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Need Kubota B6000 Service Manaul
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Do you have cramping pain near the ball of your foot after walking a mile or more? <br>
Does removing the shoe and massaging the foot and flexing it alleviate or reduce the pain? You may have Morton Nueroma. Or simply suffering from shoes that are designed more for style than function or simply not enough toe room.<br>
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Normally, there are no outward signs of a Morton's neuroma, such as a lump or skin discoloration. These are the most common symptoms: Persistent burning or sharp pain in the ball of the foot may radiate (spread out) into the toes, especially during weight bearing activities like running or walking.<br>
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I found that wearing Merrell Moab hiking shoes would cuase the pain even when driving a car for long periods whereas a loose fitting boat shoe would not cause discomfort.<br>
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So is there a shoe that would be good for long walks? I looked into this and wondered if the do called barefoot style trial running shoes would work to at least reduce the discomfort of not running but simply hiking.<br>
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I am thrilled to say that I found at least two shoes that, no I can take walks of 4 to 5 miles with no pain, where before in the Moabs I would have to stop and massage my foot after a mile or so before I could continue. They both have zero heel to toe incline and super wide toe boxes to take away the toe squeeze of the Moabs.<br>
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The first shoe I bought was a Merrell Trail Glove 7 with a super wide flexible toe box. It does the Job well but it is so thin soled that I only recommend it for smooth surfaces like paved roads or very smooth paths.<br>
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The second shoe I bought was with the intention of getting the same Large toe box but with a bit more sole protection so I would not feel the rocks so much. The Altra Lone Peak fits the bill and has become my favorite walking shoe. <br>
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If you have this type of foot pain you need to get a shoe like this, I was skeptical but it really worked for me.<br>
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Foot Pain when walking longer distances
Everything and Anything
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Please contact Len Sheaffer's Town & Country Tractors Inc.

hinomoto e1804 manuals needed
Hinomoto
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NEW Expanded Air Seeder Parts Offering<br>
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A&I Products introduces nine new items for an improved air seeding experience. Planning for the next seeding season, whether that be winter wheat in the fall or for canola next spring, A&I Products and Air Seeder Parts LLC have new solutions that will keep growers in the field longer with stainless steel upgrades. Match the benefits of stainless steel with the new X-Series products for grain drills to provide the one-two punch for durability and productivity. Login in to the website and see the flyer.<br>
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Stainless Steel Conveyor <br>
24' Stainless Steel Conveyor<br>
Part#: A-CONV200<br>
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• Belt installed with improved self-belt cleaning system<br>
• Self-cleaning lower roller installed on stainless shaft<br>
• Solid Neoprene upper roller installed on stainless shaft<br>
• Sealed greaseable bearings – externally mounted<br>
• Upper and lower clean out access.<br>
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Fits John Deere Air Seeder Carts: 1900, 1910 (350, 430, 550 Bushel)<br>
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Stainless Steel Plenum Air Equializer <br>
Stainless Steel Plenum Air Equializer<br>
Part#: A-PLEQUAL<br>
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• Stainless Steel construction<br>
• Designed to lift air into the middle of the plenum and disperse equally into all of the tubes.<br>
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Fits John Deere Air Seeder Carts: 1900, 1910<br>
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Steel Depth Adjuster Arm <br>
Steel Depth Adjuster Arm<br>
Part#: A-ADJARM<br>
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• Machined from Solid Steel<br>
• Universal for both left and right openers<br>
• Additional ratchet opening for leverage with sticky gauge wheels<br>
• Relief cuts allow for maintained tension on gauge wheel even after wear<br>
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Fits John Deere Grain Drill: H540F, H550F, H560F, N530, N530C, N530F, N536, N536C, N540, N540C, N540F, N542, N542C, N543F, N550, N560, N560F, 750A, 1560, 1565, 1590, 1690, 1835, 1860, 1890, 1895, 1990<br>
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Depth Adjuster Bracket & Handle <br>
Depth Adjuster Bracket & Handle<br>
Part#: A-ADJBRKH<br>
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• Made from thicker gauge steel than original<br>
• 50% larger slots & pins increase life by nearly doubling wear surfaces<br>
• 50% larger handle allows easier adjustment<br>
• Large handle hole allows socket to fit for installation<br>
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Fits John Deere Grain Drill: 750A, 1560, 1565, 1590, 1690, 1835, 1860, 1890, 1895, 1990<br>
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Seed Boot Stiffener Bracket <br>
Seed Boot Stiffener Bracket<br>
Part#: A-ASPBRKL & A-ASPBRKR<br>
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• No drilling required<br>
• Moves worn seed boot back to original position<br>
• Can be installed without disassembling row unit<br>
• LH & RH Available<br>
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Fits John Deere Grain Drill: 1590, 1890, 1895, 1990<br>
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Main Pin & Bushing Kit <br>
Main Pin & Bushing Kit<br>
Part#: A-ASPMAIN<br>
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• 50% increase in wear surface<br>
• 1/2" shoulder added to bushing to increase surface area<br>
• Pin end includes 1/2” ratchet opening for rotation<br>
• Timing index marks aid in tracking rotation<br>
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Fits John Deere Grain Drill: H540F, H550F, H560F, N530, N530C, N530F, N536, N536C, N540, N540C, N540F, N542, N542C, N543F, N550, N560, N560F, 750A, 1560, 1565, 1590, 1690, 1820, 1830, 1835, 1860, 1890, 1895, 1990, 2510H<br>
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Firming Wheel Pivot Rebuild Kit <br>
Firming Wheel Pivot Rebuild Kit<br>
Part#: A-FWPIVOT<br>
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• 33% Increase in wear surface<br>
• O-Ring inside of bushing holds grease in, keeps dirt out<br>
• Grease groove includes bleed-off hole to indicate when fully greased<br>
• Wider bushing for arm side with heavier load<br>
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Fits John Deere Grain Drill: 1590, 1690, 1835, 1890, 1895, 1990<br>
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Closing Wheel Pivot Rebuild Kit <br>
Closing Wheel Pivot Rebuild Kit<br>
Part#: A-CWPIVOT<br>
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• 33% Increase in wear surface<br>
• O-Ring inside of bushing holds grease in, keeps dirt out<br>
• Grease groove includes bleed-off hole to indicate when fully greased<br>
• Wider bushing for arm side with heavier load<br>
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Fits John Deere Grain Drill: N530, N530C, N530F, N536, N536C, N540, N540C, N540F, N542, N542C, N543F, N550, N560, N560F, 750A, 1590, 1890, 1895, 1990<br>
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Drop-in Filler <br>
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Drop-in Filler<br>
Part#: A-DIPSEAL<br>
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• Plastic material<br>
• Converts 8 run Boss meter housings to 4 or 6 runs<br>
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Fits John Deere Air Seeder Cart: 1900, 1910, C650

Tractorpont Parts Now -- NEW Expanded Air Seeder Parts Offering
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Stabil loses its stability once you open the Stabil container, so be sure not to buy TOO BIG a bottle. Best to buy the smallest one you can find and use it on fresh fuel only.<br>
The shelf life of all STA-BIL® brand products is 2 years after the bottle has been opened, provided it has been tightly capped and stored in a cool, dry place. It will not harm anything if you use an old bottle of STA-BIL® brand, it just may not be as effective.

What is the shelf life of STA-BIL FUEL STABILIZER
Shop Tools
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If you want the regualr Type of Hydraulic fluid you can get it at the link below

Hydraulic fluid for 1998 Cub Cadet 7234 Diesel Standard trans
Cub Cadet
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The concept of “precision agriculture” has become increasingly important for farmers looking to maximize crop yield, or the amount of agricultural production harvested per unit of land, says David Wagner, co-portfolio manager of Fidelity® Agricultural Productivity Fund (FARMX).<br>
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Launched in 2020, the fund is a thematic equity strategy dedicated to investing in companies that help to increase food-production efficiency amid a backdrop of a growing global population and declining per-capita supply of arable land.<br>
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Precision agriculture acknowledges the reality that not only will one farm’s conditions be different than the next, but even within a single field of corn, there is going to be variation within that field. A farmer's ability to measure all of this has been limited—until recently, according to Wagner.<br>
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“Whether it’s soil health, slope of the land, the amount of moisture in parts of the field, or even proximity to other crops, agriculture companies have developed new technology to collect this important data,” Wagner says.<br>
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Wagner likens this to artificial intelligence, drones, satellites, and tractors with smart sensors, all being used to gather data and help farmers figure out precisely how each inch of the farm needs to be treated. With these precision tools, he explains, a farmer’s goal is to use fewer cost inputs, such as herbicides, pesticides, and even water, while still driving crop yield.<br>
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“This concept plays directly into the investment theme of trying to do more with less to feed the world's growing population,” says Wagner, who co-manages the fund with Steven Calhoun. “There is a fixed amount of arable, or farmable, land and natural resources that will be needed to serve growing demand for food, due to growth in global population.”<br>
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Wagner and Calhoun look for investment opportunities across multiple industries that can help address and present solutions to this problem.<br>
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“If you think about how farming has traditionally worked for thousands of years, success or failure largely comes down to farmers’ decision-making and execution skills,” says Wagner. “They learn through years of family tradition, experience in the field, and on-the-ground observations.”<br>
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Wagner cites Deere (DE) and AGCO (AGCO) as companies that have developed smart-farming technology to improve productivity, adding that sales of these tools have become a greater percentage of their profitability.<br>
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As of April 30, Deere was the fund's largest holding by a wide margin, and AGCO also was a notable position.

Farmers turn to high-tech tools to grow profitability
Everything and Anything
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A local Texas man was driving his compact tractor to the gas station to get fuel when he was struck by a Semi Tractor Trailer. He is still recovering. You may be tempted to drive on the highway but for for fuel better to store your fuel at home<br>
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Tractor Safety stay off the the road if you can
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Mahindra makes the best-selling farm tractor on earth, and is number three–and the fastest-growing brand–in the U.S. Yet I’d never heard of them until recently, so that certainly piqued my interest. Perusing their website, I learned that they built Jeeps right after WWII, and then had a joint venture with International Harvester to produce Mahindra-badged Farmall-style tractors in the 1960s. Well, I’m a Jeep Gladiator owner, and when I was a little boy I had a toy Farmall (red, of course) I carried with me everywhere I went, so I knew I had to learn more.<br>
It is really the story of two companies. The first is the parent company, Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd., based in Mumbai, Maharashtra, India. It has over 58,000 employees and a market capitalization of $13.7 billion, and had $11 billion in sales in fiscal 2021. It was founded in 1945 as steel trading firm Mahindra & Mohammed, later branching out into steelmaking, automotive assembly, and farm equipment. It was in 1947 that company, having by then changed its name to Mahindra & Mahindra, began assembling the aforementioned Jeeps from parts produced by Willys Overland. In 1961 it established the JV with International Harvester, and it was that move that would launch the company into making tractors for itself in 1977. Today its automotive business brings in just over 55% of its revenue, while farm equipment (they sell about 200,000 tractors a year worldwide) brings in just shy of 41%. The rest is divided among a number of other business areas, including IT, aerospace parts, boats, construction equipment and clean energy.<br>
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Mahindra Looks To Supercharge Its US Business
Other Tractor Brands
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Designed with both residential and commercial operators in mind, the Kubota LX20 Series can tackle rural residential tasks with ease, while providing the powerful performance and comfort needed to handle commercial applications as well. In addition to added 35- and 40-HP configurations – which allows for greater variety of performance-matched implements – the new LX3520 and LX4020 models were built with the operator in mind, from an updated cabin area to new grips and easier-to-maneuver controls. The LX20s feature a redesigned transmission aimed at significantly reducing HST noise for the operator, while an auto throttle helps the tractor to drive with ease. The LX20 Series features a wider front axle as well as a performance matched front loader that further improves their ease of operation and maneuverability. Additionally, the LX20 Series comes with a dual engine memory switch, allowing the operator to preset their preferred RPMS and have the engine match that speed at the push of a button. Finally, there are new mower decks available for both models, with integrated wash port attachments to make cleaning under the deck easier.<br>
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Kubota New LX20 Series is Where Performance Meets Comfort
Kubota Tractors
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The new JD 4075R

John Deere Debuts New 4075R Compact Utility Tractor
John Deere Tractors
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Have also been trying to reply to ImFedUP, but for some reason TP site will not let me respond privately.

Nortrac NT 404 hydraulic problem
Jinma Farmpro Agracat Nortrac
Replies 5 Post by TractorSue

Thank you for the heads up on fluid weight. Thankfully we have the owner's manual, and the tractor specialist at Northern Tool said the same thing about fluid weight.

Nortrac NT 404 hydraulics randomly quit working then resume
Jinma Farmpro Agracat Nortrac
Replies 5 Post by TractorSue

Hello, it is most often caused by a worn piston in the pump, I had a similar situation, I dismantled the entire pump and replaced the piston and now it works as it should.

Jinma 224 3PH Leak Down Problem
Jinma Farmpro Agracat Nortrac
Replies 3 Post by tractor203

Hello, every tractor has a dipstick there must be a dipstick somewhere, this dipstick is always on the left side of the engine, there is never that there is no dipstick at all, how do you know whether to add oil or not.

Kubota L3010 Change Oil no Dipstick
Kubota Tractors
Replies 7 Post by tractor203

Hey Minimac

I guess your sizing comment is a bit tongue in cheek !

But I get the idea.

The 1525 seemed to be in better condition so I went with it.

I will let you know how it goes after I have used it for a while.

Massey Ferguson 1747 vs 1525 Compact Tractor
Massey Ferguson Tractors
Replies 3 Post by EmTractors

Having the same issue with Shibaura D265f the lift in back will not come up ! Can push bottom under the seat it will come up

Shibaura sd1643 lift problem
Shibaura
Replies 9 Post by Tractorj77

Sorry to revive an old thread. Did you ever identify your problem, Garlic? My TC30 does exactly the same thing.

tc-30 warning light problem
New Holland Tractors
Replies 8 Post by TractorSam

Just joined this site but I have a Hinomoto E 16 manual transmission gear box with original name plates on it and says in English to use SAE 80 oil in it. Would agree to use hydraulic fluid if it were an automatic transmission but it is not. Most manual gear boxes/transmissions use SAE 80/90 oil. The lift unit in this machine does use hydraulic fluid.

Fluid to use in Hinomoto
Hinomoto
Replies 21 Post by tractor007

JSTZtractor has posted a new photo.

Subject: MF 35x starting point.

Description: <br>Purchased in the field

MF 35x starting point - New Pix by JSTZtractor
Photos
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