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Hi,

Resolved after a week of trial and error.

Block heater from a kubota RTV fits fine.

Thanks for all the thoughts

Block heater or hose heater
Cub Cadet
Replies 9 Post by tomwilli

Little late but better late than never I guess.

Most of the 15 series of Mahindra's are actually Japanese Mitsubushi products so the quality is there as well as the reliability.
They also do excel in loader and 3 pt capacities.

Unless I am mistaken and I am quite often according to my wife, most tractors ( regarless of brand )are front wheel assist. Some larger 1's are true 4 whl drive.

You can tell true 4wd when all 4 tires are the same size.

Price, complexity, etc have some bearing on the rationale for 4 wheel assist as opposed to 4 wd.

By the way, I do not own a Mahindra nor am I a Mahindra dealer.

Later and have a good evening

Tom

Kubota B2920 versus Mahindra 2015
Kubota Tractors
Replies 14 Post by tomwilli

Hi,

Email sent to you. Looking forward to your response.

Thanks

Tom

Cub no crank start problems
Cub Cadet
Replies 14 Post by tomwilli

Hi,

Just sent you an email.

Thanks for the offer.

I posted here when I got it looking for other info that you guys were so kind to help out with.

Thanks
Tom

Cub Cadet 7274 specifications
Cub Cadet
Replies 34 Post by tomwilli

Hi Paul,

I have a Cub 7304 and love it. Live in Canada and it lives outside under a tarp and it starts all winter with no big problem. Just hit the glow plugs a few times ( no block heater ).
Done tons of work with it and it just keeps plugging away.

Bought with a loader on it. Loaded the tires, stuck a 6' blade on the back and has done all I have asked of it.

If the price is right, they are a really nice little tractor.

Good luck

Tom

Cub Cadet 7304 Advice
Cub Cadet
Replies 3 Post by tomwilli

Hi All,

Just thought I'd toss in 1 more follow up.

Went into the ditch 2 weeks ago. Got flustered, wasn't too far in and instead of pushing myself out with the loader decided to bull my way thru. Well, that didn't work and I got completely stuck right at the bottom of the ditch.
Had to wait till the next day when a neighbour with a large tractor could pull me out. Probably wouldn't have happened with more weight on the back and more experience but what the hey. Snow almost gone so was out back on it today and what a little workhorse. Just love it.
By the way, I got it from Wellington Implement in Ohio and they were really great to deal with and really reasonable.
Tractor, only 200 hrs, ( with a loader ) cost $6500 and they completely serviced with new filtersfluids before it was shipped out. Since was going out of State, there was no taxes but also since it was being shipped to Canada, I had to arrange my own shipping.

If I could find another 1 at that price would buy it in a minute.

Anyways, just wanted to share my dealer experiences and my most recent fun.

Take care and have a great Easter Weekend.

Tom

Cub Cadet 7304
Cub Cadet
Replies 20 Post by tomwilli

Hi Folks,

Well, I am getting a little overwhemled here. Now, I hope you realize that I truly am a novice and even had to go to the dealer at the corner to have him explain PTO's to me, how loaders work, hrs, clutches, etc. Thought I'd fall over when he told me that you had to break some of the tractors in half to replace the clutch. You can imagine the visual I had. How the heck can you break a tractor in half. Slowly getting there thanks to help like I am getting from you folks. Now, I presume " CUT " means something like Chinese Utility Tractor ??

I have been pretty open on used vs imports. Been offered a pretty good deal on an import. Appears, though, that maybe I haven't been looking in the right places and will be contacting couple of you for some of your insight.

Honestly, not looking for much. Reliable tractor, front end loader to play in the dirt with, PTO for rough cut mower, snow blower or whatever. And from listening it appears that I may be interested in a box blade but I am not sure what the difference is between a box blade and a regular blade.

Anyways, thanks a lot for your help and insights.

Tom

Maybe in the right place this time
Jinma Farmpro Agracat Nortrac
Replies 15 Post by tomwilli

Yup, crate tractor so would be interesting.

New to site so kind of wading my way around.

Will go have a look at the other Chinese tractor site to see if I can get any insights into this adventure.

Thanks

Truly a newbie-- not even a tractor yet
Other Tractor Brands
Replies 6 Post by tomwilli