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I've run a baler from a TC40D and worked fine. The baler did not have a kicker and I recollect that some locals indicated that a kicker would need an additional 12-18 hp over a normal baler requirement. I've driven a MF275 (65hp) running a baler w/kicker and pulling a wagon with 175 bales. That config used all the available hp when on a slope of 1 degree.

DaveV

Baling Hay with a Compact
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Replies 4 Post by DavidV

jray here,From my experience when You are buying a used tractor the salesman pretends to not know the year model and says it isnt important.Only the model number matters because they are all built alike. BUT---When you are selling or trading a unit the FIRST question I am asked is"What is the year model".Then the book comes out and he looks it up and gives a value for an "average"unit.Same with any mechanical machine of substantial value.Also according to local dealer the first year depriciation is about 10% or $2,000.00 on a new Ford/New holland 5610S.Age does matter.

Dealer gets me a one year old tractor for a new one
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Replies 12 Post by jray

Ok fine, Kubota is a great machine. Thats why I bought this one. The person I bought it from may or may not have known it was Grey market but it dosen't really matter at this point. It was from an add in the paper. My problem is since I don't know what it is in relation to US kubotas I can't find a roll over bar for it. I have checked the links for rops construction but since they are not in my area it makes it sort of hard to order over the internet and get something that may bolt on to my tractor. If there were a good cross reference of non-US tractors to US tractors where we could find out if at least the frame is the same as another I could possibly locate a kubota roll bar to fit.
Any other suggestions?

Kubota
Kubota Tractors
Replies 15 Post by Tom Anglin

In the northeast normally the fuel is cut 50/50 with kerosene in the winter. This is normally enough for most tractors. Most injector pumps use the fuel oil to lubricate the pumps and more than 50/50 would sacrifice pump life. In looking for an appropriate additive look for one that displaces water,has a anti-gelling additive and increases pump lubrication and you should be all set.

Winter Fuel Additives
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Replies 7 Post by Art White

Brent you did a great job explaining the workings of a hydro. The hydro trans is a very reliable transmission for all but tillage work and at that it is not that it is unreliable it just burns more fuel than a gear drive. We have found that in most cases the hydro in general work has better service history than the gear drive tractors. The biggest thing with hydros is that the oil needs to be kept clean and the filters changed when needed.

How does a Hydrostatic work
Kubota Tractors
Replies 14 Post by Art White

The Kubota L-series lift in excess of what you are looking for. On the other side of the fence who is building the disc you are looking at that is three point hook up with over 250lbs per foot of cut? How about the use of a roto-tiller?

Heaviest 6-foot disc top-end compacts can pull
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Replies 13 Post by Art White

anissa, try the link below to Tractortips.com and you might find a little information. They show that to be a 17hp (12.5 PTO hp). Probably a good little tractor, but the price seems a bit high to me for a 2WD that small.

Hear of opinion of Kubota l185
Kubota Tractors
Replies 3 Post by Bird Senter

Not a clue on your questions. I just opted for the JD part to make things easy and to make sure that I had the right part. So I drove the 20 minutes ot the dealer, got the part and headed home. Drained the oil, pulled the old filter and dicovered it was completely different than the new one - tll and narrow vs short and wide [or was it the other way?]. Back to the dealer who seached the records and parts list and then assured me it was the correct part. Not sure what the change accomplished, but it made things a little closer in that area. I suggest thatt the next time you drop by the dealer, you just pick up an extra.

4100 Filter Part 1
John Deere Tractors
Replies 9 Post by Doug Huebner

In February I bought a new L3710 with hydrostatic transmision, LA681 with heavy duty bucket, folding ROPS and R4 tires for $20,175. If the one you're looking at has the hydro $19,000 seems reasonable. The hydro costs almost $1000 more than the DT (gear) transmission.

Used kubota prices
Kubota Tractors
Replies 2 Post by mbjacobs

I have a used (165 hrs) B1700 HST with LA301 loader. Tractor has loaded turf tires.Also have 6 foot Landpride rake.All equipment was purchased new in July of 96. Tractor was always garaged and is in "like new" condition.I'd like to sell all because landscaping work on new home is completed, and I'm looking to move to the BX series.Would appreciate advice as to worth of tractor with loader and rake.<br>

Used B1700 value
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Replies 7 Post by Harry Roberts

I was looking for something to bury cable and found this. I am thinking about getting it. Its worth a look.

trenching sprinkler lines
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Replies 12 Post by niteman

Part 2<br>Replaced oil on 4100 with 15W40 JD “Supreme Motor Oil PLUS-50” and noticed quart container was similar to container of Amoco Ultimate Gold (manufactured by Chevron). Both containers had same color, shape, size of label, and imprints in bottom of container. Each container also had black ink numbers printed on black plastic in the same location on container, about ½” above label. Numbers are different, but same style and type of coloring. Numbers can only be read if you hold the containers at an angle to direct light.<br>Q.4> Is it common knowledge that Chevron makes JD PLUS-50 oil, or is this just errant conjecture on my part?<br>

4100 oil Part 2
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Replies 1 Post by DJR

No, it's just that you paid just about the same as I did. Closer than anyone else on the board. Hope you can sleep tonight. Enjoy! Donald

Just ordered TC25D Today Thanks for all the help
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Replies 5 Post by Donald

I am experiencing the same task on approximately 25 acres. Someone please respond with some knowledge. Thanks Don

land clearing
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Replies 11 Post by Don Curtis

Klay, yes the fork attachment I have is a JD unit. I want to build a snow plow unit for my 430 and am wondering if there's anywhere to buy just the attachment parts to weld on to a plow I already have for quick attachment. Actually, I'd rather attach a plow right to the front frame without the loader on but can't figure out how to go about it.

Forklift attachment
John Deere Tractors
Replies 8 Post by Eric Edwards

I agree that the right oil should be used, but thats the problem - its almost impossible to find the correct data os you have to be creative! For example, my 7275 is a HST drive, which uses a different oil than say a 7270 gear drive, or a JD4300 with gear drive - both in terms of the transmission and hydraulics.

since we have determined it IS a common sump, I have to use those 'tractor transmission/hydraulic oils' Does ANYONE know what API or ISO rating cub wabts the oils to meet?

Cub itself does not have a published std like Case, JD or Kubota. And if cub was not so damn busy trying to rape us on filter/oil prices, we would not be looking elsewhere.

BTW - from an earlier post, that gave wix numbers, I worked backwards and got baldwin numbers:

B227 or B421 for oil

BT260 for HST filter

Its a start, as the hst filter is what I need.....hi ho hi ho off to central tractor I go....

Cub filter help
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Replies 21 Post by Ed

There are less expensive mechanical versions available also, check out the 'Dutchman' line (search 'Dutchman's Tree Spades' on any search engine) they are very well made, reasonably priced units produced in Canada by one of the largest, oldest tree farms here. A word of caution though, a compact will not handle as large a tree as you may think. Carrying dead weight is one thing, tearing it out of the ground (break-out strength) is a whole other matter. We use 3pth tree spades on 40hp class machines (4wd with loaders) regularly in the course of business, anything more than about a 24" root ball is a tough task, this is basically a 3-4" diameter tree. Larger than that is entirely possible, but only with a trailer-mounted unit towed & powered by the tractor. Best of luck & try not to hurt yourself when you fall over after seeing the price of a tree spade.

Tree spade for JD 4300
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Replies 6 Post by Murf

VT Steve,

The tractor you are considering is a great buy and the size features sound like they will work well for you. It may be a little more than you need but you could spend that much money on a much smaller piece of equipment. Being a little oversized is actually a good thing since you will probably come up with other uses over time that are hard to forsee right now.

DaveV

TC29D Pricing Right tractor
New Holland Tractors
Replies 5 Post by DavidV

And...on top of that, ANY work you do to, or on your tractor is productive. No such thing as non-productive tractor work.

Winter usage for a new Kubota
Kubota Tractors
Replies 7 Post by Rick Seymour

How about using a 3 pt spreader to apply the seed. These only cost about $400. Of course you would still need the tiller and bedsprings, so maybe this wouldn't be much help.

Grass seeders
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Replies 5 Post by Jim Youtz