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Lets all run the cheapest crap we can find, like Gary says, <br>Then, when the manufacture won't replace the pre-maturely worn engines, <br>because we didn't run an oil that meets the spec's of the manufacturer, <br>we can all send him the bills. Sorry, but I paid $4500 just for My 24v B5.9 Cummins, <br>and can only imagine that it would cost more if I had to replace it. This engine <br>specifically calls for a CF or CG-4 grade oil. Which has been specified due to the sliding tappets <br>in the 24v engine. Most 15-40 oils at time of posting do not carry this certification. <br>The oil makers are currently making the necessary changes to meet specification. <br>FYI, AMSOIL's 5-30 & 15-40 needed no alterations to pass the certification with<br>flying colors I might add. Sorry for my vision, but Gary reminds me of the guy who never <br>has any money for lunch, because he's penny wise and dollar foolish. Here's a perfect example..

Engine oil for tractor crude vs synthetic
Parts and Repair
Replies 8 Post by MichaelSnyder

I also agree with the first 50 hour hydro oil change, even though the JD manual doesn't call <br>for the 50Hour service change either. You will find that peoples view of Petro oil vs. Synthetic <br>seem to vary as much as the weather. If you don't have the time to invest in finding the numerous<br>studies that clearly indicate the benefits of Synthetics over petroleum products.<br>What do you have to lose by Spending or investing the $20-30 dollars it will cost you for the Synthetic<br>change. All the advise and statistics don't mean crap until they are put into practice. Look at the facts,<br>not opinions. Don't forget that the filter is just as important as the oil.<br>A quality microglass/fiber filter will be in the 1-5 micron particle range, cheap paper types like FRAM are <br>generally anywhere from 5 to +20 microns. And thats assuming the paper hasn't developed a hole that essentially<br>makes the filter a

this site. The yearly savings in fuel costs I see from using Synthetics, makes me cringe at spending $1.50 a quart for a
petroleum product. Decide for yourself.. "> 50 hr Break-in Service
New Holland Tractors
Replies 5 Post by MichaelSnyder

I'm glad to see at least one guy knows how business works!<br>Droz is exactly right. I can't believe how upset and rediculous <br>some people have become over this. NO different than every Christmas, <br>When you have that one special toy that everyone has to have, and eventually people<br>are fighting over that last ones. I guess that means that every toy manuf's also<br>have their head up their a^&!! What about a Farmer? Does he have his head up his A#$ when<br>you want to buy more hay, and he runs out? What do you do? you either have to GO SOMEWHERE <br>ELSE or WAIT. Guess he should have invested his life saving, so ensure your happiness. <br>And Why aren't you doing something useful and complain about all the crap that ends up in a landfill, because a <br>manufacture pre-build stuff to meet the anticipated demand, and no-one bought it!!<br>STOP making things so complicated. Your choice is simple,wait or buy something else!!<br>All your negative comments aren't going to change a damn thing. And if it bothers<br>you so much, spend a few million in stocks, so that YOUR business stratigy and money <br>can be spent, in hopes that profits can recover the initial investment. Amazing<br>how easy it is to be an armchair quarterback!<br>

4300- Ordered in May
John Deere Tractors
Replies 5 Post by MichaelSnyder

I have only gotten brochures on the landtracs from a dealer 60 miles from me. I will eventually make it over to him to see the tractors in person but like you were saying Todd is that input from someone who has owned one and used the loader and other features would help in deciding what tractor to get. Thanks for your reply.

anyone own or seen a landtrac compact by LONGAgribusiness
Long
Replies 16 Post by Paul

While I am not familiar with the b2100 I do know that you can pull a single bottom plow with that type of hp. one other thing. If you are in a semi rural area and there are farmers near, you could hire your acrage done by one of them for a whole lot less effort and money than you think. These type also do a better job. Also have the guy disk the land when done plowing and it is a lot easier to work. Take my word for this if you don't do the plowing right and the get the area leveled right you will pay for it for years when mowing a lumpy, bumpy yard. i would recommend against rototilling unless you will leave it to settle for a few rains and then till it again to sit again. I have planted many areas like yours (including numerous sports fields) and you will be much happier if you see to it that you have a well graded area and there are a lot of guys that will botch the job. The details of the fine grading are the what make a large lawn easier to mow. Because of the size of the area you will want to go faster but if it is really bumpy you have to limit your speed. A little cost up front will pay for itself in the long run.<br>Hope I helped.

moldboard plow what size for B2100
Kubota Tractors
Replies 7 Post by Mike

My 4300 started EVERY time this winter, never had to plug in the heater. Also starts very quickly in any temp, which is something my Boomer 1530 never did.

Heater Required For JD4000 Cold-Weather Ops
John Deere Tractors
Replies 7 Post by Tim Seiler

I am looking for parts for a Deutz Tractor can someone help me.

Deutz 6206
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 2 Post by Duvall Cunningham

Suggestion to alleviate your problem of rear gauge wheels disturbing turf in tight turns. The wheels should not be carrying most of the weight of the mid-mount deck on a JD. The tractor should be carrying it with the gauge wheels front and rear slightly off the surface if you set the height of cut while on a concrete slab. In the turf these wheels will turn from brushing through the grass, but they should only be providing significant support force when passing over a bump or hillcrest. Most of the time they won't be carrying a high support load in a turn and thus won't have the ability to tear turf. There is a depth stop on the tractor so you can adjust the desired height of cut.

30-35 hp tractors 4300 what else
John Deere Tractors
Replies 10 Post by Jack in IL

I agree with comments that you didn't loose anything in your purchase. I got a 4100 about June 1 of 98 and my dealer knew then JD planned to expand the 4000 series and discontinue the 6xx to 9xx series tractors. They learned specifically about the new machines (specs etc) with an Augusta factory visit around June 1. I am not sure when JD announced their intention to replace the 6xx to 9xx machines..it was probably early 98 as that kind of transition does not happen overnight. I sometimes wish I got the 755 instead of the 4100 although the 4100 is working fine for me now.

When did dealers know of 4300 4400 series
John Deere Tractors
Replies 7 Post by Greg

Yes Pete,<br>To educate you even further. Bungie straps, normally come in 4 flavors, Bungie,Virgin Rubber,<br>plastic & polyurethane. With such names as Bungie,tie down & Tarp straps! I'm sure <br>there are a few names I've missed. Must be an eastcoast thing to call it a TARP strap! And to use <br>these straps on tarps, for covering things like hay/straw/grain on a truck while in transportation <br>or in rain. String can be a real pain in the U know what. Not to mention that string<br>doesn't offer variable pressure or constant tension. All this time,I thought those little brass <br>gromments in tarps where made, just for this purpose.. What do you use? Please share...<br>By the way, I cut a sentence directly from a STRAP Manufacture's web page, for anyone else who didn't<br>know this.<br>Tie Down Straps - trailers, auto roof tops, trucks, tarps, tents, anywhere that constant tie down<br>pressure required

Gas tank screens amp Independent Brake Lock lever
John Deere Tractors
Replies 4 Post by MichaelSnyder

I have a Landpride FD25-60 Side discharge. I love the thing but I wish it was <br>a rear discharge. I have been using my neighbors rear discharge Landpride FDR 15-60<br>since he wanted me to cut his lawn I might as well cut mine. I had a rear listed<br>on my birthday lust list, My kids bought me a 12 ga. shotgun and a .357 Desert Eagle<br>instead. Damn the luck..... <br>

Rear Discharge Finish Mower
Mowers Field and Finish
Replies 7 Post by Paul

Check www.easternfarmmachinery.com

Post hole digger
Other Tractor Brands
Replies 3 Post by tim

You didn't mention the 4100, so I am assuming this model is ok.

JD 4000 Series Hydro Recall
John Deere Tractors
Replies 4 Post by MichaelSnyder

There is a site online that charges I will post when I find it again

blue book for tractors
Other Tractor Brands
Replies 34 Post by don

Your dealer is probably right,if the problem is only in reverse. the transmission has clutches that are activated by hydraulic pistons. A slight defect in the o-ring can leak enough oil to make the clutch not work right. I think it is a problem that occurs rarely. If the o-ring fixes the problem I wouldn't be scared of it. I can get you a service manual & parts at sheaftractor@coiinc.com or 815-284-3226, but I'm not in Canada.

Lots of questions on Yanmar YM226 diesel 4wd
Yanmar Tractors
Replies 2 Post by lsheaffer

I'd recommend getting an I&T shop manual. They have breakdowns & good explanations. If you can't get them locally contact me.

JD Syncor Range Clutch Need picture of to repair
John Deere Tractors
Replies 2 Post by len

How much should I expect to pay for an 870 JD, 1991 model with 650 hours. Turf tires, 4wd, Excellent condition?<br>All responses are appreciated.

JD 870
John Deere Tractors
Replies 2 Post by Slate

i dont know if they have a web site, they have a chain of stores around here in western pa. if i see any info i will let you know

Central Tractor
Operating and Attachments
Replies 3 Post by al

I have a set of Sony NC20 headsets that my wife bought me at a Service Merchandise Treasure Quest outlet for around $90.00 I use them when I get on the riding mower or bushog with my Deere 5200. I love them. They don't eliminate the noise, but they reduce it dramatically. That Deere and rotary cutter make a racket at 2400 rpm, but with the headsets and some Eagles or Doobie Brothers, I hardly notice. The time also flys!

Boomer Radio
New Holland Tractors
Replies 9 Post by Alex

Texaco TDH1893 is another. Chevron, Shell, Sun, Amoco all make a compatable J20A/J20c fluids as well as a number of other manufacturers. It's basically a hydraulic transmission/wet brake fluid. Shouldn't be a problem to find it in qt., 2gal. or bulk quantitys. Even Kubota UDT is J20A compat. Lee <br>

JD Hydraulic Oil Specs
John Deere Tractors
Replies 3 Post by Lee S