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I'd be interested in your extra drawbar if the price is right. I would check the weight and find out shipping costs with UPS and/or FED-EX. Thanks and please keep in touch.

Drawbar for 755
John Deere Tractors
Replies 5 Post by RZIM

I'm thinking of getting a trailer for my tractor, too. Everything I've seen and read leads me toward getting a 7,000# GVW trailer (two 3500# axles) with a full floor. I'm thinking it'll be great for the tractor as well as moving any other vehicles or just about anything else.

Buying a trailer
Pickup Trucks and Trailers
Replies 21 Post by Gary in Indiana

looking for a cab for a NH 1320 any clues?

cab for tractor
New Holland Tractors
Replies 4 Post by Rick s

My local dealer is taking orders on the new John Deere 4000 ten series tractors for delivery in the spring. He does not have much information about them. He has no brochures or specs. Does anyone know where I can get specs on the new machines. I specifically would like to know about a rumored 2hp increase for the 4200. I would also like to know if the new 4200 or 4210 or whatever they call it now will have the bigger tires that are found on the 4310 and the 4410.

JD4210 Information
John Deere Tractors
Replies 3 Post by Mrwurm

I am looking at buying a 1983 B7100HST, 1670 hours, good rubber, good paint. It doesn't include any attachments and they are asking $3,850. Is a fair deal? I don't have very much knowledge about them besides what I have read on the web. I am looking for something capable of mowing 4 acres, blowing snow, tilling, and possibly adding a loader. Can this tractor handle it?

Thanks in advance

Whats it worth B7100
Kubota Tractors
Replies 2 Post by Randy Evans

I want to thank you all for the info concerning cracking plastic on my JD 4300-After confering with my dealer, the feeling is that the plastic shouldn't have cracked and the dealer-Greenway Equipment in Bangor Maine is doing it's best to obtain complete replacement of the damaged parts.

I was so impressed with the attention, concern and prompt action that I traded with them, at a very fair price, for a new JD 990 with a 430 heavy duty loader and R4 tires- after that ya gotta stay with the Green and I must admit that Greenway Equipment is a great dealership! Thanks again!

1999 John Deere 4300-cracking plastic
John Deere Tractors
Replies 9 Post by Brad Smith

I'm buying a 99' Kubota L2500. I'm wondering if anybody can tell me which loader I should buy? My choices are Kelly, Great Bend, and Kubota.

Kubota L2500 Loader attachment
Kubota Tractors
Replies 3 Post by Doug Hiatt

Mark, your TC40d has about twice the power of my little b7500... I imagine you have no trouble producing the psi needed to run a splitter without stalling the tractor... as most run about 2500 psi I think. Self contained units with relatively small gas engines are able to produce the high pressure because of a 2 stage pump which drastically reduces the gpm, and drastically increases psi under heavy load. Kind of like putting your tractor in low range first gear... it lugs alot less on the engine. I am worried that if I don't find a two stage pto pump I could possibly stall the tractor trying to run 15 or 18 gpm when I hit a big knot in the log. Then again... I might be all wet... which is usually the case. I have a question for you all... is there such a thing as a two stage control valve? I imagine that what makes a 2 stage pump a 2 stage, is a valve of some sort in the pump... I wonder why that vavling couldn't be put into teh control valve for the cylinder... once again, I might be all wet. Let me know.

B7500 and a Log splitter
Kubota Tractors
Replies 41 Post by Duane

If any one knows where to get buckets I am looking for an 8" and a 12" for a JD8A

Wanted 36 quot bucker for JD 8B backhoe
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 4 Post by gravedigger

I'm making one this winter, will have to wait until Spring to use it though.

P.C.

Pulling small Trees out with 3point
Operating and Attachments
Replies 22 Post by Paul Chase

A 2200 is a pretty small mahine for making a motocross track. I built one with my New Holland TC40D (16la loader)for racing my Banshee on, and it took a considerable amount of time. I don't think you'll have any problem with hurting the tractor unless you are overloading it, but I think you'll be a little dissapointed with how long it will take. A buck full of dirt just doesn't cover as much ground as you would think. I had a huge pile of fill dirt (probably about 3 tandem truck loads) and I went through it in a hurry but didn't have many jumps to show for it. A small woops section and one double.

Good Luck! It may take some time to build, but I think you'll have fun doing it, as well as hours of fun with the result.

bx2200 loader strength - can it build motocross tracks
Kubota Tractors
Replies 4 Post by MarkS

Kelley,

Not sure if you're interested (and where you're located), but a local dealer has some TC40Ds and TC45Ds back from rental lease. Here's the url:

http://www.trentonford.com/specials.htm

BTW, I'm not affiliated with them. I'm looking for a tractor myself, but not one that big.

TC 45D PRICE CHECK
New Holland Tractors
Replies 8 Post by Frank_Mulligan

Thanks all for you input.

We have 9 acres of cleared, virtually flat land that I need to mow. I would say about %60 of it I never got around to mowing last year (since it took forever on the lawn tractor), and is now currenlty about 4 foot high weeds/grass/hay. Do you think the mmm would do a good job cutting this? I know that it would basically(hopefully) be a one time shot since I would hopefully be able to keep up with it better. I'll try to post some images tonight.

Another potential problem I face is what dealer to purchase from. Living in central jersey doesn't give me as many options as living further south or west it seems. There is a New Holland dealer in Trenton not too far, but I don't think they have much on the lot. They deal more with construction equipment. There is also a Kubota dealer in Washington on the Delaware about 30 miles from me. I've stopped there on weekends when they were closed and they seemed to have at least one of every model of Kubota compacts. I know I could get a good deal(maybe) over the internet, but I'd rather buy locally just to start a good relationship with a dealer.

B2910 L3010 or NH TC29D
Kubota Tractors
Replies 8 Post by Frank_Mulligan

I'm on my third split to replace a clutch in a '57 Massey Ferguson MF50. The first time I didn't get the two stage clutch aligned correctly and the clutch wouldn't release. The second time the clutch worked great and but the rear engine oil seal started leaking. I'm on my third split now and hopefully this will be the last time.

With the right tools a two stage clutch replacement is quite a chore, without I wouldn't even try it. Granted this tractor is over 40 years old.

I got so fed up after the oil seal started leaking that I went and boaght a new NH 1920. If it were me I'd steer clear or at least get a quote from a dealer and let them do it.

1910 Ford clutch
New Holland Tractors
Replies 4 Post by Craig from MA

I dunno if this helps, but the drawbar on my Deere has a one inch pin that one can pull and adjust the bar in and out as needed. The pin is actually inserted from the bottom and held in place with a wire clip. Does MF have a web site with exploded parts drawings like JD does?

Drawbar for MF 230
Massey Ferguson Tractors
Replies 7 Post by DRankin

On to plan B.
Whats - waterproof case ~ 5 " high ~ 12 inches long and ? width.
Try a pelican case. These are used by EMS, firefighers and camera people. They are rugged and durable but cost$$. But so does the green tractor. Hence not the first suggestion.
See link below

Small storage box for JD4100
John Deere Tractors
Replies 9 Post by Peters

New this one would be about $12400, with a 3 year warranty. Sounds reasonable if in mint condition, however I would opt for the new one to get the 3 year warranty.

Purchasing Used Kubota B7500 HSD w loader
Kubota Tractors
Replies 2 Post by DennisCTB

In reference to the quote by denis:

9700 B7500
2000 MM mower
2700 Loader
1500 Blower

15900 would be an OK price and you got 13975, that is an awesome price, was some of this used equipment?????

WebMaster

B7500 price
Kubota Tractors
Replies 5 Post by DennisCTB

I want to mount two additional lights on a TC25D. I have a rear facing light already installed and I am wondering if the alternator will handle the two additional forward facing lights. Any one have any experience with this?

additional lights
New Holland Tractors
Replies 13 Post by dh

I'm echoing Bird's comments. It's good both have a good idea of the slopes a tractor will operate on. It's also a good idea to pay attention to how a tractor feels. Doing both is a good idea. Stay off dangerously steep slopes, and also stay away from places that feel uncomfortable.

I believe that many tractor accidents start as slides and may turn into turnovers. I believe that this 20-degree standards stuff is an engineering concept that probably has to do with centre of gravity, ideal operating conditions and acceptable safety margins. Somebody may know specifically, but I doubt the standards have much to do with traction and soil conditions. In terms of operations, it's important to keep in mind that a slope worked one day may become unsafe after a hard overnight rain. There are so many variables here that I can't imagine any manufacturer stating that a tractor could be safely operated up to some slope limit.

Tilt Meter for JD 4100
John Deere Tractors
Replies 15 Post by TomG