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Looking to buy a ~48" tiller for my 2210. Deere suggests the Deere 647 or the Frontier RT1140-1150/RT1240-1250 series. I have also look into the Woods GTC-52. The King Kutter is value priced and well acclaimed by owners. But at 600lbs vs ~400lbs for the others, it may be too heavy. Or is that irrelevant? The 2210 hitch is a Limited Cat 1 (700lbs) Input? Comments? Suggestions?<br>
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Thanks

Tiller for JD 2210 King Kutter TG-48 too big
Operating and Attachments
Replies 7 Post by h20camper

Are yours Carisle Tru-Powers? If so, Carisle part number 523311.

You may try contacting either Carlisle directly to find a dealer carlisletire.com or TiresUnlimited tiresunlimited.com.

Carlisle Tire & Wheel Company
1-803-643-2900

Tires Unlimited
tiresunlimited.com/specialty_trailer.htm
1-800-MC-TIRES

carlisletire.com/catalog/turf_handlers.pdf

Add www. to the prefix of all links.

2210 front tires
John Deere Tractors
Replies 4 Post by h20camper

Could anyone please tell me where it is located?<br>
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Thanks <br>

Transaxle Vent Location on 2210
John Deere Tractors
Replies 1 Post by h20camper

I have one of the Sears covers for their garden tractor but it only covers the front and around the seat. I would have thought that someone makes one for JD CUTs.

2210 Tractor Cover
John Deere Tractors
Replies 5 Post by h20camper

Does anyone know for sure if the 2210's diesel engine ships with break-in oil or not? The manual for the 2210 makes no mention of it and if one searches jdparts.deere.com using the 'search for model numbers that use the part number' for the break-in oil, the 2210 is not listed.<br>
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I have read other posts about 4xxx series manuals stating break-in oil and a parts site search matches this.<br>
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I would like to change my engine oil prior to the listed 50 hour interval but want to make sure I use the proper oil. <br>
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GregB<br>

2210 Factory Shipped Oil Break-in Type or Not
John Deere Tractors
Replies 2 Post by h20camper

I just purchased a 2210 w/ 62c MMM and 54" front blade. I wanted the blade for clearing snow from my asphalt driveway (fairly large driveway ~300'+). Now I was wondering if I should have purchased the FEL instead. The blade (w/ angling, etc) was $1100. The dealer offers the 53" FEL for $1800 (not sure if that includes the ballast box or not). Thoughts? <br>
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GregB <br>
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2210 w/ 62c MMM, 54" Ft Blade

2210 FEL or 54 quot Blade
John Deere Tractors
Replies 6 Post by h20camper

Go to jdparts.deere.com on lookup part TM2047CD. It's $40 from Deere.

2210 Service Manual
John Deere Tractors
Replies 5 Post by h20camper

Has anyone ever seen or looked into upgrading the operators seat? The dealer told me there wasn't an upgrade option but didn't know if there are any alternatives?<br>
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Thanks

2210 Seat Upgrade
John Deere Tractors
Replies 2 Post by h20camper

I recently bought 10 acres (3 wooded) to build new house.<br>
House will sit back 350 ft from road. We get heavy winter snow. Being from the city I need advice on what size tractor to purchase. <br>
Would like a FEL and large mower deck.<br>
Any suggestions with price estimates would be appreciated.

which tractor
Kubota Tractors
Replies 9 Post by camper500

My New Holland dealer came to my house and solved my warranty problems in my driveway on my TC40D. And it so happens that he had the best price.

Service on a NH Boomer
New Holland Tractors
Replies 6 Post by CamperNJ

I know how you feel, I ordered my 4300 hst on May 15, and was told it was warehoused on 9/10. As of this date I am still waiting, I checked with the dealer on 9/24 and was told that he has been billed for it and expected it this week. Like you I am anxious and hope that the wait is worth it.

John Deere Wait
Long
Replies 6 Post by camper

I had the same experience, I ordered a 4300 HST on May 15 and was told the same story that it would take from 45 to 60 days. I was told by my dealer a couple of weeks ago that it was due in the warehouse on Sept. 10. I will believe it when I see it, but am hoping for the best.

4200 HST delivery delay
John Deere Tractors
Replies 11 Post by camper

About 3 weeks ago I ordered a JD4300 with HST, the dealer offered me 2500 trade in on my old harry Ferguson T30 produced in 1951. Tractor is in good shape and still pulls a Rhino bush hog through the toughest material with no problem. Since I have made the deal with the JD dealer, I find that there is a lot of interest in the old MAssey. Can anybody tell me whether the 2500 is a fair price or should I be looking for more. I should mention that there is a lot of interest, but nobody has offered me more.

Massey Ferguson 1951 T30
Other Tractor Brands
Replies 5 Post by camper

I went with the Deere because I'm really not in a big rush. I admit I would like to have it earlier but such is life. I agree with you that the NH is an excellent machine and of course more available. The main thing that turned me down was the NH dealer told me to check the weight of both units, and that the NH is heavier. After checking I found that the 4300 was 400 lbs heavier. I did like the supersteer option and would have gone with that. I think the main swing item was the dealer, the Deere dealer wanted to deal. Good luck with your new unit, hope you have years of trouble free service.

JD4300 vs BOOMER TC29D
New Holland Tractors
Replies 8 Post by camper