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John Deere Tractors
Replies 3 Post by Don M

WELL PUT MARK .LIKE THE TERMINOLOGY . ERIC

Anyone ever use a ROPS
Tractor Projects
Replies 33 Post by eric

Could somebody please post a price for a used Kubota Model M695ODT.1987 with a loader 1850.It has 2500 hr.s on the clock.Thanks.

price check from The Book or quot Blue Book quot
Kubota Tractors
Replies 7 Post by Franc Sevcik

TomG,

Ah, thats why my diff-lock only engages when my tires are slipping. One needs to rotate while the other remains stationary (or moves at a slower speed) for the holes to line up!

I agree if that is the way the mechnism works that high speed engagement could be deadly. That would be a huge impact load on the pins and over time would surely cause damage. Impact loadings can be extremely severe.

Mark

JD 4400 hydro differental
Parts and Repair
Replies 21 Post by mark

I'm sticking with the internal O-ring theory. Either way, it sounds like it is time to take the offending spool valve apart and fix it. Or just replace it if the stabilizers use a separate and independent dual valve. If it is a portion of a 6-valve gang, a reasonable and cheaper alternative might be to block off the ports on the bad spool and add an outboard dual spool valve to work the stabilizers.

Backhoe spool valves stuck leaking - HELP
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 16 Post by Roger L.

Man, that would be a pain. I currently own a Cub Cadet and the Rear and Mid PTO's are independant of one another. Wonder why they would link them together. (might have been easier to run the gears that way.)

If the mid and rear do not need to both be engaged try checking to see if there is a switch. Some Tractors have an electric clutch that engages when the switch is activated. Don't know if Kubota has that or not. But just a thought. I know my Cub is activated mechanically and not with an electric clutch.

Mark

Non-operational mid pto on Kubota L3710 HST
Kubota Tractors
Replies 4 Post by mark

Gotta love Valve Stems. I've broken a few in the last couple years. I've noticed on some older tractors that there is a metal gaurd welded on the rim to help prvent damage. I'm not sure if the TC NH's have that.

I just put money down on a TC40D and a 16LA loader with R4's. I expect it next week. I think the 35 would have been enough tractor for me, but went for the 40 just cause of 4cyl vs. 3cyl. (probably makes no difference in reliability maybe even less, more moving parts in a 4 Cyl, less loading per cylinder though, who knows).

If you don't mind telling me what was the price of your tractor? I paid $16402 for the 40D with the R4 tires. $3450 for the loader with HD bucket. and $300 for Aux rear Hydraulics.

mark

TC35 poewr
New Holland Tractors
Replies 2 Post by mark

Jeff Golden, I am also Canadian near Toronto and the deal you made sounds great to me as I am about to decide on a JD 4300 or a L3010 Kubota. I would like to know where you got that price from. Thanks

John Deere 4300 Prices
John Deere Tractors
Replies 7 Post by J. Noel

I found a 2000 JD 760 4x4 with JD bucket and backhoe for $15,000. The equipment has 70 hours on it. Is this a good price?

JD 760 Pricing
John Deere Tractors
Replies 5 Post by Peters

Bush Hog generally has a good name in the industry. I had a Bush Hog 18 series loader (85) on a JD 750 and purchased a JD 70A (20)on my new JD 955. The Bush Hog had heavier construction and better hydro line location. The only weak point was the back mount to the tractor. This may have been related to the mounting points left by JD. I had to gusset the frame as it cracked.

Bush hog 1846QT FEL
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 2 Post by Peters

I live in Marshfield WI, known as the city in the middle. I'd call Farm Credit Services at 715 3873765. Also get The Marshfield News Herald, non- affectionately known as the " Marshfield Evening Astonisher" at 715 384 3131 for the want-ads. Also the Marshfield Buyer Guide has want-ads for central WI.They have a web site at www.marshfieldinfo.com Also,especially re farm land Agri-View 715 683 2779 is a local farm newspaper and Country Day,I believe, it's called out of Eau Claire. Landini Realty and Auction Service 715 267 7247 deals in farmland out of Greenwood. A trick I use to avoid real estate fees is get a plat book for each county/township you are interested in, drive around, pull into an intersting looking place and ask. you'll scare up a ton of leads with the turmoil(price of milk!) going on in agricuulture. Death, divorce, retirement and taxes drive the real estate market

wanted farm property
Parts and Repair
Replies 5 Post by RCH

Steve,
I viewed the Mahindra at our local farm show in the winter but in the end I purchased a New Holland TC29D. From the little bit I got from the sales rep. (from Ohio)I live in NY, they where just about as expensive as the major brands. I would be very concerned on parts and service if you are looking at one of these tractors unless there is local support near you hope this is of some help.

Mahindra Compact Tractors
Articulated Tractors
Replies 3 Post by keith rose

Mark,
I paid a total of 17,650 for the TC29D with Loader and 5 ft bushhog. The price you where quoted sounds good, Ilooked at the 25D and opted for the extra horsepower over the supersteer. I have had my tractor for 2 weeks now and love it! I was glad I got the extra horsepower for the bushhog, in your case you may not need it. I have put almost 20 hrs. on my machine and am totally satisfied with my purchase, the boomer is a fine product.

New Holland TC25D price check
New Holland Tractors
Replies 5 Post by keith rose

This is probably too simple but I'll throw it out there. Mid winter we had a ton of snow and I'd start up my jd1070 to plow out an access road on a building site every week it seemed. I had the same thing happening. After 10 minutes the machine had no power and then finally it would stall out, after which it would start for a couple more minutes. I did the usual filter change and water separater clean out but the problem persisted. I had previously let the fuel run dry one day by mistake and this had thrown me because I thought that this had caused some problem. Finally, I ripped the water separater off and the hose to the fuel tank. The hoses and fittings were clogged with pine needles! I s'pose by letting the tank run dry I had forced the debris (I bought a used rental machine) into the lines but couldn't determine what was happening because some fuel was getting through, just not enough. So if you haven't checked your tank, lines etc.( and your fuel shut off valve). That would be my next step.

Kubota L355 S S poor performance
Kubota Tractors
Replies 15 Post by Eric Edwards

I have the same machine and have started it at 20 degrees with no problem at all. as far as ballast goes I bought a weight box from my dealer it was a 20x20 cube ,didn't like it so I cut it in half, front to back ,so now it is closer to the tractor and is easier to use in a tight area, filled it with lead weight from the supply house ,400lbs, and it goes anywhere, and still doesn't crush the lawn

New Kubota B2910-balast and block heater
Kubota Tractors
Replies 9 Post by ed

Murf, the deck needs a full-width set of rollers to do the kind of striping he wants. You could look at a Simplicity garden tractor deck and add something like that to the back of a 3PT finish mower.

Striping Mower
Mowers Field and Finish
Replies 10 Post by Don M

Mike, the L1500 is a valid model number, but it's a grey market tractor not supported by Kubota. However, there are a number of grey market dealers and parts; I just don't have any specifics.

Kubota L1500
Kubota Tractors
Replies 3 Post by Bird Senter

Mike, I know there were some aftermarket power steering conversions done to some of the older, bigger tractors; I don't know about the 7200. However, you also say it does not have 4WD. Now you can do a lot of work with almost any tractor, but I hate to see anyone buy something they're disappointed in, so be careful. I wouldn't want a compact tractor without 4WD with a loader on it. In my opinion, that's even more important than the power steering.

Power Steering Q 039s
Kubota Tractors
Replies 11 Post by Bird Senter

. It seems that all the good used tractors get snapped up before they hit the paper especially the compacts.

I'd say that is true. There has to be a lot of owners out there who are undecided whether to sell or not, and rather than deal with the hassles they just trade it it. But the dealer also has a list, and I know for a fact that at my favorite dealer the good used tractors rarely hit the lot. He does a lot of business, but the used tractors on the lot just sit there.
If I were you, I'd run an advertisement stating exactly what you are looking for.

Wife vs Tractor
New Holland Tractors
Replies 31 Post by Roger L.

Just for clarification on my Great Bend Hoe with subframe. Mine is mounted by two very heavy brackets under the rear axle and two heavy brackets just behind and under the front axle. The subframe consists of two "rails" that run the length of the tractor. According to Great Bend these "rails" help to absorb the weight and stress applied to the tractor while working the hoe or while driving the tractor. My hoe is in no way connected to the 3PT hitch, which is exactly what I wanted. I am sure that I could still damage the tractor if I was doing something silly, but I do not plan on doing that. I love this little hoe and I can take it on and off in less than 4-5 minutes!

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Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 9 Post by Mark Casteel