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I've run 2 separate 271s and both haf oiler issues. The bar plugs constantly. In think it's the new "light bar/chain" that comes with the saw. It's not the same as the original professional sized gear

Ditch that pet cock and replace with a gravity feed Yamaha one.

Paul Short makes a lot of kubota mods and I have a bunch. Some of his stuff actually works on different brands, too. I know for a fact that his rops perch light brackets will work. The rops is exact same size. You could vall Kathy and she can trll exactly what may or may not work. I used to have the same tractor you have there, but my "ex-wife" made sure I couldn't keep her. I miss her so bad.😢 My tractor and not my ex. Lol. Bxpanded and a gew other companies make mods for these baby tractor. Go check out his channel. Over the years, he's even made a video or 2 just for me. One is called "Basic Soldering" made about 8 years ago. They are 2 of the best people you could ever meet.

I was on board until you started using a wench line as a static recovery strap and yanking on the stump. Dumb.

The oil is coming out out the back hole in your test, but I think you will get a different result with the chain installed. The moving chain will pick up any oil before it can leak out.

Since this was awhile ago, you probably found out already that greasing the snatchblock just attracts and then retains dirt and grit in there, defeating the purpose.

What's the torque on the flange nut?

Hey I'm new to winching, do you think if you cut the tree would it felled in that direction?

I spend my free time watching people with way more free time and toys.

I’m just thinking about the cable on the winch jamming up or fraying from the friction slamming it like that. And the truck too. But I wouldn’t have stopped until I got it out either. Done deal.

Great video, thank you! No BS, no bad music, clear shots, and exactly what I needed to see! (I didnt realize that ring was over the clip like that)

Had the same issue with an Eiger 400 and replaced the petcocks on both of my Eigers when I found out about it.

wow….just wow. all i can say is wow

First step before your wheel comes off should be breaking the torque on the axle nut.

Why did you just dig it out with your backhoe

This guy is nuts.

I saw your compound mechanical advantage and actually said, out loud, 'Snatch Block!" Darn you Destin.

I wish I had a tractor.

If you're the one cutting the trees, and not looking to get lumber, try leaving a higher stump and youll have more leverage.

Take notice of his anchor point at the hook end of the cable. For those that don't know, don't EVER put a hook around a cable. It creates a stress point that WILL fail. Straight line pull through the termination swage only.

Where can I find the round ball sections? All three of mine are wore out and the center came out of them I think they are called ball clevus?

Very interesting! why not just rent a stump grinder though might of saved you some time.

God you are going to kill yourself yanking a winch like that. What do you think happens when that breaks?

so much easier on the earlier vvti 4.0

interesting , good stuff

Best vid on this issue ive seen. Love the diagrams

My new ms271 has the same issue. I have two gallons of fuel through it, and the bar is blue from heat and the chain dry. Good video im going to see if i can get it warranty.

I feel cheated. I didn't get to see it burn.

Well buddy if you would have chainsaw a wedge for chain to dig into it would have worked.

Did you have slight idle surges before replacement?

Damn boy that stump whooped ur ass

Hydraulic mile marker?

We’ll table that idea!😁

Two words : choke strap

You are definitely a champion 🏆💪 with your experiment. It definitely works. Am definitely going to do it. Thankyou 👍✔️💯

Mechanical advantage is around us everywhere, but for the most part failed to be noticed or taken for granted. Doubtful that you could even point out every process in your video that makes use of mechanical advantage. But your video needs to start out with a lengthy and In depth legal disclaimer. There’s almost as many not recommended practices as there are mechanical advantages in the video. I dare not to list them all. But I can not be silent about the most obvious issue. Wirerope and chains are not designed to be shock loaded like that. Not only the dangers of it, there is no way to deny the damage you have cause to your equipment. How hypocritical can one be by taking the time to grease their snatch block, then follow up with the shock loading of their wirerope? It makes about as much sense as showing the advantages of snatch blocks and mechanical advantage but prove to the world the disadvantages out weigh the advantages in your mind. That’s what you did, when you didn’t want to take the time to set up the system that you had so highly praised. You opted to look like a fool. What better example could there be for not practicing what your preaching?

I bought a brand new one last week TRD off road and I noticed my idler pulley has a slight wobble. Is that normal!

Why not just use a thinner winter oil year around

Finally someone who gets it. Picking logs up off the ground is tiring

Nice, my cousins always swam in the dams and i would never go in because of the yabbies. Id swim in this pool though

That's sick! Sucks that it takes so long to fill up, but it'll be worth it once its done.

Nasty ass water

Gross

Sell the little tractor and rent an excavator

How about 50lb of tannerite?

Boy I got a good laugh when you lifted that seat lol. I ended up getting an aftermarket carb. Not all parts fit right but I was able to adapt it to fit with the right sized drill bit. There was a hose that was too big for the fuel inlet port. Made an adjustment in the idle screw and it’s been running better then it ever has been

Question...For every pully you add there is efficiency loss. How many pullies can you add before the amount of MA you get doesn't exceed the efficiency loss from the extra pullies?

So when modifying the petcock this way, do you lose functionality of the “reserve”?

Thats how you destroy your vehicle

Tractor: i lossened it for him.