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I have a TC33D New Holland Tractor 2003, that broke in half mine has a factory Ford loader on it, I never recieved a recall letter and my dealer just toldme there was no recall., is there any way you can send me a copy of this recall. via, fax, email or mail. also you may call me
Craig (717) 944-9141 I did contact corporate today, they said they will get back to me next week.

New Holland TC33D Tractor Frame broke in Half
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I have a JD4100 (compact) with a rototiller on it, and have used it to tear up just about everything. On the rototiller I have, if you have the "door" down (closed), it fluffs up the soil to feel like you are walking on pillows. The door down keeps the chunks in, until they are torn up. It doesn't sound like you have sod, since you haven't mowed it. But it does chop up the sod pretty good too. Of course, a good way, would be to Run it with the door up, which would spped up the first pass, then come along with the door down, to help level, fluff, etc.
As for moisture content, I am told that if you can stick the soil together like a hard snowball, it;s too damp. I live in a damp area, and have tilled it lightly damp, though. I have also tilled in a "burn pile" last fall after a mild freeze - top few inches around the pile was frozen, but found out the tiller loved to chop it up too. This was kind of neet, because it acted like it was dry. It wasn;t a seriously deep freeze though.
The only drawback I have had is finding all of the previous owners dump/scrap piles. I have had to cut a lot of chickenwire, barbwire and old electric/phone wires off the tiller.

Can I till sod
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