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ZETOR ZEBRA 2040 4WD Reviews Buying Info
Articulated Tractors
Replies 101 Post by wisconsinengineering

No the hole or space (6" X 3") is right above the toggle switches for the 4X4 and lights. It looks to me like it was made for a small storage space but without a cover it looks funny.

Thanks for following up. I'd go to the dealer but I'm probably the last person in the world he wants to see. What I paid for the trade was insane. Good for me and bad for him. He must have really wanted to move some equipment last week when I bought it.

Question about JD Gator XUV
Utility Vehicles UTV/ATV
Replies 5 Post by Wisconsin

Hi
I've had the 2210 for a few months and it has done everything I need and more. I have a 48 inch JD LX4 cutter and it handles it fine, plenty of power. You need the loader or front weights for the brush hog. I think the power of this little tractor may surprise you, why not try the 5 foot hog as long as you have it, as long as it is not too heavy for the 3 point to lift. It may work fine if you are not in real heavy brush or grass. I rented a 50 inch tiller and the rental place laughed when I told him what I was gonna use it on, he said they put it on a 40 horse tractor. Well it worked great and I tilled about an acre with no problem, power didn't seem to be an issue. My 4 foot cutter doesn't seem to load the engine much at all, but I haven't been in real thick stuff yet either,

later
Phil

Hot for 2210 JD
John Deere Tractors
Replies 16 Post by wisconsinguy

I'm also very pleased with the 2210, seems like just the perfect size for around the house. My dealer had both the BX and 2210 when I put em both side by side and played with both the 2210 just seemed like a bit more tractor. The price was 12400 with FEL and 62 MMM which was within 50 bucks of the BX. So far,, no regets on the Deere, only got about 9 hours on it.

later
Phil

Comments on John Deere 2210
John Deere Tractors
Replies 17 Post by wisconsinguy

i would certainly ask him about it. I got mine a week ago and got the 400 for a mower and loader. I think there are details on the JD website under special offers

Phil

400 rebate on 2210 tractor
John Deere Tractors
Replies 5 Post by wisconsinguy

I've only had my 2210 for a week so take my two cents for what it is worth. I've been moving a pile of dirt and the loader has impressed me in that it has no problem picking up a full bucket of dirt, tractor seems to have plenty of power. I would say you will not have a problem tearing up the sod but if the clay is hard it maybe slow going, just not enough weight on the front to force the bucket down into hard ground. You really need some ballast on the back with the loader, maybe a good box blade for ballast would loosen up the clay first. I'm still waiting for my box blade to see how that works.

later
Phil

John Deere 2210 Loader
John Deere Tractors
Replies 8 Post by wisconsinguy

I have a 4700. Midmount mower has advantages, but it can't be used if you intend to reverse the front and rear wheels for wider wheelbase (gauge wheels on mower are in the way). I mow hillsides, so need the stability.
4700 is the largest/most HP tracter I could find with hydrostatic trans.
With 2x100 rear wheel weights and FEL, it comes to apprx 5500 lbs. The weight allows me to transport with a car-hauler trailer (wheels just clear the side rails). The utes weight much more, making them hard to trailer.
I like it overall a lot, but the ergonomics of the NH Boomer series (eg. 45D) are very attractive -- many features that JD should have thought of. JD has dropped a few onto the updated 4x10 series, but not enough.
jimp

Deere 4600 purchase
John Deere Tractors
Replies 18 Post by jpaulus/wisconsin

I mowed 7 acres with first a 755 then a 955, both with the 272 mower -- both performed fine.
Now I have a 4700 with a Landpride FDR25-84" rear discharge. Strongly recommend the rear discharge feature, especially if you can't mow frequently and regularly.

Can 855 handle a rear mount 6 039 finish mower
John Deere Tractors
Replies 8 Post by jpaulus/wisconsin

I have TC21D with 400 hours. Only a couple of minor problems.

NH TC21 and Oil Filter Quality
Parts and Repair
Replies 23 Post by Dan Wisconsin

I have a New Holland TC21D and would like a 48 inch belly mount brush mower. Is there such a thing? The NH dealer can't help me.

Belly mount brush mower
Mowers Field and Finish
Replies 3 Post by Dan Wisconsin

Be careful backing up. I have a Landpride cutter and have backed into stumps. Bends it pretty badly. Reginald: I grow trees for a living. I have $20 four-foot pines. I also have four foot pines that I mow down. If you would like to dig I'll sell them to you for a dollar each.

Cuting 1-2 quot pines with Landpride rotary cutter
Mowers Field and Finish
Replies 14 Post by Dan Wisconsin

My filter is $50 and I can't get it at NAPA. As far as cheap insurance is concerned: Are you sure that the NAPA filter is as good? By the way, I have a Gravely gasoline tractor with the same recommendation about changing annually. That one doesn't even come in a plastic bag. I change that one much more often because it gets very dirty. Related topic: I have always been told not to use pressurized air on a paper filter. My New Holland manual recommends that I do use it. Why would that be?

Changing air filter on TC21D
Parts and Repair
Replies 9 Post by Dan Wisconsin

Thanks. You've been a great help. I hope I can get it for $5000.

Used Yanmar Value
Yanmar Tractors
Replies 6 Post by Dan Wisconsin