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I gotta say how lucky I feel that this nice guy in Iowa is gonna, if only for a "limited time", let me buy a pair of spindles with rims & tires ($200) and some painted 2" tubing ($100), and a bale spear ($100) for the low, low price of $1099, plus shipping of course.

That's only a 150% mark-up, but hey, a guys gotta make a buck or three.

Art, you have a 150% margin on everything you sell too doncha? LOL.

Best of luck.

Big bales Small tractor
Operating and Attachments
Replies 6 Post by Murf

The B7400 was the last of the hydro's built at that size and they came at 16 horsepower. I'm just assuming you have a hydro.

Kubota B7300 LA302 price
Kubota Tractors
Replies 8 Post by Art White

Don't sweat the non EPA rating.
What it means is the government
hasent made it computer controlled
like the cars, lawnmowers, chainsaws
sold in california.
Remember when you can fix you car
yourself (before computer). That
is what epa means.
George

first tractor
Jinma Farmpro Agracat Nortrac
Replies 6 Post by corvetteguy

I'm sorry to hear that Mike. You're right; we never know from one moment to the next what's in store for us. Having had a heart attack while out running 4 years ago I know first hand exactly what you're talking about. Again, our condolences.

I love my wife but
Everything and Anything
Replies 26 Post by Justus

This is the greatest county on earth. We have our problems but, it only takes one trip to a third would county to make a person realize just how lucky we are to live in America.

America The Greatest Country on Earth
Everything and Anything
Replies 83 Post by agriman

Gear or chains both can fail when the driveline sin't propected properly or not maintained. I've seen the teeth missing from both sprocket and gear. The Kuhn has been giving our customers the best bang for the buck for longevity and production.

tiller advice
Operating and Attachments
Replies 9 Post by Art White

Chuck, narrow buckets for trenching often don't clean well when dumping unless dry. Often they are also far deeper then a wider bucket making clay type load hard to remove.

Need 8 quot bucket for Kelly B751 backhoe
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 5 Post by Art White

If they are loose a 5 foot york rake would work.

Rocks
Kubota Tractors
Replies 2 Post by Art White

When buying anything used and a few years old you always seem to miss some luxuries for some and standard features for other. Hard to find a compact built today withoout power steering and if your young armstrong power steering is okay for a while unless there are others that might operate the tractor that might need it.

b 8200-dt
Kubota Tractors
Replies 3 Post by Art White

All great ideas. I guess I will have to bite the bullet and pick them. As they say ......... no pain no gain.
Thanks to all my new friends.

Garden Clearing Advice
John Deere Tractors
Replies 10 Post by tim9572

following up on your offer to search the part # for that grill, I'd appreciate it very much. Thanks

790 front grill
John Deere Tractors
Replies 5 Post by Peter Arnold

HEY, I'M THINKING ABOUT BUYING A 3110D,ANY INSIGHT OR INFO I SHOULD KNOW? WE LIVE ON A 6 ACRE FARM IN NC,STEEP INCLINES IN AREAS,I HAVE A ZENNOH ZL200O NOW,NOT VERY HAPPY WITH IT,<br>
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ED

YANMAR3110D
Yanmar Tractors
Replies 1 Post by ED BINGHAM

Well, the tractor had pry 20 hours on the same biodiesel blend before the knock appeared, so my guess is that the injectors just got a bit dirty.

Who knows, it may have gone away just by running the thing at PTO speed for a few hours on biodiesel anyway......

Most of my tractor work is not at a constant RPM. That may tend to cause injector coking.

L4300 DT with a knock
Kubota Tractors
Replies 6 Post by MannyT

We have great amounts of stone quarries here with solid stone and the dust comes from under the conveyors and from grinding the stone to size. It sets up great when compacted wet. To spread a little motar mix on and it is really like concrete.

Whats happening to my Gravel Driveway
Garden and Landscape
Replies 16 Post by Art White

So I used the few loosely! We have a few people in this country that also are in prisons as they took someone elses life. We have people here that don't have a worthy cause either (as far as I'm concerned) but have killed many. I do hope that the good would stop patronizing the bad eggs and let's get them into the skillet and give them what they deserve.
Yes I believe in the death penalty for multi murderer's as our government can't handle the costs of it's commitments now with every child being born automatically owing $156,000. at birth to the national debt. If the government was a buisness it to would have filed banruptcy but needed to about 75 years ago and is only worse now.

Islam is outraged
Everything and Anything
Replies 21 Post by Art White

There are many ways you can get around the factory set up and depending on your resourses only spend half the factory price but for the sake of retail value used they normally hinder resale value. I'd have to say for what it would cost for the factory set up you would recoup at least 50 percent of the cost vs having a penlty for a job that might be functional for you but actually cost you more money not counting the time or money to construct one when you might be able to install a factory one in two hours or less.

l3130 remote w fst trans
Kubota Tractors
Replies 7 Post by Art White

Well once you have the tractor. You might want to load it with a front end loader. Clean out the stalls mow the pastures. The list goes on and on. Look at the BX series. Good value for what you are getting. and at just a few $$ over a decent garden tractor and so much more versatile.

Tractor Size for 18 Cu Ft Manure Spreader
Operating and Attachments
Replies 6 Post by oneace

Jinma used at least 3 different filters for that basic model. It would help to know the Chinese number of the filter that you've currently got installed. It's not unusual to have to remove a few layers of paint to actually get down to the filter number.

//greg//

oil filter
Jinma Farmpro Agracat Nortrac
Replies 2 Post by greg_g

I have a JD 4115, FEL, 46 BH, 48 Tiller, 6' Frontier rear scaper blade and plenty of chains.
I live in the mountains and have a talent for growing some of the Hardest and largest rocks around. For years my ole JD 400 and 60" MMM tried like Hell to beat them down to size with not much luck.
I bought my 4115 a year ago and I must say I am impressed with what that critter has done. 860 pounds? hmmmmm I have moved rocks that I could not get off the ground, I have dug at least 20 stumps anywhere from 6 inches in diameter to 30 inches and I have buried boulders as big as my Pick up. My yard is now flat and not an obstacle as it was before. This last fall I went and cut my firewood and used the BH to life the tree and hold it while I sectioned it and then I used the FEL to scoop up the logs and dump them in my trailer. I have leveled a bank, repaired a road and last winter maintained the snow in my 300 foot driveway and sometimes the 1/4 mile access road. Other than being a little tipsy when the FEL is loaded and only the backblade on this tractor was made to work and with over 200 hours on it, it looks like the day I bought it, except for the 46 BH, it has met many a rock and the FEL is bent and beat but I bought it to work and work it has. Enough power for me, holes have been deep enough, oh Yeah! I also put in a Gray Water system and dug a 100' trench for the pipe and the dug the drain field. I am real impressed i thought I may had gone too small, Hell No John Deere labeled it wrong.

jd4115
John Deere Tractors
Replies 6 Post by wingwiper

I agree, Sharpton is so stupid, he can be hilarious and is worth listening to. The others are not even worth the gas.
doc

Ransom
Just For Fun Off Topic
Replies 3 Post by 091755