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Yes, the MMM brackets must be removed to mount the #46 hoe. Information per the local JD dealer.

Anybody have a 4110 4115 46Backhoe AND a MMM
John Deere Tractors
Replies 10 Post by KevPH

Yes you can use a regular gas hat water heater. Everyone that I have talked with says don't use an electric tank hot water heater. I think the problem has to do with recovery time and element longevity. I went with a tankless heater that is designed for in floor heat because we do not have anything else that is gas and didn't want an LP tank sitting beside my shed. I attach a link, hopefully it works.

If you want to heat the shed all winter I think the in floor is the most economical. followed by the radiant heat. The nice thing about radiant heat is that you can shut it off and it does not take long to warm up your building again. Not so with in floor.

If you do go with in floor I would urge you to do the whole building. You can do two seperate zones so that you don't heat the whole bilding but you will still have the capability if you want it latter. It's dang hard to get that tubing into hard concrete!!

heating the shop-radiant floor vs infrared above
Barns Pole Barns
Replies 12 Post by havoctec

At the bottom of every page is a link to a page called "Legal", the first two paragraphs of that page explicitly say that they, nor related companies (read dealers) can held liable for anything.

Best of luck.

Kubota ZG mower review
Kubota Tractors
Replies 28 Post by Murf

This one's pretty bad but...

I'm a TOOT'N TOMAS: Three out of the nest, then one more appeared suddenly.
Dave

O K then
Kubota Tractors
Replies 33 Post by shortmagnum

folbob,

I have a L3400 and purchased a Great Bend 2175 backhoe attachment. It works great and is a self contained unit. It also uses rams to move side to side vs. the Kubota using a geared chain. Great Bend is made by Bush Hog which is a good company. I have had no problems with it. I paid $6000.00 for it brand new and they mounted it for me. It is supposed to be fairly easy to remove. I have not taken it off as of yet.

John

backhoe for L3400
Kubota Tractors
Replies 4 Post by echo10mp

You really drive OVER the MMM? That seems crazy. Won't the weight of the tractor break it?

B7800 hopefully delivered today
Kubota Tractors
Replies 15 Post by mbrosky

That would work.

deer feed plot planting
Parts and Repair
Replies 9 Post by havoctec

The following are hydraulics questions not addressed in any of the manuals (owners, service, parts) that I've looked at for my B2910.<br>
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The hydraulic loop is broken at the front connection block to connect the LA402 loader. If there was another implement that would be connected to the hydraulic loop, say a backhoe, and it could be inserted either on the supply or return side of the loader valve, which is preferred, and why?<br>
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Does the relief valve on the loader limit the pressure of the loader and everything downstream of it or does it only limit the loader pressure, alowing full pump pressure to the rest of the loop?<br>
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What is the maximum pressure rating of the hydraulic loop?<br>
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What is the maximum pressure rating of the hydraulic cylinders on the LA402 loader? I know the manual sets the relief valve at 2100 PSI, but what are the cylinders actually rated for?<br>
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TIA,<br>
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Jeff

B7800 2910 hydraulics questions
Kubota Tractors
Replies 3 Post by domogala

Boston.........

No wonder they still have them in stock.......

Price on B2910 w La402
Kubota Tractors
Replies 4 Post by machinist1999

If you use a hitch on the 3-point you definitely need to limit the vertical travel so the towed load doesn't flip up on you. Remember that the 3-point floats upward. The Bad River hitch comes with a chain limiter that attaches to the swinging drawbar. My pics show how their chain limiter hooks up.

Ideas on Mounting a 2 Receiver to Drawbar
John Deere Tractors
Replies 10 Post by kwschumm

There are many sources for universal fit or OEM replacement blades.

This is a good time for an upgrade too. Gator Blades are an excellent product, they can be ordered online from several places, including the link below.

If the manufacturer you are looking for is not there just match up the blades you have based on length, hole size, etc. and find a match that way.

Best of luck.

6 Cutris Finishing Mower
Mowers Field and Finish
Replies 2 Post by Murf

Check out Essex Manufacturing in Grapevine, Texas. They have a great website and make aftermarket products for Mules, Kubota's etc. Their lift kits and larger specialty tires built with kevlar will make yours a "super Mule", Kubota etc.. You won't believe the difference it will make in your vehicle's performance and you will love dealing with Dan. He is a very nice guy to deal with and extremely helpful. Good Luck!

Increasing ground clearance on Mule
Utility Vehicles UTV/ATV
Replies 9 Post by xcountryracer

I would say it depends on what you're cutting. I had a 1050 and recently downsized to a 4310. Both have had little problem using my 5' brush cutter (an old HD Ford) or with my 6' Bush Hog brand finishing mower. Once in a while if I'm using the finishing mower in high grass like a field I'll have to slow down a bit with the 4310 which should be comparable to your 870 PTO power.

rotary cutter question
John Deere Tractors
Replies 4 Post by mc2crazy

Foul up some of the system?????? Such as?????? The point of running an excessively oil rich fuel through the engine is to recoat the internal bearings and ring grooves with a good coating of oil after being washed down with straight gas and striped of all lubrication. 2 strokes have run off of 32:1 for decades with little problems. My point was to run just enough to ensure the engine is now being properly lubricated and potentially minimize any damage that may have been done. Yes.....running an oil rich fuel mix such as 32:1 for an unnecessary amount of time and at low rpm can potentially clog exhaust ports but not for the short amount of time I suggested. I personally would not run ANY 2 stroke engine at 100:1 unless it was oil injected. Even then; that is right at the limits of little to near no lubrication. The EPA is not going to buy me a new trimmer so I use 40:1 in ALL of my 2 strokes; especially my Stihls which I have used with this mix for over 10 years. I am still on the original OEM plugs on my O-66, FS-450K, ST-400, and BG-85.

two stroke on straght gas
Garden and Landscape
Replies 18 Post by Chief

If you do what Funchy suggests make sure you record the EXACT grass mix you used or you will get odd looking circles/patches where you filled in the extra dirt and then planted with a slightly different grass mixture.

Considering not buying topsoil for new lawn
Garden and Landscape
Replies 3 Post by AnnBrush

I had a 650 JD. I seem to remember somthing about a diode in the system that only let cuurrent flow in one direction. It went bad and let the battery discharge when it was not running.Some place on the fire wall.
One orther check volt of what the alternator output.

JD 650 BATTERY CHARGING ISSUES
John Deere Tractors
Replies 5 Post by bmocad

I have the same problem. Usually pushing the HST pedal a little helps.

BX23 shifting trouble
Kubota Tractors
Replies 5 Post by MikeGun

I just brought home my new FS-45. Very nicely built little machine, thanks for the info (even though I never asked).<br>
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I was surprised to see that this was CHEAPER than many of the "big-box" junk trimmers. I only paid $130 for it. The dealer told me that the motor was rated for 250 hours, he also mentioned (I don't know if it is true) that Ryobi (sp?) is rated to less than 25 hours run life. After looking at the 'big-box' junk (including Ryobi) it certainly looks like a better built unit. Hopefully I can have as much luck with my Stihl as everyone else seems to have.

Weed Eater
Mowers Field and Finish
Replies 28 Post by AV8R

I think I posted my problem on the wrong page here, sorry, still new to this so I'll place it here also.<br>
I have a Hinomoto E204 that will not charge. I have checked connectons/battery, everything ok, but not charging. No charging lights are on, or should I say all charging lights are off.<br>
any thought where to start at!!<br>
dennis<br>

E204 charging problems
Hinomoto
Replies 1 Post by drstrickland

I have a Hinomoto E204 that will not charge. I have checked connectons/battery, everything ok, but not charging.<br>
any thought where to start at!!<br>
dennis

hinomoto E204 charging problems
Jinma Farmpro Agracat Nortrac
Replies 2 Post by drstrickland