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Contact lschafer on this site. He provided the manuals to me and man, are they detailed......

D2650FD Tractor
Mitsubishi
Replies 7 Post by azcowboy

UPDATE: The tractor has now been in the repair shop (beyond the first visit) in another repair shop (due to me distrust of AZ Tractor) three times. When in the high range and under load, the tractor has no power to the wheels. Meaning either with a bucket load OR a box blade load, while in high range, it presents no power to the wheels. The first time it was broken in two, the shop found very little indication of the problem other than the need to replace a few bearing and cleaning up a few burrs on a a couple of gears, nothing else was obviously in need of repair. Put back together and a charge of $2400 ($2300 of which was just labor) later, it was experiencing the same problem. Back into the shop at no cost of pick up/delivery (a really great help for me) AND NO ADDITIONAL CHARGE FOR LABOR, broken in two and this time put in a new clutch (cost of parts only at $450).....still experiencing the same problem. Now here I sit with a tractor with only a little more than 100 hours or so on it, and I'm out almost $3000.......this on a tractor from AZ Tractor that was to come to me in a "like new condition!!!!!!!!" And I still have little to no power in the high range while under load. It did NOT have this problem originally but now with three grand out-of-pocket and still not a fully operational tractor. I can't sell it like it is, more money is going to have to be put into it to get it fully operational. So bottom line;;;;;;;STAY THE HELL AWAY FROM AZ TRACTOR! They sell shitty equipment, refuse to honor what the owner says that he will. Jack (OWNER) will tell you whatever he needs to in order to get you to buy from him.........MY ADVICE IS SIMPLE;;;;;; LIKE WHAT WE LEARNED IN BASIC ECONOMICS CLASS IN COLLEGE...........LET THE BUYER BEWARE! YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED!

STAY AWAY FROM AZ TRACTOR SALES IN PHOENIX
Mitsubishi
Replies 3 Post by azcowboy

The tractor is now back in the shop. They told me that there would not be any additional charge since they didn't get it fixed the first time. It surly seems to me that it would almost certainly be a clutch related problem but it's up to them to find he source of the problem at this point. I will be calling them in the next few days for a check on its status but they have now had it for just over a week.

I will keep everyone posted on what the results end up being........

Mitsubishi model 2650 power to the wheels is intermittent
Mitsubishi
Replies 6 Post by azcowboy

Searching for an operator and repair manual for a Mitsubishi model 2650 4WD?

Mitsuibishi D2000 Manuals
Mitsubishi
Replies 5 Post by azcowboy

Greetings: I have a C172 and I want to change the air, oil, fuel and hydraulic filters. Are you aware of any source and/or numbers or interchangeability with other tractors? Thanks: Larry: Phoenix, AZ

Hinomoto C172
Hinomoto
Replies 3 Post by azcowboy