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Read articles →A homesteader sending off his first flail mower, but the real content is two detailed digressions: a walkthrough of the New Holland T5075 telematics app (coolant temp, fuel-per-hour, acreage tracking, maintenance timers) and a hands-on fix for flail mower hydraulic couplers using BSPP bonded washers and flow restrictors to stop the implement from slamming. Best for T5075 owners curious about the telematics system or anyone troubleshooting jerky hydraulic movements on a flail mower.
A homesteading channel run by self-described city transplants learning farm life in East Texas, so expect an owner-learning-as-they-go perspective rather than expert or dealer guidance.
Install flow restrictors in the hydraulic couplers. The tiny restricted hole slows the hydraulic flow on the implement side so it doesn't shake the tractor or hit hard.
It's a parallel-thread washer with a bonded O-ring inside that creates the seal, so you don't need PTFE tape or Loctite to get a good seal.
Coolant temperature, hours, PTO status, maintenance info, errors and codes, fuel per hour, total fuel usage, work area in acres, and drive path versus work path.
A double piloted check valve on the top link keeps it locked, and a tool can be used to easily release the built-up pressure on the lines.
