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I have the same tractor and it rules. Same issue with the clutch pedal! Glad to have found a fix for it

My kubota t1400 won't start can you help me?

Roll coal cmon

I got a 1963 663 wheel house

Hi there, my name is Anjelica Edvige and I work for WooGlobe and have a good offer for your "Big Money Slipping on Ice and falling NY Winter " video.

Is this original or restored, beautiful tractor

I just got a 633 wheel horse I’m excited to restore it and find some attachments for it

Nice mower I just bought one too

SUPER f'n thank you Bro!!! We had the legs backwards!!!

All that and didn’t even pop the hood

Thank you for taking the time to make this video. I got mine on clearance at HD for $75, it was already assembled, so I thought it was a particularly good deal. The reason for my comment the performance of this grill and how well it cooks, that leaving a little to be desired. Fire maintenance, which is the most important thing when smoking low & slow, is a real chore with this grill. Maintaining a 225-degree cooking chamber takes a lot of work, but with practice, patience and several different kinds of fuel, I've been able to maintain a fairly consistent fire in the firebox. The thin metal and all of the points where this smoker leaks, makes the fire difficult to maintain and uses more fuel than the better smokers. A digital remote thermometer is a must with this or ANY wood/charcoal fired grill. NEVER trust the supplied thermometer. Mine is off some 40 degrees. I'll point you to the ThermoPro TS08 or TS20, (Amazon) both of which will provide monitoring of your food and the cooking chamber. My suggestion to all of you backyard grillers & smokers is to remember, "you get what you pay for" and also to watch as many TH-cam videos on all of the different types of smokers as you can. Nothing can replace a good education. While I have been using this grill with fair success, I have a Weber Smokey Mountain arriving from Amazon sometime next week. I can see this grill out in my front yard with a "For Sale" $50 sign on it shortly thereafter. Good Luck to all of you!!

Anyway you can tell me what wires go to ignitioin an kill switch. I bought a used one and the person I bought it from can't remember which way it goes? It is supposed to have a harness but mine is just separate wires? Any help would be apperactied

I'm stuck at the rails. Please help

Thanks for the vid that firebox had me stumped for a minute

I bought this grill the other day and had a few setbacks because of the lack of details in the instructions. Your video helped me put it together in no time. Thanks for the video. Hope it's still working for you. Thanks again!

Your camera work may not be too hot but the little Kubota is awesome!

Beautiful wheel horse!!!

The gas spring on the clutch wore out, it happens over time, you can replace it (it is under the body panel next to the pedal). Or what most guys do is go get the manual clutch spring from a Toro/WH dealer that was on older machines, the holes are still there to mount it, you can also just leave the gas spring on there. These manual spring are about 8-10 dollars. I would join Red Square if you need more help or info.The guys there are great.

I have the same tractor, 1998 model,love it,now it need's belt's,and not sure how many belt's are on the tractor itself I use it just for mowing, have the 78316 deck,also have an issue with the clutch pedal not coming back up, not sure what is goin on with that, however it is a great tractor !

@sherwoodtyler77 Probably late, but it takes SAE 90 gear lube 2 Quarts of it. API service QL-5. Actually the manual says it takes 1.92 , but who measures that close.

got same one...love it...its a tank

hey i got a 416-8 wheel horse its got a kolhar 16 magnum and the uni drive[the transmission] in the back is out of fluid and i don't know what to put in it any ideas?