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You may be right Mark. I was just going by an article I had read. Whatever happened (or didn't) I hope the truth comes out.

Sick and Tired
Everything and Anything
Replies 41 Post by Justus

It takes a lot of metal reinforcement to handle the pounding a backhoe dishes out to a small tractor. <br>
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It would be best to get a machine engineered and warrantied by the manufacturer for that sort of abuse.<br>
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In your case, if you have not bought yet, step up one model. If you already have a 2305.... maybe you can trade up.<br>
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JD2305 backhoe
John Deere Tractors
Replies 6 Post by DRankin

Ken's hero status is solidified.

The Av8r Web (dot) com is on the air. Lots more to build, but it's up and running.

Website Building
Just For Fun Off Topic
Replies 10 Post by AV8R

I have a B3030 and when I bought it I also got a Landpride 60" rear blade. It worked fine until the first snowfall. I found out then that it would not push the snow far enough outside of the rear wheels when angled. I traded it back in on a 72" and it works great. Your B7800 will have no problem with a 72" RB. Good luck.

Size of Rear Blade for B7800
Kubota Tractors
Replies 5 Post by Toolin

Congrats fellow 4110 owner. The cupholder JD sells for the garden tractors goes for about $12, and applies to the tractor via double sided tape. It's a great cupholder - I'd ask your dealer to throw that in (or break down an buy it.)

Bought J D 4110 after looking at 2305 and 2520
John Deere Tractors
Replies 5 Post by JasonR

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Paypal email scam
Website Operations Howto
Replies 24 Post by MIFarmin

you really need to keep an eye on this problem as it has cost me an engine. in other words keep the AIR FILTER CLEAN

kubota l3010 air filter alarm
Kubota Tractors
Replies 5 Post by ahsofred

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1* Wouldn't it be better to move the trail to the other side of the guy wire?
When you said this " I have A guy wire that I need to have removed or relocated but I can't even get Charter Cable to come out and look at the problem much less fix it,
2* I read it as moving the pole as well.
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2*The pole don't need moved:
The guy wire just needs changed a little or it might not even be necessary to have the guy wire.
Probably only about a 30 minute job.
The electric company set the pole 35 years ago. It's right about on the property line between me and my neighbor. The pole might be on my neighbor or then again it may be on me or could be on both of us. The screw anchor is 19 feet out from the base of the pole and was set in my yard in an area that was all grass and lawn at the time.
I quit mowing the area about 25 years ago and it grew up in dense saplings and heavy brush.
About 5 years ago Charter ran cable service out through here using this pole for their cable and attached another guy wire on the same side of the pole as the one all ready there by the elect company.
Since the area was all grown up with briers saplings brush and vines charter took the easy way our and put the screw anchor closer to the pole than the one from the electric company is. Charter took the easy way out by putting their anchor closer to the pole instead of clearing a path for the guy wire & anchor.
If the over growth had been another ten feet closer to the pole there is no doubt in my mind the screw anchor would be ten feet closer to the pole than it is now.
Should the placement of the screw anchor be determined on the distance it needs to be from the pole or should it be determined by how far the land is cleared out away from the pole?
Now that I have the area all cleared out for them the least they could do is come back and install the anchor and guy wire right if there is going to be one.

This drastically cut down the clearance I had to get around the electric companies guy wire.

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utility pole guy wires
Parts and Repair
Replies 43 Post by lbrown59

Well I ran out of diesel for the 3rd time today. You would think Dodge would spend a little money on the gauge after the 5K it is for the Cummins. Considering what a problem it is to get restarted.<br>
Incidently you can reprime by jump starting if it is a manual.<br>
Empty on mine varies from E to about 1/8 of a tank. You don't know if you have another 90 miles of fuel or are on fumes. What a piece of junk.

Fuel Gauge
Pickup Trucks and Trailers
Replies 11 Post by Peters

I recently purchased a 1610. I was told it was about 20 years old. I have no manual or anything else which would enable me to both service and keep repaired. Who can I contact to order the correct manual? Thanx

Yanmar 1610
Yanmar Tractors
Replies 2 Post by Mad Dawg - USMC

I'm going to be tilling and grass seeding some small areas of my property, and they're rather far away from my house. I'm looking for an inexpensive method of watering the seed. I was thinkg about buying a 25-50 gal tank to put in my tractor's utility cart. Then I'd either have to use some sort of 12v pump - or - since I have a 25HP air compressor, I could pre-pressurize a tank. Anyone have a setup for doing this?

remote watering
Operating and Attachments
Replies 11 Post by JasonR

I have been using ultraseal for over a year in my rincon, kubota 900, trailers and ford tractors. Also in my kubota z21. Get the pump for putting it in under pressure, also some extra valve cores. If for some reason you stop up a core, forget trying to use it again. Nothing has leaked and have been on the road with the trailer over 80mph!

Repairing Flat Tires on ATV s
Utility Vehicles UTV/ATV
Replies 9 Post by regniflow

I have a JD 2210. Last year I bought the Woods GTC 52 tiller and have been very pleased. I looked at a number of tillers including my top choices of Land Pride and Deere. Both were very good but more costly than the Woods Tiller. I paid $1320 plus tax for mine in Wausau, WI. However, I think I got in before steel prices went up and that was part of the difference between the Deere ($500 more) and Woods prices. I believe they are both made by Woods.<br>
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My Woods tiller works well and is very quiet. Easy to hook up (I use an I-Match hitch) (see pics). I'd buy it all over again.<br>
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Some folks here like King Kutter. Inexpensive, sometimes on sale at Fleet Farm, but people say the paint chips easily.<br>
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B. Meyer

new tiller choice
Operating and Attachments
Replies 7 Post by bmeyer

Hello gentleman,I need to find out the best tractor for my application needs. I have a total of 6 acres that needs some fill in work with a bucket. 3 of the acres needs bush hogging work that is very wet and a lot of trees that fell during the hurricane ivan into my creek. I want to use a tow behind finish mower around the house and a box blade to knock down some of the high points in the yard where I had a cattle pen. I may want to use a landscape rake also. I want a kubota tractor and have been looking at the B2630 but I dont know if this would be overkill for what i need. What about the B2410,7410,7510 or 7610.Would like to use 5' implements with it if poss. Any input would be greatful. what type of tires would you suggest dont want to tear up existing yard but need to use in the wet cond. this will be my first tractor.

buying right tractor
Kubota Tractors
Replies 3 Post by jdrph270

HELLO!! Chevy sent me a check for $467!!!!!! They just may of kept a customer (since I cant afford a toyota!) anyway!!!!

Safety recall
Pickup Trucks and Trailers
Replies 12 Post by brokenarrow

I agree with oneace, if you have larger tractors for other utilities on your farm, and no use for a loader, I would go 0 turn, however I got a TZ22DA in January and have done mostly loader work with it. Now have 17 hours on it, and it has done everything I have asked of it. Only problem is I busted a fitting on the front of the right Ram and had to get a whole new line....15 bucks later and I was back in business. YOu might even save a little bit of $$$ by getting a zero turn over a TZ! Go diesel, dont go gas...you wont regret it. I needed a machine with a loader, otherwise might have gotten a dixie chopper off my late buddy for a good price.....no loader no deal. Good Luck

tz25da vs tc23da
New Holland Tractors
Replies 9 Post by MackVision

I have a 1995 Hunan 244. The local dealer is no longer in business. Does anyone know where I can obtain parts for this tractor? I've been told that this model may be a Kubota clone. Can someone tell me if this is true and, if so, what Kubota model might have parts that would be compatible?

Hunan 244 Parts
Jinma Farmpro Agracat Nortrac
Replies 1 Post by au_ee87

take the cyl. off and take it to the dealer.can be done in 20 min at little cost. don't ask how I know.

LA723 Seal Replacement
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 7 Post by charlieK

Thanks

I will try that.

Three point hitch
Kubota Tractors
Replies 18 Post by farmeron

Yes, the suit was settled, terms of settlement have been reported as confidential, if the color of a new kioti is is compared to the other orage tractor it is obviously different. Seriously there are more tractor companies than colors, the whole notion of color ownership is rediculous, IMHO of course... I can think of 2 companies that would disagree and have the courtroom trophys to support thier side. Just cause its legal don't make it right!

Opening a Kioti Dealership
Kioti Tractors
Replies 10 Post by chipuren