Posted by dave2 on June 29, 2010 at 05:47:52 from (91.10.128.219):
Hay's all in. Last bale in the barn and wagon cleaned and parked. Baler still gets used a little foor a couple old guys that have haystacks they feed their rabbits that suddenly decided how convenient it'd be to have them baled. Chain toplink on the bar rake was what the doctor ordered also.
Anyway, after I mowed a few yards with the drum mower, I figured out why there was a grease gun laying next to it when I was picking it up. Ujoint went out. Is there a trick to getting the shaft loose from the mower? I compress the flange but don't have enough a$$ to get the shaft off. Imagine it's been in place since the mower was new.
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