deck illustration. Is this what you are needing? czcams.com/video/xCLRnv09Ho8/video.htmlsi=u56Te2PBwV9ldFCL

Great question! Sweet deal. I have not had any issues. I do have a small leak on one of the drives that will need addressed in the future. These mowers a pretty bullet proof.

@@BeltedGallowayHomestead You should do a video about how to bypass every safety feature on these. Every spring I have to battle with some safety switch not allowing the mower to run. This year I finally figured out how to bypass every safety switch. Its sheer heaven.

Thanks for the question. My belt will jump off couple time per year and it is usually sticks or debris. Here are some things to check: Is it routed correctly? Double check. It is easy to get on the wrong side of the tension roller. I have hooked my belt over the hydro motor brackets. My belt would smoke, but it may jump off. Are all the spindles, pulleys and tensioners free turning? One of them could be sticking. I know that other people idle the engine down before activating the pto clutch. I don't do that but it would be easier on the equipment. Let me know what you find!

Great question! No spacers needed. No rubbing anywhere. No rubbing on the 709 backhoe hooks. Thanks for reaching out.

Do you think you could take a measurement from your tire side wall to the side of the bobcat? I measured mine on my 853 and it was 2.5". I'm looking at a set of grouser tracks from a 863 to buy and he has spacers on it and his measured 4.5". For some reason he won't take the spacers off to go with the sale of the tracks and I just want to make sure they will fit my machine without.

@@mitch500 Sorry for the delay. I have been fencing. I have 5 inches between the side of the body and the side of the tire. My rims have the dish pointing out. Not sure if they can be flipped, but maybe look at that.

Thanks for reaching out. It is a Speedrite Fence Alert. us.speedrite.com/products/management-tools/fence-alert

@@BeltedGallowayHomestead thanks!

Thank you!

Thank you very much. Good hearing from another M60 Tank owner.

Thanks for this question. Take a look at this video. czcams.com/video/jzn3VTcB-lE/video.html

Those are some very interesting questions. I will look at the manual and get back to you!

I reviewed the manual and there is no mention of temperature. Sorry. Possibly searching small engine temperature monitoring.

You are correct! At 3:20 in the video, you can see the Generac name plate. Thanks for reaching out.

Great question. The warranty is one year. Unless you didn't purchase a subscription. Both should run out before you do this.

Not a problem. Thanks for reaching out. You can find that in my other video "Cub Cadet commercial M60 Tank zero turn mower hydrostatic brake review". Please let me know if this is what you are asking about.