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As far as A-Plan goes Ford and New Holland have parted ways but discount pricing was still available in Michigan as of Spring 2001. You can't really call it A-Plan, more like a wholesale price but the New Holland dealers were still giving Ford workers a break. Anyhow different dealers will give you different pricing so it is in your best interest to shop a few dealers maybe play one against the other. I found a difference of $1400 between two dealers here on supposedly the same deal.

Incentives on New Holland tractors
New Holland Tractors
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PaulB, Do you happen to be the same PaulB that used to own a B1700? If so, HI, Been a while since I've read anything from you.
Bud

BX 2200 Break In
Kubota Tractors
Replies 5 Post by Bud

Steve
Sorry to hear you and your father inlaw had problems with a power king tractor. I have one with a 56" front blade, 33" tiller, and a 60" belly mower. The only thing I had to do on it, in 27 years, was reline the clutch plate. Otherwise never had a bit of trouble with it at all. Just hope the kubota B2400, I just bought, can measure up to the power king. My son wants me to sell it because of a shortage of space, but I guess that will set around in the way. Don't think I want to part with it.
Bud

Tractors in the 5000- 7000 Range
Garden and Landscape
Replies 11 Post by Bud

Ted, are you saying that you replaced your clutch plate and throw out bearing twice? If you did that, the next time you work on the clutch, look at the pressure plate. It may look good, but could have broken or weak springs that would give uneven pressure on the clutch plate and cause all kind of problems.
If that tractor is 40 years old, the pressure plate is probably not too efficient anyway.
Bud

IH Cub Lo-Boy Clutch Problems
Cub Cadet
Replies 4 Post by Bud

I had one of those screw type three point splitters. they have a left hand thread on a cone about 10 or 11 inches long, and maybe 4" in diameter at the big end, and a piece of pipe to keep the log from turning. They split wood very quick, even with the engine running slow. They do everything else quick also. If anything happens you will be all busted up before the thing can be shut off. I would never attempt to use one if I was alone.
Bud

Log splitters
Operating and Attachments
Replies 7 Post by Bud

Right off hand I don't know the brand of backhoe, but I will go up this week to find out and maybe find out what the intrested coustomers think about it.
Bud

BX Backhoe
Kubota Tractors
Replies 8 Post by Bud

Andy, I see you have no replies about your mower. I don't have a mower, but I just bought a 56" tiller. From what I see looking at other tillers I'd say the Caroni is very well built. Never tried it yet, but will this fall. If the quality of the mower is anything like the tiller I would not worry about it's durability.
Bud

Finish Mowers
Operating and Attachments
Replies 2 Post by Bud

Bird The way I read Paul's message is "He can't get the PTO shaft off of the RD6000"
Bud

Help I cant get my Woods RD6000 PTO shaft off my Kubota 2910
Mowers Field and Finish
Replies 7 Post by Bud

Bird I'm with you on the Chrysler products. My Dad had a 1937 dodge and the positive battery post was grounded. The bad part of the whole deal was getting to the battery under the front seat. I think Chrysler is trying to relive the old days on some of their new models. They are hiding the battery.
Bud

positive battery ground
Parts and Repair
Replies 19 Post by Bud

I have a complete new front blade with hydraulic angle. Will fit a B7100, B1550, B1750, and a B2150 for $1200.00<br>Bud

New Kubota front blade
Kubota Tractors
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I bought a 135 diesel in very good shape this month with a 5' nearly new Howse bush hog, 6' heavy box blade(with all the teeth), shop made hay fork and a lifting boom for $4500.<br>It has been redone with great paint and stickers in about 1985 and barn kept since. All gages work except fuel(sending unit $30 from Walt's). Good rubber and only one small oil leak from the oil pan gasket. I thought it was a pretty good deal. These tractors have become real popular around here (NE Texas) with people who have just a few acres to bush hog and finish mow. I plan to get a 6' finish mower soon.

Price check Massey Ferguson 135
Other Tractor Brands
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