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Look st the New Holland Tc40 or 45DA's. Or the Kubota L series. Both are very good tractors at affordable prices.

What size tractor do I need Help
Operating and Attachments
Replies 13 Post by oneace

Good to hear.

warrenty recall work
New Holland Tractors
Replies 20 Post by oneace

On the gear drives like Brokens you pull up. On hydros you push forward.

4 wheel drive
New Holland Tractors
Replies 9 Post by oneace

"CNN reported that the justification of opening the markets to Canadian beef cattle was done to lower the cost so these poor cattle wholesalers could make a living. CNN implied that US ranchers......... "

That could be part of the problem here..... thinking what you hear on CNN is actually news or totally true. They have about as much credibility as Dan Rather.

DR-CAFTA
Just For Fun Off Topic
Replies 13 Post by DRankin

The down & dirty way to do it is to make up, or have made up for you, a setup like in my picture # 15.

With some weight on the 3pth, I use a 1,000 pound box blade, and the FEL frame in the air as in the picture, you should have enough traction to plow downhill with no problem, and uphill in light to moderate snows, or heavy but dry snows.

As with your machine, the only weights I have are what is on either the FEL or 3pth.

Best of luck.

JD 4310 Snow Removal Help
Snowblowers / Snow Plows
Replies 15 Post by Murf

Will a front Kubota snow plow model G2003 fit a B7200 HST with 4 wheel drive? I just came into this monster machine and don't know much about it, so any help would be appreciated. I'm storing the tractor (long term--as in years), so It'd be great if I could find a smaller plow such as the G2003 (46 inches) to plow my residential asphalt driveway and 4 foot concrete sidewalk. I'm going to order some manuals, but haven't got 'round toit yet. I see the plow for sale and don't have it yet. Thanks in advance

Kubota G2003 Plow Blade will it fit a B7200
Kubota Tractors
Replies 1 Post by mthomas54

For digging I think the only way to go is a tooth bar.

NH TC33DA FEL bolt-on cutting edge
New Holland Tractors
Replies 8 Post by drcjv.

That sounds like a great price on the tractor. The LX-5 price he's quoting you is only average but you probably wouldn't save enough buying elsewhere to make it worth your while. It should be able to go through the tall grass fine but you may have to slow down some at times. Ask him about any front axle issues if you are going to finish mow. The 4200 might be affected by a front axle geometry issue that could cause some turf damage on turns while mowing. JD had an updated front axle to fix that under warranty but not all machines were updated.

JD 4200
John Deere Tractors
Replies 9 Post by kwschumm

I often compare childrens shoes priciing to adults when talking small tractors to larger ones. I can put about four pair of childrens shoes into mine but yet they cost the same! It is often the technology and machines to build that cost the most compared to the material.

Price Comparison L3130 vs B3030
Kubota Tractors
Replies 4 Post by Art White

For delicate grass or summer application without burning, I use Ringers. It can be gotten at larger HomeDepot stores and some Ace hardware stores. It is about $12-$15.00 per bag. It is totally organic like groundup chicken droppings. Atleast that is what it smells like when you broadcast it like regular fertilizer. Like Murf says, you shouldn't need anything right away unless you have real poor soil.

fertilizing new grass
Garden and Landscape
Replies 4 Post by yooperpete

I'd be interested to know about the raised chrome badging vs. the decal as well. Mine is a 2003 with just the decals which are beginning to peal off. I was thinking about replacing them with the new version but if there are problems with it, I might not.

bx1500 decal
Kubota Tractors
Replies 2 Post by jarndt

I had a BX2200 and it was great. I traded up to a B7800. Ground clearance, bigger bucket are reasons I traded but the biggest issue for me has been the increased weight/tire size which gives so much greater traction!!! The BX will tackle anything and has enough hp but if you can't get the traction you just sit there and spin as I did frequently with BX but not with the B.

BX23 or B7510 for half acre and Commercial use
Kubota Tractors
Replies 14 Post by JOHN THOMAS

Most of the 13 inch rims I have seen have smaller center holes for lighter weight axles.

There is very little difference in overall diameter between a 205-75x14 trailer tire and a 205-75x15 trailer tire, and usually no difference in the load capacity

Trailer Rims
Pickup Trucks and Trailers
Replies 8 Post by DRankin

If you use the gasoline idea, it is a good idea to wait for the vapors to move throughout the colony. If you pour gasoline down the hole and dribble a trail to serve as a fuse, you will not be waiting long enough.

As far as lighting it, we used to throw matches into the hole from a few feet away. (but we were going after groundhogs and not flying stinging insects.) Anyway, I would say that we waited three or four minutes before trying to light the gasoline.

Hornet help
Just For Fun Off Topic
Replies 30 Post by AC5ZO

Maybe nobody here has experience doing that. I'll take a stab at providing an uninformed answer. You have to get the pump the right size so it doesn't cavitate or move so much water that it causes erosion. Don't forget the thermostat.

Yanmar 1600 Water Pump
Yanmar Tractors
Replies 5 Post by kwschumm

Sorry, I don't know much about either of these brands but maybe somebody who does will respond.

Thinking about selling my 4200VXD
Articulated Tractors
Replies 13 Post by kwschumm

The older Dodges don't seem to be any problem at all.

Anything newer than about 2000 seems to be nothing but problems.

One fellow Ispoke to thought it was the driver, so he swapped trucks and drove the Dodge himself, it wasn't the driver. I saw him later with a new GM Duramax, when asked he said he didn't think the truck was going to make it the 3 years of the lease, so he flipped it for the GM and took the loss.

Best of luck.

Anyone have leaky dodge cummins
Pickup Trucks and Trailers
Replies 25 Post by Murf

If you do a little experiment you will see that sharpening the blades to a knife edge really doesn't accomplish very much.

Leaving a 1/16" flat spot along the face of the blade makes the edge stronger and it will last far longer than a 'sharp' edge will.

Unless the ground is pretty tough, the proof is in the comment above. The post says they sharpen the blades after cutting two acres.

We have to keep a golf course cut while it's under construction or repair, we use a batwing mower, which is basically three 5' rotary cutters joined to together, behind a CUT to keep all the fairways cut.

We sharpen the blades weekly, to a 1/16" as per the manufacturers spec.'s, but they often don't really need it and could go two weeks. This is after cutting upwards of 100 acres of grass.

The only thing a knife edge on a blade accomplishes, is wearing out grinding discs and mower blades faster than is necessary.

Best of luck.

Sharpening Cutter Blades
Mowers Field and Finish
Replies 8 Post by Murf

Try this.

Kubota Telephone Number
Kubota Tractors
Replies 2 Post by BillBass

I purchased my NH locally about 18 miles away. The dealer performed warrenty work on a hydaulic leak. I also had the 50hr service performed by the dealer. So far I am satisfied with the dealer and his service department.

How many of you bought from your local dealer
Kubota Tractors
Replies 14 Post by kyvette