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Hi! I'd be interested in your Ventrac 4200. I'm also in Mass.

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

Randy, we have one of Titan homes plants across the street from us and a number of years ago they had some moral problems. They were loading the trailer toting tractors tires with nails so they didn't have to go out in inclimate weather. We used TRC after a near month daily run of fixes and it was quite some time before we saw the tractor again, we counted over 400 nails before we had it so to take a tube again.

Tire sealant for B7800 front tires
Kubota Tractors
Replies 11 Post by Art White

The only Japanese tractors that had backwards pto's were Satoh/Mitsubishi with 2 small 2 cylindrs engine, Suzue with small 2 & 3 cylinders, & a couple models of small Kubotas. Opponents of Japanese model tractors like to make people think that the backwards pto are real common.

hp 1610d
Yanmar Tractors
Replies 8 Post by lsheaffer

Get rid of the State Employee and School Unions and let these workers answer Directly to the people who are paying them.
People have to make a Bg Fuss or it will continue.
100,000 Illegals and legal Immigrants gathered in l.A. yesterday to protest the strict Border Proposals and the rest of us go to a Newsgroup and complain... LOL. Guys and Gals we need to give OUR complaints some VOLUMN. Property taxes are only as fair as the enforcers make it.
The School System is the BIGGEST MILKER of people's money, when the kids don't pass the S.A.T.s schools make excuses or try to fledge the S.A.T.s as outdated or whatever. Our system is a failurte and filled with blood sucking people wo want Benifits and shorter contracts and larger pay.
Teahcers sit on their asses and claim they are teaching, they refuse to stay after with students to help. My teachers did and today it is as rare as $3 bills.

High property taxes driving a new revolt
Just For Fun Off Topic
Replies 38 Post by wingwiper

By the way, how is your fill and compaction project coming along? I do not think you will have any problem with the fill sliding down the slope if the drop is only 3'in 50'. Several years ago at my old place I built a similar size pad on about the same slope. I built a little retaining wall about 3' tall to keep the lower end from eroding. I used the keystone locking blocks that you can get at the big box stores. It worked out great. Just have to be careful when you compact up close to the wall.

Dirt Compaction
Garden and Landscape
Replies 12 Post by dkheckmanl

Chipster,

I've got a place in New Meadows ID (I'm originally from Homedale) and I have a New Holland Skidsteer with a front mount snow blower. With the much higher gpm hydraulic pumps in all of the skidsteer or bobcat type tractors, you get very good results. The snowblower has a direction chute controlled from the cab which is a must. A pricy unit but boy does it blow snow. Was over there on Presidents Day weekend and had not been there for some time and blew about 2' of compacted snow with no problem. It will blow 6" of snow moving about 4 mph and throw it about 30 feet. Having the unit in front of you is a real big plus.

Good Luck!

Kubota vs New Holland vs Deere
John Deere Tractors
Replies 14 Post by bvance

It can be put on any 3X20, 4X20 cab or o/s. However only the 3720/4720s can be ordered factory installed.

3520 Air Ride Seat
John Deere Tractors
Replies 4 Post by JDDoug

There aren't English manuals for it. You have to use manuals for the closest domestic model, which I can supply.

Yanmar F200
Yanmar Tractors
Replies 13 Post by lsheaffer

A water pump can be put on the YM1700. I can supply you with the parts to add one.

Yanmar 1700 cooling
Yanmar Tractors
Replies 2 Post by lsheaffer

Was there a groove where the seal lip runs? Does the front have any free play? You may have bad bearings.

Front axle seals
Yanmar Tractors
Replies 5 Post by lsheaffer

I can supply you with a roll bar for your tractor. Email me at sheaftractor at grics.net for details.

roll bar
Yanmar Tractors
Replies 3 Post by lsheaffer

What type of soil are you going to dig into?

My Deere 4115 is in the same class as the B7800. I have some serious hard-pan on some areas of my land. The 4115/46 backhoe will dig it and the BX22 before it did too..... but the really hard stuff will slow it down a bit more than a larger, heavier model.

The beauty of this size tractor/backhoe is that it will transport on a 7000 pound GVW trailer and can be towed with a heavy/half ton pick-up.

b7800 l39
John Deere Tractors
Replies 4 Post by DRankin

there is probably a pickup screen in the transmission behind the suction line. It may be dirty. You can also loosen the pressure line at the pump & see if it pumps any oil.

MitsuD3259Fd Hydraulic problems
Mitsubishi
Replies 6 Post by lsheaffer

Make sure all the linkage is connected on the 3 point. If that is OK it could be a broken rockshaft to piston rod pin.

1401D 3ph lift ok down no go
Yanmar Tractors
Replies 6 Post by lsheaffer

Yup same tractor differant #

hydrostat trans
New Holland Tractors
Replies 15 Post by Gearhead

Ther is a update kit to change the cooler lines around to the new style that is on the new tractors, ask your dealer to look in assit and he will find it, should be around 70 to 100 dollars i think. For your low power problem check the adjustment on your three point arms, lower it set throttle about half and fully raise them, ther should be about an inch to an inch and a half play at the top. If ther isn't the hitch is sending the pump into releif. Ther a link in the back to adjust this just a small rod with two nuts on it, run them back and forth to adjust this and test the same as befor.

hyrdrolic problems-new holland 1630
New Holland Tractors
Replies 5 Post by Gearhead

We are neighbors, I have a ranch in East Texas, and have your problem, but not to the extent where the mesquite have taken over YET. I have been cutting them down and cutting off the large log parts, then taken branches into piles where I burn them... I then take roundup and annoint the stumps. I am mowing all the while, so "new" growth gets the cutting edge, and I again annoint them with roundup. The advice to "sell" or give the wood is good, provided the taker stacks what he leaves behind so it can be burned. Also, advice to rent chipper is good. I have enough logs for a century of use, and give away the rest.

clearing and chipping mesquites lots of them help
Operating and Attachments
Replies 10 Post by re: mesquites ad nau

I used to watch my Dad and my Uncle run a two man chainsaw, but not nearly that long, probably a five or six ft bar. I don't have a clue what brand it was but it had a set of handle bars on each end for them to operate it. I think all they did was fell the tree with the two man then cut the rest with crosscut saws and axes into lengths that could be lifted onto a buzz saw on the front of a tractor. Those old buzz saws were a grizzly machine too, several old timers I remember lost fingers in them. Frank.

Black powder splitting wedges
Just For Fun Off Topic
Replies 9 Post by hardwood

I ended up financing through Case-New Holland Credit for a new New Holland. Interest was less on a new skid steer than on a used. In fact I got a new one for less money per month--about $45. And a warrranty. Also, the mfg's are more willing to allow you to skip a month or two (winter) so long as you paid more during the good seasons prior. And the dealer gets a hold back for the financing and the insurance is much cheaper through them than you can buy elsewhere (and the dealer gets a hold back for that too so that makes him happier too)

financing used Kubota
Kubota Tractors
Replies 4 Post by earthwrks

I just paid 10,500 plus tax forB7510hsd turf specal with ag tires 60" mower free del.2005 modle new 5006 cost 11,500 ck. spec. on B7510hsd same tractor mower hooks up different. good luck from WV

Price on B7510hsd
Kubota Tractors
Replies 4 Post by greg blake