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The CA and the CCA are different CA is at 32 F and CCA at 0F. The CA is about 390 for the average 22NF and 425 at the max. The highest CCA is the interstate at 390. Most are more like 300. Likely the interstate has thinner plates with less continuous power. CCA is limited by the plate size and the number of plates. All this is dictated by the size of the 22NF case. The gel batteries are about 350 CA and 245 CCA. I am not sure you will see much difference in actual use unless you are up north. Remember there is less self discharge in the VRLA. If you let the battery sit for a week it is likely the VRLA AGM will have more amps than the flooded battery.<br>
I think the battery Major found is a Gruber not an East Penn. Seaching there are a lot more 22NF on the net than when we looked. Posted are the specs on another 2 22NF VRLA battery manufacturers.

Possible Solution To The 4000 Ten Series Battery Corrosion Problem
John Deere Tractors
Replies 87 Post by Peters

Ibrown - are the handles color coded to the vehicle or just black? If they are just black the dealer should be able to switch out the handle for the one with the lock without too much trouble. I am sure the autoworker just grabbed the handle from the wrong bin.
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>>> >>> Just black
Switching handles seems like an easy reasonable fix to me.
What I don't understand is his dealer making such a mountain out of a mole hill over doing that..
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Double dumb Colorado door lock stunt
Pickup Trucks and Trailers
Replies 21 Post by lbrown59

AV8R - I know kioti had problems with their dealers in the past as they did not have it direct from Kioti, but a US distribution company like Montana has now. They have pulled back some dealerships and tried to make sure they are financially stable before they give them a dealership. I looked into the local dealership here a few years back and talked with the area reps. I think they are in it for the long haul and have set up the parts centers to prove it.

Traded BX23 for Kiot CK20HST
Kioti Tractors
Replies 6 Post by Peters

Congrats on the new tractor. Is that with a loader (FEL) or not? How is it running to date?

ck20hst price
Kioti Tractors
Replies 13 Post by Peters

Did we get any more information on this problem?

B7800 stalls please help
Kubota Tractors
Replies 18 Post by Peters

Chief

I bought a 024 sthil woodboss in 1989 for Hurricane hugo and have abused it since then. One fine peice of equipment. My saw looks almost like yours I am sure mine weighs more. Mine has a steel sprocket for the chain, I had it changed to accept the plastic type. The plastic only cost 4 or 5 dollars well worth it if you use the saw alot. Also I got a 24 inch blade installed instead of the 18 that came with it. I am sure you will be happy with it.

Stihl MS 192 T
Garden and Landscape
Replies 30 Post by SG8NUC

I have a similar type unit for my ATV (Cabelas brand) I have planted with it for 2 years now and I am very pleased with it's performance. Some things I have noticed... These types of seeders tend to displace more seed than you realize. If I am seeding a product that should use 10 lbs per acre, I will plan on using 1.5 times that amount or 15 lbs per acre. Also, I have found that setting the seeder it is best to set outlet as small as possible while still releasing seed. I would rather make 2 passes over a field rather than run out of seed 3/4 done.

I don't know if the earthway unit has an agitator in the hopper or not (mine does not), with out one, light fluffy seeds like grass seeds are very tough to spread as the get clogged very easily.

I have planted Pheasants Forever food plot mix, Bird and Buck mix and Frigid Forage Brassicas mix and all have done exceptionally well. I have planted where I ran a drag harrow over the filed after seeding and also where I have not. I have not seen much difference in the results but all fields have been heavily disced prior to seeding.

Hope this helps... good luck with your food plots

Earthway atv spreaders
Utility Vehicles UTV/ATV
Replies 4 Post by reason201

To do in the field would be like brush-hogging or mowing under load for a few hours. It would need to be kept at full load. If you are not loosing oil and you have it coming out the breather then it must be being replaced by fuel oil or antifreeze from a head gasket. Do check the engine temp with a gauge or a hand held laser guided heat detector. There is a unit that would drop in the radiator openning that is economical to buy but use caution removing the cap from a hot engine.

Blow by
Kubota Tractors
Replies 16 Post by Art White

Did the plug work? I have the same tractor with the same problem...identical! My kit did come with the plug and I took everything apart again and installed it. The log splitter did act differently, however, I think the plug blocked the return line stopping the free flow of oil. Maybe the kit came with the wrong plug? My installation instructions did not say for a 4110. They just say Rear auxiliary hydraulic kit.

john deere 4110 aux hydrolics
John Deere Tractors
Replies 10 Post by mmcbride

I need to find a cross for the oil filter on the Mahindra 2015 hst , the Mahindra dealer sells them at $11ea , tried NAPA and serveral others and nothing crosses over from the original mitsubishi oil filter number , Craig.

SWITCH TO 10 30WT OIL FOR WINTER
Kubota Tractors
Replies 12 Post by unit5alive

JJ; Dealers usually offer some warranty on tractors with hours that low, so if your buying it "As is-where is" you should pay a bit less than a dealer would charge. If you buy it, enjoy your tractor. Frank.

Good deal on a TC25
New Holland Tractors
Replies 4 Post by hardwood

I transferred mine

Your Home is Your Castle
Just For Fun Off Topic
Replies 30 Post by SG8NUC

I bought my CK20HST 7/1/06 w/a 6'finish mower and paid 12,600 for it. When I compared the financing with Agri Credit (5.9%and Visa 3.9% for the life of the loan it was a no brainer. I was not offered the 0% for 3years. I know I'm off the beaten path but just wanted to tell ya...

KIOTI OWNERS
Kioti Tractors
Replies 33 Post by kytractor

I just bought a CK20HST w/6'Buehler finish mower for $12,600. Wanting to know if that was a good price?

New purchcase
Kioti Tractors
Replies 4 Post by kytractor

Our CCM 72" MR190 works fine on 25-70 HP tractors. Our MR190 actually weights more than the King Kutter. We have hundreds of the MR190 tillers out there in the field on 28-32 HP tractors,mostly Kubota's & JD tractors.
A Harley rake is a totally different implement than a tiller so it's hard to compare the two.

pto hp
Operating and Attachments
Replies 11 Post by Ironpeddler

Art it was the NH tractor not the skid steer that had what I thought was the starter problem. I agree the skid steers would be a problem to figure out with all the wiring conditions. I did have seat switch issue which turned out to be the actual wire connector and not the switch itself. But I made lemonade from lemons and used a remote swicth that jumps the seat switch and that becomes a theft deterernt as the instrument panel will light up but won't start.

Where can I find a fair priced TC33D starter
New Holland Tractors
Replies 10 Post by earthwrks

Pete, fresh paint?? I can mess up old ugly paint just as well as the good stuff. LOL.

Juneau, you've actually got that backwards, most of the sidewalk fleet are smaller than my toy, err, I mean *tool*, tractor at home. A front-mounted blade is only good for one thing, IMHO, cleaning a 42" wide sidewalk on a *very* regular basis. In a big storm, which to us is anything more than about 6" in 24 hours, the sidewalks *must* be plowed before no more than 2" of snow accumulates. Customers rules.

You are right about way out in front though. Yes there is several ways to bring it in closer, but it wouldn't work as well. By having it that far out front it allows the plow to work as it is supposed to on a truck, it's own weight cleans the pavement but it can still float over obstacles. It also allows me to push snow (like pushing over piles and drifts) whithout driving the machine up into the snowbank or pile. I can push snow that is 6'+ ahead of the front wheels.

Best of luck.

best snow removal attachment for 2320
Snowblowers / Snow Plows
Replies 16 Post by Murf

Bought a BX2200. Traded it for B7800 due to needing to do more front loader work. Bought BX1500 and use it for mowing over 2 acres hill side. Best of bunch for mowing. Also use 3pt for some uses. Traction is the issue for me with any of them. BX1500 never bogs in grass and I don't mow as often as I should and for mowing traction has always been there by sometimes engaging 4 wheel drive instead of just front drive.

Kubota BX1850 purchase
Kubota Tractors
Replies 9 Post by JOHNWTHOMAS

It depends on what you use the tractor for the most. If you are mowing the lawn then you would want to stay light. The more the tractor weighs the more you can dig, the weight will also hinder the power as well as fuel economy, it also will wear drive line components faster. Front tires loaded on a four wheel drive, I wouldn't as it will also wear the steering components faster.

Loading R4 tires
New Holland Tractors
Replies 6 Post by Art White

If anyone is interested please let me know.

Bill Ewing

Kubota 7500
Kubota Tractors
Replies 4 Post by bewing