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It never will. The governor of Louisiana and the mayor of New Orleans are now heroes for all they've done. What a crock. As far as I'm concerned they are criminals who belong on trial. But instead they are getting more handouts for the people who WILL NOT (not can not) help themselves.

Thank Lindon Johnson for his great society and now George Bush for expanding discretionary spending (read welfare) more than any president since LBJ. (... and I used to be a big fan of W.)

Hurricane s tornado s floods
Everything and Anything
Replies 10 Post by AV8R

Now that might be what I need for the Red squirrel family that just moved into my attic or wall not sure which!

Got my new toy yesterday
Parts and Repair
Replies 6 Post by harvey

Still blazing fast from here

This site loading very slow
Website Operations Howto
Replies 6 Post by DennisCTB

I have on occasion used B2. I notice absolutely no difference.

Burning Biodiesel
John Deere Tractors
Replies 4 Post by ScooterMagee

I think that this was discussed in a previous post. Back to the muslims does anyone think that they are good hearted people. Their religion states it is good to kill christians. For the most part that is us. Give them the same respect that they are offering to the christians in their country. Change your religion or be eradicated. Then USA will be back to normal and we can disagree between ourselves without the threat of being blown up.

write your congressman - save a fellow man
Everything and Anything
Replies 20 Post by SG8NUC

I have a YM F18 with a front end loader. Problem is the small front tires 4.0x12. If the ground is ever so soft they sink into the ground. Is there either a wider tire and/or a larger diameter tire for this tractor? Does anyone know if there is a car rim that will fit this hub or a hub that will fit the shaft? Does anyone have a better solution?

Front tires on a F18
Yanmar Tractors
Replies 1 Post by Ron

I have a spare plastic trim piece that goes around the
steering column. It is in good used condition, pt # is
31351-2442-0.

Kubota L2850 Front Sheetmetal
Kubota Tractors
Replies 8 Post by dfkrug

According to several university tests I have read, the sonic repellants are pathetic, on anything, and reflect my personal results. The poisons work, but then, if you have a garage full of stuff like I do, summer comes, and smell will knock you out, but you can't find the little corpses anywhere, cause they go into nooks and crannies to crawl up and die. Sort of a revenge of the meese, and boy, do they stink. I have found that the plastic traps work pretty good (better mouse trap, not victor), and will even catch the voles, occasionally, but the best, bar none, is the adhesive trays with a little grain in the middle. Might want to put that somewhere the cat and dog can't get to, though, the ex wifes poodle got into one of them, and you talk about an unhappy mutt, by the time we got that all scrubbed off him, he gave me the evil eye for months. I suggest you secure both the plastic trays, and the mouse traps, though. Mice get caught, but not dead yet, and crawl away with them somewhere where you will find them, years later as little tiny skeletons, but which will explain why you couldn't stand to be in your garage or building till it dried up a year ago, summer, or two. Place either one along walls, behind things, etc. as that is where they tend to run, close to cover, and along baseboards. I've tried it all, in my old steel building, and the glue trays are king, bar none. They'll also catch about a million roaches, crickets, spiders, etc. I've caught multiple mice and voles, with the same trap, for the larger styles. Good hunting, and just throw the things away, don't take pity and step on them to put them out of their misery, as that stuff is the devil to get off your boot, hammer, whatever, too.....

Mice
Parts and Repair
Replies 39 Post by rwalter

Thanks, I will contact these guys for the info. I've heard it to be true, but don't want to pay for an engine that won't work for me. I appreciate your reply, anyway.

b6100d motor swap
Kubota Tractors
Replies 5 Post by rwalter

According to our resident Yanmar guy, you have 18 ponies at the PTO. That is plenty to run a PHD.

Of course it all depends on the type of soil you have. You can still get stuck between a rock and a hard place while digging, no matter how much HP you bring to the job.

186D post hole digger
Yanmar Tractors
Replies 2 Post by DRankin

SG,

Amazing, not only do all dirt roads lead to Clemson, so does the web. Amazing! Might be more roar in that tiger than thought.

Farming Magazine
Parts and Repair
Replies 5 Post by kthompson

The number is located on the left hand side of the tractor. It will start with the model and then go into the serial number. With most tractors the actual age isn't as much to be concerned with as the standard features and the condition. The tractor's have been improving with every model and some of the older models don't even often power steering as much as they offer a loader. There are some things to look at on some makes which the serial numbers will help, in which they had changes in them after the initial run and they didn't change the model before making the updates and did not install them in all tractors.

kubota B2710 year of manufacture
Kubota Tractors
Replies 5 Post by Art White

As far as your property goes...

What jobs do you anticipate doing with your tractor? How big? How often? Answers to those questions might help yield some good recommendations.

Kubota Vs Kioti
Kubota Tractors
Replies 6 Post by jarndt

1 night in a motel will cover the cost of all new parts. 1 five day vacation with the signifacant other whinning the whole time shoud be worth 2-3 new systems plus a plumber to do the work.

I would not just up and replace the tank. BUT if it is all out it makes sense to replace it. One less problem next year.

With your water quality in the spring I would check the pipes from the well also. Are they steel? How old? It might justify a trip later this summer to install plastic.

BLADDER PRESSURE TANKS
Home Improvement
Replies 21 Post by harvey

We will have to look elsewhere for a tractor also Wes.<br>
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My fiance was looking at the Lenar LE354 to work our property, but I know that he will not take a chance with bad service/warranty issues like this after I tell him what I have read. I usually do all the research on major purchases and this kind of quality and service is ridiculous. <br>
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Also, $12000 is a lot of money to spend on something that could possibly break on you within a year and you do not have any recourse to get it fixed. We do not have that kind of money to throw away after buying our land. <br>
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We wanted to buy a tractor within the year and we could with the Lenar prices, but I think we will have to put things on hold and wait until next year to get a quality "Name Brand" tractor.<br>
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some info on lenar tractors
Jinma Farmpro Agracat Nortrac
Replies 96 Post by 40acrenomule

My DX33 lifted 15 94# bags of cement off the flatbed truck one day. Thats 1410#s in the bucket. With filled rear tires and a 450# box blade,it felt light in rear. Could have lifted a couple more, but they were stacked to the limit. My BX2200 was rated around 450# lift and it would lift 750#s up to chest high.

TC33 vs TC40
New Holland Tractors
Replies 20 Post by dieselpusher

Yes it is a diesel

Three point hitch
Kubota Tractors
Replies 18 Post by farmeron

bad time to ask if the price was good after the purchase. Check out the link and this may answer your question.

jd 4710 price
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 2 Post by SG8NUC

If you want a tractor go find a good dealer someone you can trust and go to for help. You chances of finding a pot of gold on E-Bay is slim.

ebay Tractor pricing
Kubota Tractors
Replies 22 Post by SG8NUC

Hey,
San Antoino was a great vist. The people that live there have to be most friendly on the planet. I am not talking about the hotel and restaurant workers, its the average joes or joses.
The river walk is surly the place to go to see San Antoino. There are two kind of tours by boat. The first tour is one trip around the river walk by boat. The other is a kind of taxi, 24hr pass is the way to go with this one. They pick you up and drop you off any place along the walk for 24 hrs. It is very lush with all kinds of different plants and animals visiualy rich in different sights. It is a grand canyon, except with buildings.
The Alamo kind of took your breath away when you entered the doors. Just being on Hallowed ground does something to you. Also, and quite a shock there is no charge to see the Alamo or to stroll the grounds. The gift shop is another story. When you walk out of the Regency hotel down town the Alamo is right there. It looks as if they built the town around It. Very tall buildings everwhere. And for those who do not know the Alamo is still surrounded by Mexicans.

DRankin
I did not get to make the hog hunt, anyway I can shoot them off my front porch. I had the wife with me and we went to see my daughters graduation from AirForce Basic training.

San Antoino
Just For Fun Off Topic
Replies 6 Post by SG8NUC