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He never said anything about $99 mowers And good for you if that's what you buy !

It's your equipment do what you but your take on being cheap is severely flawed. OIl $30 for a jug of good stuff. replacing lawn mower $$$$

99% sure this the problem

My uncle bought one of the first if not first one sold in our area in the fall of 83 it had the 2.2 it was a decent car for him but man was it underpowered. He traded that for an 86 with the 2.6 it was nothing but engine problems from day one traded for an 87 as soon as he could. He was a die...

You are absolutely correct ! many Canadian cities are going this route needing a permit and permission to cut trees. that bylaw just passed where I live . Two years ago they were clear cutting bush across the road from me knowing this was coming . What a shame beautiful hard wood bush gone and...

definitely a unique vehicle. I think you mean a 258 straight 6 . would likely stick to a blend maybe in high mileage variety

Has its benefits for balancing temps ! but in summer raises humidity a bit. And in winter feels like a cool draft and depending on vent placement can make your home feel cool and know one likes a cold breeze blowing over them on a cold winter day.

make sure the throttle actuator and spring are not binding I know you say they are not but double check sometimes they will bind when you put it into the hole that holds it maybe slap original carb back on as well to test.

yes ! I would not go over 200hrs myself. like i said oil is cheap.

Not an apples to apples comparison but here are my thoughts. As an example my wife's Hyundai Accent runs out to a around 130 to 150 hrs at 3000 miles . Your tractor has a 6 quart sump so twice the oil as the car but works probably two to three times harder. Kubota's are expensive and oil is...

Maybe its just me but I don't see the handle as being vary stable especially when your start torquing and twisting the mower .

Probably nothing to worry about may have been the low coolant. Don't forget when it's 100 degrees the asphalt is running at 140 and up so your car is absorbing a lot of heat from the road and surrounding vehicles.

And how would they really know ! I would trust valvoline red bottle and changing it myself over what the dealer might be using .

I change my wife's Accent at 3k. personally I would not run any kia/hyundai past 5k. maybe the newer gdi/mpfi engines will fair better ?

Valvoline red bottle is most likely as good an oil or better than what you have previously run . I would have no issues running it ! and used it myself on numerous vehicles with nary an issue.

you definitely would like my John Deere je 75 she's a porker at 100 pounds

yes I realize that ! but no mention of running a blade by the O.P

I have an echo 225 but curved shaft. excellent power for normal household trimming ! I personally guarantee you it does not have the power to whack down areas of over grown brush grass. Yes it will do it but painfully slow ! a larger trimmer will power through much easier/ faster and less...

for that little bit of towing hands down get the tundra much easier to live with on a daily basis. Now if you were doing this every day 2500 all day long. Daughters boyfriend had 1500 gmc and 2500 gmc and I can tell you towing 10k the 2500 was more confidence inspiring then towing 5k in the 1500...

A little sloppy maybe a bit of laziness as well