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Check with the aftermarket tire people and put on a wide set of tires.

If you have the widest tires already I'd consider cobbing a set of dual tires together. You would only need the wheels and tires some ready rod to clamp and pipe over the rod to hold the distance apart.

Traction in Sand
John Deere Tractors
Replies 14 Post by harvey

As I recall; a 4' x 6' sheet of that mat costs about $39. If it holds up that well; you sure can't beat the price and have several seasons worth of material in one sheet.

Soft edge for rear blade
Snowblowers / Snow Plows
Replies 15 Post by Chief

I am TOTALLY without experiende in this area but I have 3 daughters; the oldes being 13 and the youngest being 7. I have "one of those feelings" that I may come upon this situation. I would think that just a plain piece of canvas stapled to a frame would fill the bill, but I sure would appreciate hearing what you finally end up working with.

Canvases
Home Improvement
Replies 17 Post by Chief

I have the 430 FEL on my 4410 and have not found a need for it. I suppose I would order it if I was ordering the machine new, but otherwise would heed the above posts unless you have an unusual application.

xtra armor
John Deere Tractors
Replies 7 Post by Chief

Sounds to me like the clutch on your tractor may be "stuck" or seized on the trans. input shaft. Most optimistic case is that with continued and frequent use; the clutch will free up and behave as normal. As already stated; the other scenario is that you will have to split the tractor and replace the clutch, pressure plate, and have the fly wheel resurfaced. Try and see if you can work through the clutch problems and if it starts working right; especially if you just purchased this tractor used and it has been setting for a prolonged period. The owner's manual states in most machines that the clutch pedal is supposed to be set with a block of wood to partically depress the clutch so it will not become binded to the fly wheel during storage. Even it that is done; the clutch can become seized on the trans. input shaft if the machine sets for prolong periods. With luck; sometime this condition can be overcome with regular use. Don't bet the ranch on it.

Kubota Clutch problems
Kubota Tractors
Replies 7 Post by Chief

Scott,

Depending upon how many holes you plan on drilling; I would suggest you take a look at the Tractor Supply Center PHD. They are not the top of the line but for the dollar spent IF you are drilling a limited number of fence post holes; pretty tough to beat. I have a PD25 Land Pride PHD which cost near $900 that I have not used yet but is VERY heavy duty and designed for the worst case and found that neighbors have done just as well with bargain brand diggers. If you are digging just a few fence post holes; I think you will do well with the "el cheapo PHD". If you are drilling 100's of fence post holes.......... better think about and heavy duty well built PHD.

Where to see buy Green MFG PHD in Texas
Kubota Tractors
Replies 7 Post by Chief

My local dealer (small town) has a used 2001 TC40DA with FEL and 150hrs. The tractor has been on his lot for 9 months. He is asking $16,500 and will include a 5 ft bush hog. Is that a fair price? and what concerns are there with the tractor sitting for 9 months?

Used TC40DA - fair price
New Holland Tractors
Replies 3 Post by Nomadstrail

They didn't come with a ROPS. They were made before anyone thought they were important.

Hinimoto Guru
Hinomoto
Replies 2 Post by lsheaffer

Im sorry we could not resist. It sounds like a rare industrial David Brown. Have you found the number plate? If you have the model and serial number that is a start. If you post the numbers or post a picture we might be able to sort it out.
You can register on the board for free.

case david brown tractor
Antique Tractors
Replies 4 Post by Peters

Sorry to scupe up your post but the # in your post title is a poison pill for the software. My initial thoughts are has the intial 50 hr. break in service been done PROPERLY? Sounds like the suction screem may possibly be restricted. Can you give us a more detailed description of what is happening. Would love to try and get you up and running. As I recall, some versions of this machine had a recall or TSB to replace the drive coil. My CRS may be mistaken. Let's carry this post forward from here and do our best to get you running again!

Subject JD 4410 ehydro fault code 10 valve output to forward or reve
John Deere Tractors
Replies 4 Post by Chief

Just bought this used 02' JD 4410 w/ loader,backhoa, and belly mower (did not install midmount pto for belly mower yet still got to much dirt to move)little over amonth ago at local dealer i thought i had made a good purchace but im thinking not now. after i had got a good chance to really work the tractor i found out that after a good hour of moving dirt around tractor becomes imobile or wont move still can run all the attachments, but no go fwrd or rvrs it shows a flash code of 1 quick and threee slow which is #10 valve output to forward and reverse coil. if you give it time to sit and rest or cool down i will run for a little bit more the longer you let it sit the longer it will move roughly 1 hour of cool down = 1/2 hour of run time the problem seems to be linked to the reverse side , cause you when you ign. off/on to clear code you can run fwrd. all day long its just when you go to back up. its been back to the dealer 2 times already and still not working right. last time they recalibrated the ecu but that didnt cure it. other then this problem i am very pleased with the tractor performance it works and operates just as i would expect it to. anybody run in to this before or have any ideas? thx.

John Deere JD 4410 ehydro fault code 10 reverse coil
John Deere Tractors
Replies 2 Post by Jstorm

Dennis, nice to see the new pictures of your tractor. Also - I like your mid life crisis boat. I rowed in a 4 man shell in college for a while. It was one of the best experiences of my life.

Thanks for your support
Website Operations Howto
Replies 2 Post by ncrunch32

A. Cat, Glad you got the decision behind you. You couldn't have gone wrong either way. I bought the Frontier LR RL1060L for $470 at a Central Wisconsin Deere dealer. I think I got the last one before the steel price went up! My quotes were wildly differnt depending on who had one in stock or who had to order one. Mine works well, but I wish I had bought the guide wheels with it. They would have helped as I did some landscaping. They run $265 now!! Maybe next summer - winter is on its way now.

There are lots of good rakes out there. I believe Woods makes Frontier and I have a Woods tiller - now that's a fun piece of equipment! Land Pride has great equipment too.

Glad you liked the pictures! I hope they were helpful.

B. Meyer

jd2305
John Deere Tractors
Replies 21 Post by bmeyer

Is the wench pretty and serve you beer? If so I think the tractor would be a real classic and worth a lot.

case david brown from 80 to 83
Antique Tractors
Replies 3 Post by Peters

What do you want for the loader?

Joel

List which tractor you have Ventrac Steiner
Garden Tractors
Replies 19 Post by gooberjkf

Just spent 2 hours with the new Farm Pro 8240 mowing with 6 foot deck brush hog. Never had air conditioning before.....NEVER BE WITHOUT IT AGAIN!!! No dirt, no sweat, fantastic. The tractor drive and rides very well. It's a foot wider in the rear wheels then my Belarus and it feels much more stable. Setting up the mower and engaging the PTO was a snap. Even when the deck was loaded with grass or bit some earth the tractor didn't get bogged down. I was running it at 1800-2000 RPM. Once the water temperature gauge stabalized at about 5/8 scale it never went higher (red area begins at 3/4). The tractor shifts effortlessly on the fly...no problem synchronizing. The Perkins Turbo responds quickly and smoothly to the throttle. So far what a great machine. It was delivered with 6 hours on the meter it now has 8.

There are only two gripes (if you want to call them that). Ist is the engine noise. The Turbo is louder than the Belarus normally aspirated engine. I assume it's the blower, and the higher RPM's. The 2nd is some vibration between 1400-1500 RPM. I assume it's a normal harmonic because it disappears when the engines goes beyon 1500. In the higher RPM's right up to 2000+ the engine is smooth.

Opinion which chinese tractors is best
Jinma Farmpro Agracat Nortrac
Replies 24 Post by n4807g

Hello all,<br>
I am new to the board and a new tractor owner.<br>
I have a little place in the high desert of California and needed a small tractor to help keep the place.<br>
I recently aquired a little MT16D from a neighbor for cheep.<br>
It is not running and the neighbor says it has a bent push rod. I just got it home and am expecting to work on it this weekend....If I need parts.(I'm sure I will) is there a good source??<br>
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I have been looking for posts on this MT16D and there does not seem to be any...It this a real oddball tractor...maybe I should give it back??<br>
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Any Help or information will be appreciated.<br>
<br>
Thanks<br>
<br>
Paul

MT16D Not Running
Mitsubishi
Replies 3 Post by ironartshop

Got a BX 1800 with loader and a 54 inch mower deck that has 280 Hours at an age of 28 months old. Dealer what to give me $7500 for a trade in on a B7610 with same accessories at list. This seems like a pretty good hair cut?

trade in value of a BX 1800
Kubota Tractors
Replies 2 Post by tamanaco

Plots,

It has been over a year now since we got the place. Just thought I would post a follow up since I found this going back through some older threads. We moved onto the ranch last this last June. Found out the rumors about our well running dry on water were in fact TRUE. Arrgggg! We have since pumbed in a new and 2nd well to the water system and now have plenty of water. Have definitely been busy between trying to sell our prior home as well as fixing and cleaning up around the ranch. In fact we are adding a little more acreage and I have leased out some tracts to a hunt club. The girls are all in school here now and enjoying it and blending right in. Joined a local church and help them out from time to time. Now I just need to get a Ranger XP and a larger (80 hp or more) tractor and a 10 - 12 ft. rotary cutter.

Hey Chief how is the ranch
Website Operations Howto
Replies 7 Post by Chief

SE Lou,

I would imagine that you have fixed the problem by now. Just curious as to what you found. One of the guys I let cut hay on the ranch owns an IH 484 & 784, and his brother owns an IH 464. Might be a good bit of info. to keep for future reference.

IH-484 Lossing RPMs
Parts and Repair
Replies 8 Post by Chief