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Why don't you just use the tractor hydraulics? The tractor has more GPM than the factory PTO pump does.

Massey 1217 backhoe hookup
Operating and Attachments
Replies 9 Post by JerryG

Kidsrgone, so will both my kids be gone in 2 months! It will be nice to have some alone time with my wife just like when we were first married! Well, not that I won't miss the kids :)

buying local vs the internet
New Holland Tractors
Replies 7 Post by ncrunch32

The frost free hydrants have a valve at the bottom as you know. When the valve is closed to water flow, a port is opened at the bottom to allow the standpipe to drain and prevent freezing. You can try lengthening the rod to push harder, but at the same time you are changing the amount that it will rise. Doing this too much will cut down on flow when open, and possibly allow the tiny port to allow drainage at the same time. Too much drainage will saturate the ground and not allow the standpipe to drain effectively and it may freeze. I have replaced 2 at my garden center recently and even new, they were out of proper adjustment.

Yard hydrant adjustment question
Parts and Repair
Replies 4 Post by denwood

I bought a L2850D used and everything worked when I got it. It has been about 3 weeks and now I have a electrical problem and I beleive it all must be tied to the same thing. Here is what does not work:<br>
1. Tack and hour meter does not work.<br>
2. Tractor will not shut off with the key.<br>
3. Rear tail light is on all the time.<br>
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Does anyone have any ideas. I am thing of replacing the timer relay for the engine shut off thinking it is somehow linked to the three problems.<br>
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Duke

L2850 electrical problem
Kubota Tractors
Replies 3 Post by duke8444

Yooper, you might be thinking of a Geo Metro or similar tiny cars. Three cylinder engine, 12 inch wheels, etc.

The Samurai has a 1.3 liter, single overhead cam, 4 cylinder, carbureted engine. The model that replaced it, the Sidekick/Tracker has an even larger, 90 horse, fuel injected engine. I am not up on motorcycles, but these don't look like motorcycle engines.

I haven't seen a Brat in years. If I ever do see one I will snap it up.

One thing you can do with the Samurai that you can't do with other small 4x4's is the easy replacement of the transfer case gears with gears so low they would make your tractor envious.

The Samurai uses a separate T-case(not joined to the transmission)and quality rebuilt T-cases with lower gear ratio's are available for as little as $800 bucks.

I have no need to jack up my new toy. It has more than enough ground clearance as it stands. I might put some tractor gears in it though.

An Interesting Comparison RTV vs 1987 Samurai
Utility Vehicles UTV/ATV
Replies 19 Post by DRankin

No doubt you know what your talking about oneace. The dealer could have told me almost anything and I would not have known the difference. I have a lot to learn about tractors and the way they are built. I tried moving some dirt piles an hour ago (re-delivery was an hour before that today) and the tractor seems to be OK. For sure the shaking, vibration, etc is gone. Thanks to all for the input.

Roger

TC45 problem
New Holland Tractors
Replies 11 Post by provobis

Make sure you also check the BH couplings too. I've had this problem a few times, and it was always a coupling not fully "coupled." Good luck.

bx23 - FEL and BH stopped working
Kubota Tractors
Replies 12 Post by jpr62902

I have read nearly everything on this and the other tractor sites since the rtv came out. We did buy on, with 120 hours on it now. Tooled around last night for a few hours, thinking back on the discussions, as well as 40 years of owning these types of things. Came to the realization that the rtv suites me just fine. BUT, if purchased more than 5 years ago I would have been dissatisfied. For me, the right machine has depended upon where I was at in life. Went through the dirt bike racing period, the souped up machines, the hell on wheels period. For me now the strenths and limitations of the rtv are acceptable. Thats why I did a lot of research on this machine. It's not a climber, nor speedy. But the comfort, reliability, etc. match's what I want in this stage of my life.

RTV Problems and Solutions
Utility Vehicles UTV/ATV
Replies 21 Post by danputtputt

Hi, I'm a new member and if you would not mine,
Could you please tell me if you would think a $19,995 for an HST3130 is too high? I live in Spokane Washington State
and that is the price that was quoted to me by the dealer up here in Spokane.

I read in your email reply to Jerryb1973 that this same model had only cost you about $13,000 without a loader or any other accessories and seems like a great price.

Thank a lot ahead of time for any time you might have for a reply!

GL3130 Pricing
Kubota Tractors
Replies 6 Post by chou560

I would have to agree with the earlier posters and say that both of these tractors are way too small for your needs. Look AT LEAST one or two chassis sizes bigger.

Should I buy a GC2300 or a BX2230
Massey Ferguson Tractors
Replies 13 Post by AV8R

There are all sorts of interesting alternatives around now.

Some of them seem pretty strange at first, but I have seen them used, and if you don't know what they are you would likely be surprised to learn.

Amongst them;

Chipped up old roofing shingles, the coloured aggregate sparkles, they are treated and do not break down or attract insects or other pests. Also makes good pathway material.

Ground up car tires, it makes a nice uniform black pebble about 1/4" in size, again, no pests or deterioration. It really sets of small coloured flowers since it makes a totally black background.

Ground recycled concrete. They grind it down to whatever size is desired and then wash out the fine particles, it can even be coloured if desired during the wash process.

Ground recycled clay bricks, makes a nice 'antique' effect as mulch, also makes excellent walkways.

The big advantage to most of these products is that since they are recyled material, they are inexpensive.

Best of luck.

Best Ground Cover for Front Garden
Garden and Landscape
Replies 8 Post by Murf

Both filters are functionally the same. One is made in Japan, the other here in the US (I don't remember which). Both will work fine on your tractor, but, of course the larger one would be the preferred one for more capacity and more filter media.

BX 23 Oil Filter
Kubota Tractors
Replies 3 Post by AV8R

Ducks I can tell you that I have owned a TC33D for just over 3 years and it has perfomed great. I have no problems with NH. My brother bought a kubota around the same time I did and has had several problems with it. He uses his commercially I do not and all his issues were handled by his dealer to his satisfaction. I was originally going to buy a TC30 but when I saw the 33 I changed my mind. Good Luck.

new holland or kubota
New Holland Tractors
Replies 9 Post by drcjv.

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My neighbour defenately isn�t to happy with his Kioti LB1914 !!<br>
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The tractor seized its second cilinder last week!!<br>
The strange thing is, the unit has only 1040 hours on the tach !!<br>
It is still in the shop being fixed but its going to be a bigg bill according to the dealer !!<br>
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What are your guys opinion on a seizure this earley ?????<br>
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The Tractor has always been serviced at the dealers, and has never been over pushed !!<br>
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While my neighbour�s kioti is getting fixed I borrowed him my old L185 !! This tractor has over 8000 hours on the tach and it never hade a very serious problem !!

Kioti LB 1914 second cilinder seize
Kioti Tractors
Replies 5 Post by Solo662

Can't really comment on the price, but you may want to consider the spray on foam insulation instead of the fiberglass. My brother just had that done on his pole barn, and he loves it. It makes the building virtually air tight, except for the doors and windows obviously. And, since it's a closed cell structure, water won't damage it. Not sure on the costs though, but I would think it would also eliminate the perimiter seal your quote has.
David

Electric Insulation Job estimate
Barns Pole Barns
Replies 9 Post by s chrand

I guess I just have to get out more.

The truck mounted welders have rubber motor mounts and vibration isolators. They also have grounding straps that run to the frame which is bolted to the truck.

You will not have a voltage problem if you build a 3ph steel frame and weld from it mounted on your tractor.

3 point or trailer
Parts and Repair
Replies 25 Post by harvey

I currently have the BH Squealer 72 and am very happy with it. My dealer also sold BH and Woods, and at the time I think the only reason I ended up with BH was that was what he had in stock with the options I wanted ( flat-proof tire, slip clutch, 72"). I thikn the price was very close on both. My only experience with KK was a 60" rear-mount finish mower back in the late 80's early 90's. I wasn't really impressed with it but I have no clue what their current product is like.

48 Woods vs Bushhog Squealer vs King Kutter
Mowers Field and Finish
Replies 21 Post by kdsrgone

I just got a Shibaura SD1500A and I have a few questions ;<br>
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1. is this the same as a SD1500 or SD1500B , if not what's the difference.<br>
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2. does anyone know any filter ( air, oil ) numbers <br>
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3. I know Shibaura made some Ford / New Holland , is there an American cousin to my Shibaura ?<br>
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4. this is not a question but any info ( like types of oil ect ) on this tractor would be very helpful

Shibaura SD1500A
Shibaura
Replies 5 Post by stymie9972

Anyone used, own or know someone who owns an ESAB welder?<br>
Trying to find some info on one to see if they are worth checking into or not. <br>
The one I'm looking at is the Multimaster 160.<br>
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Thanks

ESAB Welders
Parts and Repair
Replies 3 Post by Mike1819

Anyone ever heard of this Italian make? Junk, or good tractor? Parts availability? Hard to find info on line.

Same Delfino 35
Other Tractor Brands
Replies 1 Post by sadmag