Maine

Yep. And if you've got the tools, might as well use them. Plus it was a good excuse to play around on it a bit, since I just brought it home Saturday.

 

That will take a lot of yard work pain away.

 

Yeah, it's an upgrade over my old Kubota. A little more HP, higher lift capacities on the bucket and the 3pt hitch, power steering (which is huge when you've got a load in the bucket), and it's about 20 years newer. The Kubota was a tough little work horse, but I kept breaking steering boxes on it (4 of them in 5 years!) and it had crazy steering kickback if you bumped a rock, and my lower property is FULL of rocks. I'm working on pulling/moving/piling them out of the way, but you always had to be careful to keep your thumbs outside of the steering wheel.

 

that's freaking cool

 

OH YHA BY THE WAY ........
GO EAGLES !!!!

 

Took me about a week but I went through this entire thread. I can tell I’m in good company! A lot of good info for trails so I made a little list. I’m up at Sugarloaf this weekend so I checked out Caribou Pond Rd. It looked like a snowmobile only trail during the winter so didn’t want to tear it up.
Little dusting last night.

Go Pats!

 

@unclezippy

 

Hello fellow Maineiacs!

Answer me this one...

I have been chasing an ABS problem and I made a repair and went to go get the codes read and reset at O'Reilly/VIP in Topsham.

Usually, they give you the scanner and you give your license so you do not take off with it. Understandable...

This time, a guy insisted he come out with me and he did did it. He read the codes and when I asked him to clear them, he said he could not because of a "state law"

I argued a bit and said I have done this numerous times there which is absolutely true.

Is this really a law?

I just went elsewhere and they let me clear the codes. It just kind of pissed me off.

Anyone else have this happen?

 

It's been a while, but I have had codes cleared before. It actually makes sense to me to clear them. Go in, the tell you what the code says, you change something and see if the code comes back.

 

EXACTLY!

 

Hey all,

I am considering building a Bussmann Aux fuse box with quick connections for 5 relayed and 5 fused with an aux circuit breaker. The issue is, the minimum orders on the parts require building more than one to make it financially worth it. This had lead me to consider building more.

Any one have any interest in buying an auxiliary water proof fuse box, I would say it will be a step down from the spod, which is really freaking nice.

 

If you attempt to fix an issue how do you know if it’s fixed if you don’t clear it..
Some codes will not clear after a repair.

Weird he would say that.
That means I can’t clear codes?
Lol.....

 

I live in Topsham and have my own code reader. If you have the same problem again, we can meet up and you can "borrow"the reader for a couple minutes and clear them yourself.

 

I'm From Camden! living in LA temporarily.

 

Long way from home...

 

I'm assuming you mean Los Angeles, because that foliage doesn't look like Lewiston/Auburn

 

haha

 

Officially moved to Vermont last week. This state sure is, well, a bit more expensive.. The girl is worth it though!