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I have been reading alot here and now I have decited to ask the experts on here on you'r thoughs. I have a Kubota 7610 HST and want to get a tiller for it I have though about the woods gtsc52 but the kk has 6 blades instead of 4 like woods and most others But the KK is much heaver than the other brands.I have even looked at the XB kk but don't want to go to lite. Dose the two more blades make it work much better than the four blades it would seem to me it would till up the soil better. and last but least what size are most of you runing on this tractor the ground around here is sandyloam and rocky?

Itter size and weight
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Replies 3 Post by Cityfaarmer

I'm interested in japanese "kei" class trucks. They are brought into the U.S. in containers, grey market.<br>
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There are several brands to choose from.<br>
They are almost the same size as my rhino, but with a six foot bed due to cab forward design. Most have 3 cyl engines, 4x4 with low range. They have doors, windows, heaters, wipers and some have AC.<br>
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Even more interesting is that the cost about half of what my rhino cost.

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Replies 2 Post by curley

YP,

Not a computer expert but have a thought and if it has been covered forgive me...network. Are your printers network ready? If so that might be your best option. If they are not and the type of machines they are, they probably have that option to buy.

I have a printer plugged in directly to my Dell on USB and the main printer is on network and it works very well. This is a very simple network with no server and each printer and computer plugged into the network router.

WW, it was YP who was wanting to remove McAlfee. I was able to cut it off on my Dell and did so and used Norton. Have since left Nortona and now use Zone Lab or some such name. YP, if your McAlfee is the trail version which my was it will take care of itself.

Has anyone purchased a Dell computer lately
Everything and Anything
Replies 52 Post by kthompson

I have the same question. New Holland contradicts them selves on use of bio diesel. They neither approve nor disapprove of useing bio diesel, but in another statement they say it is ok to use up to B20. I would love to burn B 100, but feel that if something did go wrong New Holland would void my warranty. I have a friend who has been burning B100 (home brew)in an older model Massey tractor and in his Ford pickup for a year with out any problems.

Bio-Diesel
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Replies 9 Post by mudcat

Nevermind! Tommy was kind enough to answer all my questions over the phone. Thanks!
Edwin

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Replies 2 Post by Edwin

Bigbouey,
What did you pay for your 3320, and with what attachments?

3320 hydro MotionMatch option or standard equip
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Replies 6 Post by StephenR

If I was going to buy a slightly used 4200-4700 I would be looking for the manual transmission like you have found. There are a few too many bells, whistles and engineering problems with the recent HST's from Deere.

As to price.... what drives the price of a used tractor is a new tractor. Compare it to the closest new model and determine how much you are saving.

Then decide if that is enough savings to go without two years of warranty protection and other new tractor perks.

John Deere Price
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Replies 4 Post by DRankin

"When my Ford tank gets low it reads empty going downhill and 1/4 tank going uphill. As long as I keep climbing I'll never run out of gas."

Mine does too. It must be a Ford feature!!

Fuel Gauge
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Replies 11 Post by shortmagnum

If you have the short level to engage your PTO as Dave and Art are saying, that is your clutch pedal for your PTO. On my Kubota with that set up they say to also engage it slowly as you would with a clutch pedal. It is easy to forget with the level what all is going on for me compared to the clutch pedal.

If you are new to bush hogging it will amaze you how far it can throw such as a 5 pound piece of wood or a brick or such hit just right or a broken blade. I have know of one throwing a piece of wood about 50 feet and denting a passing car. What a noisy fun but dangerous machine.

Overrun Clutch
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Replies 9 Post by kthompson

WW,
Our land is basically flat and we do normally have ditches on each side of our paved roads. Sometimes on our dirt ones. South Carolina is different so I understand in a lot of our paved rural roads as they are state roads with state rights of way. The counties for last few years have been who is paving the roads and I think they may be using the 25 foot width as they require at least 50 feet total for roads in any new development and there are tons of those. By far our state highway dept is much better to work with than our county is.

utility pole guy wires
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Replies 43 Post by kthompson

Thanks, I'll check itr for southern pine. I trust you still have the sketch of the girders we drew a couple months ago.

I'll let you know on the 10x10's.

bridge for Island
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Replies 102 Post by beagle

Thanks SG, but it's not my compactor. I think the ideas got shared to the right folks.

LOOKING FOR IDEAS TO SOLVE PROBLEM
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Replies 16 Post by beagle

You have a great looking place there. I love the lake thats where the wife could find me. Congrats.

Website Building
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Replies 10 Post by SG8NUC

At first blush and without more details as mentioned sounds like a sticky (dirty or corroded) fuel pump relay.

Tractor Will Not Turn Off
Mitsubishi
Replies 5 Post by earthwrks

i am in the need for a d 1402 kubota engine or a head for one. if any body has one you can call me 937 763 8441

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Replies 1 Post by nate fabin

help with electric pto. switch not activating clutch. I jumpered across conector of switch and pto operates. Since switch is $30.00, how can I test switch before buying one? JD part AM118802.

f710 front mower
John Deere Tractors
Replies 1 Post by pknmwrf

chief, i thought i had checked all of the grounds, but i'll look again. i ran it for about a hour then i shut it down. then it just clicks. i pulled the starter (it was a bitch)
and hooked it up to see if it would engage it did. after that i hooked it back up and it tried to turn over then it just clicked.

4410 will not start
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Replies 5 Post by zodiac

Its a 2003 with 140 hrs in classic garaged condition.Thanks for the information on the cup holder. I bought it from a home owner that down sized to smaller location.

Bought J D 4110 after looking at 2305 and 2520
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Replies 5 Post by camcon

Have a safe and enjoyable trip Murf! Almost missed this post. Was out of town at a horse show and got back late last night. Try not to over do the tan!

Blow this popsicle stand
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Replies 16 Post by Chief

Thanks for all the ideas...

Under ideal conditions, I'd like to keep the grass seed as moist as possible. On rain-free days, I'll most likely water both morning and at night. I'm going to utilize the 35 or 55 gal. drum method with a 12vdc pump. I bought the pump today at northern tool, 6.5-10A draw and for my application - it'll be more than 100 GPH flow. If the area I'm watering is large, I can load up my dual axle car trailer with numerous drums - and I'll haul that with the 4110. Otherwise, my GT245 has a utiliy cart that should hold a couple of drums (most likely two 35-gal.).

The drive to and from is flat, so I can take it slow without any worries.

remote watering
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Replies 11 Post by JasonR