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Treeman,

Brass and iron do react but not at the same rate that zinc and iron do. Both the brass and zinc will become anodic with repect to the iron and corrode. Basic electrochemical reaction for metals at different levels in the galvanic series. The best solution to the corrosion problem is electrical isolation and that is exactly what RockyTop did with the stock fitting and teflon tape. By the way this fitting is much easier to access on my TC40D. Wonder why? Maybe the four cyl vs the 3 cyl

Radiator Fluid Under Tractor
New Holland Tractors
Replies 25 Post by RHumphreys

Sounds high to me unless I got a super deal on a new TC40D with FEL, R4 tubed and loaded tires for 20,500

TC29D Price
New Holland Tractors
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JohnInCA

I have a TC40D with a Woods 9000 subfram hoe on it and have put it to the test for almost a year now. The setup runs and digs excellent with no problems so far. I live in Northern New England and to say the least we do grow rocks well here. The digging is tough but the TC40D and Woods hoe come back for more. You must remember operating a hoe is not just a matter of pulling on levers and your setup is not the same as a rubber tire hoe or excavator. Pratice, pratice, pratice and get a feel for what the unit can do before puting it to the test. This advise will save you many future headaches. Good luck & happy digging.

new holland tc s
New Holland Tractors
Replies 30 Post by RHumphreys

I would suggest that you run a separate circuit for the lights with a relay and switch. This circuit should be fused slightly above the lighting amp draw. Run the circuit to your battery or fuse box main positive cable lead. The relay will prevent surges that could fry switches or worst yet you tractor wiring!

additional lights
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