Hi. I'd like to use this to lub the areas on my lawn tractor. Would you recommend this? Thanks
1599567
it would be fine without qualification for everything except for anything that has a high rpm, like the shafts for mower attachments etc. For high rpm applications you need to check with the manufacturer (online is easy) to make sure this stuff is good enough. Here is a hard thing too, you do not want to mix a natural based product with a synthetic based product in those high rpm places so make note of what the mfgr. says they squirted in there. hope this helped.
1599568
Tell me exactly what you want to protect or lubricate, maybe I can help you.Ernie/paessentials@gmail.com
1335027
It probably wii work if you have good topsoil. If your water hose curves to sharp it will make it harder to gain traction. Pitch on the sprayers has to be adjusted to give more torque.
2013294
I wouldn't recommend this to you. I have terrible results. Try ammonium nitrate on your lawn. It works wonder for me.
803757
I'm using it with a 23 HP, 4 WD Tractor with 440 lbs. of Rim Guard tire ballast. The one thing that can stop you is lack of traction. I haven't wanted for more power but I have been frustrated by lack of traction a couple of times. Overall experience is that it does a great job!
1507862
NONE....I used lucas oil stop leak(1 gal/1 gal 40w oil ) to fix my tractor hydraulics good luck!!
1411803
This product works very well as long as you follow the directions. Keep the area you're working on small (2 square feet) and keep the lubricant on the area and you can't go wrong. You don't need much pressure.
798831
Several factors involved. If your ground is level you should be OK. Ground wetness is also is a factor. Even a slight uphill with non aggressive tires might be a problem with wet ground. I have a Craftsman lawn tractor with a 25HP Kohler for pulling. I use winter snow chains on the tires which helps but I can still get stuck with wet ground. Tires dig in and the axle bottoms out. The ground must be very wet to make a significant difference which I am sure you already know. My property has slight hills so I have learned to go side to side instead of up and down. The wheel is very heavy which I like. I did my yard today as a matter of fact. After doing most of it I brought out the zero turn and cut. I didn't think it made much of a difference until I hit the part I DIDN"T DO with the roller. It was much rougher so the roller does make a difference. Go easy on the turns, avoid up hills if possible and I think you should be OK. If you have a pull behind wagon load it up with about 700 lbs and give it a test run. The individual hydrostatic transmissions might not be able to take the load. Possibly check with the manufacturer. So far it's a great wheel. Hope this helped.
833889
If you have any size riding mower / lawn tractor this will work to dethatch as a tow behind. This is _not_ a leaf rake though, it's a grass rake (removes overgrowth).
1393843
Yes. I've been using it for years on my pocket knives but I've found it works best as a rust inhibitor and only so so as a lubricant.
803755
I would only use it on a 2'' sapling or smaller for a atv. I use it mostly for vertical pulling from the bucket on my 50 hp tractor. Use 2 people on the vertical-This keeps you from getting off and on the tractor too much. The same would be true for horizontal pulling.
866955
It works great for lug nuts, or anywhere you have room to move. I can't torque the nut on my oil pan with it. I use a standard torque wrench for that.
658712
I'm sure it would work fine. I have used it to drain oil from my vehicles, Kubota tractor and all my other garden equipment engines. The suction is excellent and all of the different size "straws" that come with the unit will work with just about any machine. Gear oil is light so you'll have no problem. Obviously warm oil will drain better so I always evacuate oil after running the machine. Good luck. I'm thrilled about buying this machine since I use synthetic oil in my cars - it's paid for itself many times over already.
130043
I would not think this product would be good for lawns. For outdoors, my suggestion would be to thoroughly water the area to dilute the urine.
1114076
yes i use mine on lawn mower ,farm tractor just not in house must use out side
1709405
I've been using it for my cars for some time, so it should handle a mower pretty well. Only thing is mine leaked it's hydraulic fluid over time and became less effective
115625
Yes, it works well in all soils I have tried though you would need to use it in several places to know the general state of wetness in a lawn.
765673
try it in a car and boat, run engine so oil was warm, it got primed and pump about a qt. or more very slow and stop pumping, maybe alright for a lawnmower. I think it is junk for a little more money you can get one that works good, If you still need this one I will sell my for 1/2 price only used three time.