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Yanmar Tractors
Replies 12 Post by roadrnner

Harvey makes an interesting point. Who are the fools? One of the problems is to get elected, you have to promise money and call it entitlement. So you get the votes vs the guy who proposes you use your common sense. So who you gonna vote for? The guy that says go get a job or the guy that says vote for me and I'll make sure you keep getting the money you are entitled to.

2ndHandLion prompted this
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Replies 28 Post by Iowafun

I've also got a 4310 and it's been everything and more than I've wanted. It's big enough to do the tasks I want, but small enough that my wife is comfortable driving it to mow. It runs a 72" mid mount deck with no problems and has cut my mowing time in half vs a JS 325 with 54" deck.

Loader goes on and off very easily and quickly. It's lifted everything I've asked of it including the 60" tiller out of the back of my pickup. Runs that 60" tiller with no problems at all even in my hard clay. I pulled a small manure spreader with it and spread the manure with no problems.

It's a great tractor. Just watch the height of the ROPS. I have to fold mine down to get in the one shop door I use for winter.

John Deere or Kubota
John Deere Tractors
Replies 23 Post by Iowafun

I went the the Deere web site and "built" a 4110, 200CX loader, 46 Backhoe, R-4's and a ballast box (it wouldn't quote a price without the ballast box). <br>
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The FULL LIST PRICE came to $24,669<br>
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The full list for the 54 inch front blade and all the hardware for a 2210 is $1,164<br>
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Any reasonable dealer will take at least 10 percent off list as a starting point.

4110 Is this a good deal or
John Deere Tractors
Replies 8 Post by DRankin

Below is the Hastings/Baldwin Filter cross reference page.

2554 Oil filter cross reference
Kioti Tractors
Replies 3 Post by Chief

I kept all my tractors in the same dirt floor shed, having to raise the header to accommodate the "unfolded" JM254 (no ROPS on the YM240). When I got rid of Jinma in favor of this much larger KM454, I had the same dilemna; the header is already as high as it will go.

Solution? Boxblade. Since I couldn't make the header higher, I made the dirt floor lower.

//greg//

make your own folding rops
Kubota Tractors
Replies 13 Post by greg_g

I have 6 ft of stainless stack and have never seen anything out the top. Once and a while I take it off and knock out the soot.

Outdoor wood stove
Home Improvement
Replies 17 Post by Peters

Never heard of a magnum tie wrap. Is that nylon? I wouldn't use nylon tie wraps for batteries. We built a robot and used pretty hefty nylon tie wraps to strap the lead acid batteries in. The first time the robot got hit the tie wraps broke and the batteries went flying.

Possible Solution To The 4000 Ten Series Battery Corrosion Problem
John Deere Tractors
Replies 87 Post by kwschumm

Figure out your options that you would like. Try to come up with every option like block heater or the more solid pinned side links. You might consider the two sets of tires for woods use to the lawn.

BX 23
Kubota Tractors
Replies 2 Post by Art White

"To you Jinma owners. Compare your tractor to a John Deere, or a Kubota, or Yanmar. Are they comparable? I'll be using it to move/dig dirt, manure, tree stumps, some rocks on hilly land and try to level some ground for stuff like corrals. Just a couple of acres, but WAY too much for a shovel and wheelbarrow."

Hey Sarge,

I think that you will find much more information about the Chinese Tractors/Jinma,Kama,Foton, over at Tractor bi Net and N Y C T O .

Doesn't seem to be that much activity here at this site.

Comparing a Chinese Tractor to a JD,NH,Kabota,MF,Mahindra,Kiota, etc in a new tractor. They are all better than the Chinese tractors, but they are about twice as much. The Yanmars are used units, and I don't even consider used units myself, and I don't like purchasing used or rebuilt units. They are just too risky for me.

I have 135 hours on my Jinma 224 and most all have been pulling a 5 ft box blade. So far so good. I have heard from others that have 400 to 600 hours and they are also having good luck. I have also heard stories from some that have had problems, either from owner operator abuse or from lack of lubrication.

It is very very important that you make absolutely sure that all oil reservoirs have oil in them, when you first get your tractor, and that all parts are adequately greased.

Best of luck with your tractor search.
Get your tractors running &
Have a nice day,
Joe

Jinma in a crate
Jinma Farmpro Agracat Nortrac
Replies 18 Post by Joe

Check out the Caroni Mow and Carry, sweet little toy, I just got one that I have dealing with the local dealer for 3+ years a little sun baked, but new never the less....works very well!

http://www.caroni-spa.com/inglese/mac_agricoli/mowcarry/welcome.html

TZ24DA Grass Catcher
New Holland Tractors
Replies 5 Post by URTOAST--Brian

I have a 5.4 in a 99 F150 and everybody asks me if I ever had a sparkplug eject from the head. Hear this engine is known for this? I've got almost 60,000 troublefree miles from mine.

2000 F250
Pickup Trucks and Trailers
Replies 8 Post by mscott6799

Thanks everyone for the info. I found a dealer who rents 2005 3320's with 4wd/ehydro/r4 to a school system every 6 months. The school uses them for mowing or pushing snow. He sells them with about 100 hours/6months old for about $15500 for the tractor, $2000 for 300x loader, and $1500 for 72"mmm. I may have him save one for me for next March. This seems like a much nicer deal, and I like the look and options of this model compared to 5yr old 4300.

final offer JD4300 430FEL 72MMM for 16700
John Deere Tractors
Replies 13 Post by chrisscholz

I own a B7800 HST, Want to Upgrade to a L3130. Am thinking about going with FST (Straight Drive Trans), Any thought on the subject of those of you who have one.<br>
I will be using mostly for light work, and bush hogging.

Type Transmissions
Kubota Tractors
Replies 12 Post by RRagent

Yet more BX24 picts one this site:

http://www.deenimplement.com/

BX24
Kubota Tractors
Replies 5 Post by tractornewbie

That is still less than half the pto rpm specified to operate the mower. If it works at that rpm, I would just keep on a cuttin'. ;o) Sure beats buying a new or other mower.

JD 260 grooming mower
Mowers Field and Finish
Replies 13 Post by Chief

How easy will it to get parts for the Cub in 10 years? They are offering tractors from a number of different manufactures, for example they brought in the Kioti for one year. We know NH is supplying all the old Fords,most dealers have the common parts instock.

Cub7532 versus Case DX33
Case
Replies 5 Post by Peters

By the way, th4e price is about right for a gear drive. Blower work could be a little difficult with the gear drive do to the PTO drive system used.

B2150 with FEL price check please
Kubota Tractors
Replies 5 Post by Art White

Art, Could you please give more explanation as to your recommendation of the hydro.? Thanks

B7800- NEW OR USED
Kubota Tractors
Replies 9 Post by scsteve

I have received quite an education here about ammunition, ballistics and availability. I appreciate all of it!

The longest shot I would have to make here is about 100 yards. I have a spot in my barn I can sit and watch a baited area and my shot is about 100 feet. I really don't want to put dollars into the 5mm having it fit to a scope.

Sounds as though the .223 or similar cartridge mated to a night vision scope may be the way to go. On the other hand, the coyote were in my yard in broad daylight 50% of the time I have spotted them.

Rifle Scope Selection
Just For Fun Off Topic
Replies 20 Post by cutter