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I don't have one here to look at but they are either in the drive axle or on a jackshaft near it. If in the axle they would be more costly to repair in labor then if off an alternative shaft.

case 680ck brakes
Case
Replies 5 Post by Art White

My brother took down a big elm that was loaded with it and made the mistake of being in shorts and no shirt! It was within a couple of days he was covered with those seapy sores and I believe it was baths in ammonia that healed him up quickly.

Poison Ivy Remedies
Parts and Repair
Replies 20 Post by Art White

thanks treeman, but go to the starting message -- new batt, etc. It cranks AND starts fine IF the solenoid gets pulled by full voltage. Even started at 15 below this winter.

I'm now 99% sure it's a high resistance closure at times in the neutral safe switch. ALWAYS starts with my "bypass switch"

TC33 won t start -- sometimes
New Holland Tractors
Replies 33 Post by JDLutey

Thanks to all who replied.
Odd thing is that no one has replied as to owning or operating this particular Taylor attachment :-( .
My property has mostly river rocks and I just finished digging the first 16 post holes for a 3 rail fence I'm putting up around 10 acres. The rocks are so dense, I couldn't use a hand post hole digger so it was with a long heavy crow bar to loosen the rocks and a shovel to remove them out of the hole. Each strike with the bar sent jars of pain up each arm and shoulder. So I've decided to bite the bullet and order one.

Taylor Pittsburg Backhoe Attachment
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 8 Post by Seon

Thanks for the reply. I have been tearing my hair out trying to decide how much tractor I really need. I have a new place with 15 acres of woods with overgrown pond, cedars and pines,etc. Lots of willows to remove and the small trees are going to go. There are some old cars and stuff to move but I could rent big equipment for that. I have about 600 ft. of gravel road to maintain as well as the need to dig hundreds of feet of french drains. I will need snow removal in winter. I also have a duck club that I need to mow tules on and occasionally take out or put in a duck blind or two.

Do you think I would be better off with a smaller tractor? Having looked at all of the tractors I just like the way NH is set up. Easy access to everything, great setup on the rear and it "feels good" sitting in it. I also feel that parts and service would be easy to come by. I would buy a kubota or JD if I found a great deal I guess.

Price ck on NH TN70DA
New Holland Tractors
Replies 6 Post by fishdog

Now your talking! for that little bit of price difference you cant go wrong! Besides, you look cooler on that one.
Nevere under size your self! Although I have never done that (thanks to this board) I am very very happy with the size I got and so far have not met its match for the work I use it for!

TC24DA price and use
New Holland Tractors
Replies 15 Post by brokenarrow

I was looking at those 20's tractors the other day. We had a few in our training center. Alot of difference between those and the tc33 (29) size. I dont see much difference in the 23 (ish) rigs than in the lawn mowers except for the three point and hydraulics. Last time I looked there is not alot of difference in money (when you consider what your getting for the initial 10 grand.

TC 23
New Holland Tractors
Replies 4 Post by brokenarrow

760 hours in just over 4 years.
Been running around 190 per year.

AVERAGE ANNUAL HOURS ON CUT
Everything and Anything
Replies 21 Post by DK35vince

How do you know the light switches aren't sealed for weather? They probably are, or at least they have a waterproof bezel. It's likely a relay behind the dash or under the hood that's the problem. There doesn't seem to be a big outcry here from owners who park their machines outside. Maybe everyone parks their BXs in the garage at the first sign of rain.

4 WAY FLASHER PROBLEM - BX 23
Kubota Tractors
Replies 33 Post by kwschumm

I receive this magazine at the office and would recommend it for compact tractor owners. My subscription was free, I don't know if everyone can qualify for a free subscription. It has a lot of toys for the big boys.

Compact Tractor Guide
Operating and Attachments
Replies 5 Post by kyvette

Ken, I believe it is probably NOT a sealed battery. It is maintenance free - but does have 2 caps across the cells that could be removed but are not meant to be removed (they are not screw caps). The the guy at the JD dealer told me it was sealed but I am not sure he knew what he was talking about. In any event - I have not had any problems with corrosion yet, I think that the climate here must have something to do with it.

Possible Solution To The 4000 Ten Series Battery Corrosion Problem
John Deere Tractors
Replies 87 Post by ncrunch32

Ok I read what you want to do. I reccommend a small machine. Bx kubota size. Front loader, rear mower. You can use the FEL for cleaning paddocks maybe moving snow if you do not have a lot od snow and for a lot of other things like moving feed bags, bales of hay, ect. Granted it will be one or two bales at a time but the machine does the lifting. I would not buy any other attachments untill I found I really needed them and was sure the tractor worked for you. I do not actualy clean stalls with mine I put the poop in a wheelbarrow and then push it out of the paddock and dump it in the loader and then move it to where I want it with the FEL. I usually just spread it. The loader works OK for this once you learn how to do it. However if you have a gate big enough to get the tractor through you can use the FEL to scoop right out of the paddocks without shoveling. If you realy need a spreader you will be better off with one that does not use the PTO but is driven by the wheels. Hooking the PTO up could be hard for you. The mower will require the PTO to be hooked up but hopefully it would not be a regular everyday type of thing putting the mower on and off. You would have to take the mower off to use the spreader. I could be wrong but do not think you need anything with the back how on it.

Advice for Horseowner with Multiple Sclerosis
John Deere Tractors
Replies 21 Post by jimbrown

To be honest I have never heard of them. Depending on how big of a tractor you are getting the top after market loader would be ALO. I installed many of those and have yet to see a failure. They are very Strong and have many options to customize it to your needs or wants. (By the way I am not affiliated with them in any way, no longer work at the dealership either.)

Bulldog FEL
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 2 Post by oneace

thanks fore the well wishes. i am enjoying the tractor. i have added about 5 hours to the meter.

Positive ebay Kubota B7510 tractor purchase
Kubota Tractors
Replies 7 Post by schunter

That blade fits the G-1800-2000 chassis tractors and is listed as an economy blade. Sold for about 300 new.

Kubota G 2001 push blade
Kubota Tractors
Replies 2 Post by Art White

It takes a lot to bend a Kubota deck not to say that I haven't seen it. I'd also be looking at your hangers being sprung after what you've been mowing over and in knowing the deck in question I'd wonder how many decks you might have replaced if it was another brand!

mmm bending
Kubota Tractors
Replies 11 Post by Art White

Prehaps I should rephrase. I've driven a number of tractors including 4 or 5 HTS's but I'm not the familiar with the lingo. You are correct I don't have "gears." Learning from the posts above the SWS shaft is sticking which causes the tractor to keep moving either foward or backword depending on which direction I pressed the peddle until I manually re center the peddle. All the other HTS's I've dirven will stop when you let off the peddle in short order (you are correct its not instant)

Last night I washed and greased the linkage, that seems to have helped quite a bit. It also appears there is a spring that that can be adjusted but mine is already adjusted as far as it goes.

Does any one know what "usually" causes this problem and what part(s) need to be adjusted. Do I need a new spring, damper, connecting rods etc.?

Thanks for your help, sorry if my question wasn't clear from the start.

HST stick
Kubota Tractors
Replies 6 Post by Gryantaylor

My uncle who lives in WNY has stored his L2250 outside for 20 years and never needed a block heater.

B3030
Kubota Tractors
Replies 4 Post by jarndt

I bought my TC33 partially based on the fact that I could get super steer. I had driven an older Ford farm tractor with super steer and thought it was great. I have over 700 hours on my TC33 with no problems. Sure the front of the tractor moves the opposite direction slightly when first turning the steering wheel. This problem is easy to get accustomed too.

In addition to the tighter turning radius, another advantage of the super steer tractor is the longer wheel base which results in a smother ride.

I purchased my TC 33 with ag tires. My dealer tried to discourage this saying the ag tires would tear up the grass, but this farm boy just needed to have a 'real' tractor. A little common sense has resulted in no turf problems. When I go play in the mud, I am glad I have ag tires.

Super Steer pros and cons
New Holland Tractors
Replies 25 Post by lewy44

You need to go back to the axle and correctly adjust the bearing preload. There are a series of nuts to accomplish this. Tighten the nuts until you can start feeling the bearing chatter and then back off slightly until it feels smooth. This will eliminate the wobble (unless the bearing has totally fail and fallen out of the cage). If there was any undercutting from the old seal, the new one won't fare any better. Install a Redi sleve to provide a new wear surface.

Front axle seals
Yanmar Tractors
Replies 5 Post by Ym1110d