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I would check and see what trans it has. I had a simliar year with a 5 speed and the slave cylinder went out and it was all downhill from their. The trans was very expensive to fix and get parts for. We ended up putting a whole new trans in it and it costed alot of cash. Other than that I would check the slip yoke on the front axle and make sure all of that is okay. The rest should be good for quite a while.

93 F250 4x4
Pickup Trucks and Trailers
Replies 6 Post by ruger454

Try a web search, I just did and a number of web sites pop up for that tractor.

Hinomoto MB10
Hinomoto
Replies 6 Post by cutter

I hope he's gotten his cutter by now. The original post was from 3 years ago!

6 rotary cutter too big
Mowers Field and Finish
Replies 18 Post by Marty23

Phil i own a L2600DT and it is a Great Machine. I almost bought a 3000 but didn't need the live pto. Great buy for the money. Good luck AL. PS i put on a Sims cab with a heater and moved tons of snow.It keeps the cab compfy in the cold Catskill Mountains.

L3000DT 4x4 - right choice
Kubota Tractors
Replies 4 Post by ALVARA

samuel, I have the TC29D my step-dad has the TC30 both work great in grass cutting mode. The 29D is way more like a Town Car nice to drive...

NEW HOLLAND TC30
New Holland Tractors
Replies 5 Post by smiller9

Mike, its my understanding that the 29D is a 25D with an injection boost.. Ihave the 29D wish I would have got the 33.. don't get me wrong the 29D is a tough machine.. But the 33D gives you that little extra... good luck, Shawn

TC29D VS TC33D
New Holland Tractors
Replies 6 Post by smiller9

Holmes57, I have the TC29D yes it whines a bit (hydro pump) even worse when its cold like 25deg. range till the fluid heats up... As for the Rough starts not sure... I have 100 hours on mine. I keep it in the un-heated garadge and on the cold days I clutch it, let the glow plugs do there thing, then start... Let it run a but then let the cluth out. then they hydo-pump starts to whine... Back it into the drive and let it heat up for awhile... If you can swing the extra cash get the TC33D though.. Good luck

TC29D TC33D Noise
New Holland Tractors
Replies 7 Post by smiller9

Lars, You got quite a situation.. I Will give you my 2 cents... I have a NH TC29D, I use it for cutting the grass and excavating somewhat.. A tractor will not dig like a bobcat (lifting, breakout force)in the front loader nor as fast in moving around. Though a tractor is cheaper. I also have the back hoe attachment. On a tractor I think it is a must! I use it more than I ever thought. I used it to dig out a 20 some inch hickory stump, though I dont advise it... Took about 12 hours just to dig a hole big enough to get the root-ball out, not to mention the ramp to drag it out of the hole. As for other attachments there out there but they need a 7GPM pump, if you have a hydro-drive it pulls off the same pump. The same goes for when you use anything hydro. My tractor is a 29hp but buy the time it get to the pto after the hydro drive its 20hp which makes a diff. when you would use it in a brushhog, tiller or other type app. Tractors are great in moving dirt, mulch, gravel, anything loose. The next thing is the trailer I run a 16' 14,000Lbs cap. Overkill a bit but got a good deal. an 18' would be better though. The tractor weighs about 5K with backhoe and loader + 2.8K trailer weight... Which brings us to a truck, the loader needs to reach high enough to dump over the side, which is why I went New Holland very high reach. As for the mini trackhoes I used one once faster than the tractor but not as much digging power, due to the fact they are not as stable... Example.. If you are pulling on a root that is in there they will tip foward, so you bounce it a bit to break the root free... well when it does you go back the other way real fast, what a ride though. :-) Hope I have been some help good luck...

Compact backhoe or Full size backhoe
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 13 Post by smiller9

I will state that I have used the FEL a little since getting my 7800 and have not noticed it being "Light". I do usually keep a 3pt Blade or box on though. I also am sure the weight difference will be greatly appreciated when I begin mowing. Less wear and tear and rutting.

B78004210 weight difference
Kubota Tractors
Replies 4 Post by deerefan

Can anyone tell me where i can get a frontend loader for a Mt372D tractor? And how much?

Mt372D loader
Mitsubishi
Replies 3 Post by lesterj

I AM LOOKING FOR A BACK HOE TO MOUNT ON MY JD 870. IF ANY ONE HAS ONE FOR SALE IN THE PACIFIC NW (PORTLAND, PUGET SOUND) LET ME HEAR FROM YOU!!!!

JD 8A B BH WANTED
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 1 Post by BILL PINKHAM

A little red eye ;)

JD
John Deere Tractors
Replies 8 Post by Kris,From,NC

I have a new 33d (11) hrs with a 7308 loader,i was able to get a ATI quick attach 60"bucket with a set of forks
It works great!! So there is a quick attach system out there for the 7308.

14LA Loader
New Holland Tractors
Replies 5 Post by RAIDER

I have a bearcat chipper/shredder that uses swinging knives and different screens(like a hammermill for grinding feed)I have used mine to grind the shingles off of my house, I just shoveled them in the top of the unit and it processed them and made it much easier to bury. (local landfills are very pricy for construction debis and I already had the chipper) did 2 layers of shingles on a 1500 sq ft house, was several dumptruck loads.
one suggestion would to be find a good used mixer mill (like a farmer would have used) feed the shingle thru, old hammermills we used on the farm would have done the job.
just some ideas

Asphalt Shingles in Chippers
Operating and Attachments
Replies 11 Post by pdruff iowa

I just purchased my MF1240 in August of 02, and my dealer had an entire line of the 1400 series. The specs are all almost identical, except for tires etc...I did not get that much of a better deal buying a phasing out model and it did take my dealer a week or so to locate a 12oo series with what I wanted on it. If I had to do it over I would get the 1400 series simply becase it is a newer model. But my 1240 is one tough machine. I am very happy with my Massey, and I wouldnt trade it for orange, blue, or green!!! Best of decision making.

MF 1225 vs 1423 Whats the difference
Massey Ferguson Tractors
Replies 9 Post by dave27

I know that without ps a loader on this may be a pain... but what kind of loader should I be able to get for this... What is the liklihood of being able to find a used loader that would fit... Slim to none I would guess.

Loader for 1993 B7100
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 2 Post by ChesapekeBoy

Unfortunately, the 1510 hood is different than the 1520. Otherwise that'd be a GREAT bargain. Dealer wants about $850 for a new one. I could buy a new hood for my truck for less than $850!

As for the rims, I've thought about trying to repair them and may end up doing that yet. I can weld the rim back together for a lot less than the cost of new wheels and tires. It hadn't occured to me to just drill a new hole for the valve stem though, and it's a darn good idea.
Jim

1510 Ford wheels tires
New Holland Tractors
Replies 12 Post by Jsheds

What you so to some extent may be true. BUT, a fair share of the bashing going on is being done by grey dealers who try to use forums like this for the purpose of self promotion under the guise of new or unregistered users. I am sure there are thousands like you, yet there are millions of domestic owners. I myself dont see buying a tractor for 4k useing it for 3-5 years then junking it as a cost effective option. Surely there are those who do. I don't think the issue with parts is NEARLY the issue as profits for theese companys. BUT, that is their right and responsability to stock holders. Safety is the catalist that is being used to end their importation. I don't think you will get any argument that domestic manufacturs could make a better product at a lower price and that they are protecting their market share by keeping the status quo. The same is true of auto comanys etc. One thing is for certain we all have a valid opinion and the next few years will tell the story for sure.

No More Parts for Yanmars -- Part II
Yanmar Tractors
Replies 47 Post by Misenplace

That thing won't do 5" limbs. You'll be much better off with the Bearcat.

PTO-Based Chipper Shredders
Operating and Attachments
Replies 6 Post by UncleKen

My Mistake.......
local dealer...says units were available with both....
Engine Hp is correct....21.5 Hp. Engine ID is D950-AH
Corrected info is below. My fat fingers.....

Model b7100HST-E

Serial number is B7100HE11968

ENGINE MDL: D950-AH

UNIT IS IN BLOOMINGTON INDIANA

B7100 HST for sale
Kubota Tractors
Replies 8 Post by Can_do