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I am looking for a new or used transmission/rearend axle housing for a<br>Yanmar 2000d part number. Any help in locating this part apprecaited.<br>Curtis

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I have just traded a 1999 Kubota 4310 HST with cab for a 1999 Kubota 6800 4X4 without cab. I own 40 acres and the 4310 could not handle a 6' bushhog cutter without mowing in low range at just over a walking speed, it also did not have the weight to do any loader work other than just moving piles of dirt. The 4310 is just too light for most serious farm work. The 4310 is a good tractor for a small farm but for the amount of acreage you have, go with an ag tractor, also I also learned that unless your farm has no trees you will be unhappy with a cab tractor, it's easy to duck under the limbs without a cab, but with a cab you can't mow close to trees with low hanging limbs unless you do a lot of backing up.

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I just recently purchased a pto generator and I am looking forward to getting it hooked up so that I can power my house during power outages. I am tired of ice storms and hurricanes putting me in the dark for days at the time. Living in the country and being on a well, during these times I am also without water too, which makes it necessary to find another place to stay during these extended outages. I have done a bit of research here and I have found that if you already have a tractor to drive these generators, it is by far the cheapest way of getting a generator that will put out 25kw. Thats about what I will need to power up my home so I will never know that the power is out. Just keep in mind that you need 2horse power of tractor for every 1 kw you want to produce, or thats what I have been told. With a 45 hp tractor I should be able to get almost all the potential kw of this generator.

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