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It should be plenty. I have TC33D (hydrostat and Super Steer) and I use it commercially to pull a 5' brushhog, 6' box scraper. I don't need a loader for it (I have other equipment for that)

What did you mean about the 3-point hitch? All modern tractors come with 3-pt hitches.

As far as loader work or even grass cutting, opt for the hydro drive TC, or better go with the "D" or "DA" which you get the hydro, a suspension seat, cruise/speed control, and a telescoping/tilting steering wheel among other goodies.

tc 29 enough tractor price
New Holland Tractors
Replies 7 Post by earthwrks

Scott,

Your experience reminds me of first use on a Case tractor a few years ago.
First bush hogged my pines, one oil filter and refill. Good it blew oil where I could see it to shut down engine quickly.
Second bush hogging job there bent left step. Straighten and back to work, there did go right step.
Thrid bush hogging job there went hole in left rear tire.

By then I believed the hardest work you can do to a tractor is with a bush hog. As Ken said walk the property if you can not see safely. Watch for holes also. I think we think our tractors are built like logging machines, they are not.

Also welcome.
kt

Watch out for the filter
New Holland Tractors
Replies 7 Post by kthompson

I haven't kept up on things well enough to know what "cat back" means in dual exhaust terms, help me out. Frank.

Dual Exhaust Cat Back
Pickup Trucks and Trailers
Replies 24 Post by hardwood

The engine maintains power and revs but the tractor just stops moving forward as if the gearbox or clutch is slipping.
The workshop has told me the head gasket on the engine needs to be replaced and this could be the cause but I am sceptical as the engine seemed to be running fine except sometimes a bit hard to start when cold.
It is due back at the end of this week and then will see what happens.
Anyone have any idea what the recommended grade of gearbox oil is?

Thanks

Hinomoto C174 drive problem
Hinomoto
Replies 6 Post by thedon737

I can supply new & used parts for your E14. Email me at sheaftractor at grics.net

Hinomoto parts
Hinomoto
Replies 5 Post by lsheaffer

Install a 2500 psi pressure gauge in the hydraulic line to check the pressure. The pump may have been damaged before the key sheared.

no power
Yanmar Tractors
Replies 2 Post by lsheaffer

Hi all<br>
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I need to know how mutch diesel fuel an Iseki TX2160F HST approximatively takes per hour?<br>
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Regards<br>
Roland Beyeler

Iseki TX2160 HST
Operating and Attachments
Replies 1 Post by TAB_B+U

Hi, I have a 1902 engine that is shot. Iam told that the 1902 is no longer made or around. I would like to know what the replacement engine is? Maybe something with more horsepower.

r-400 wheel loader
Kubota Tractors
Replies 4 Post by john

You can lock the deck up by using the height control knob, set it were it says top with the three point all the way up.

Bx1500 3 Point and lawn deck control
Kubota Tractors
Replies 12 Post by Gearhead

Check the sender, also check the temp of the lower radiator hose compaired to the top, if they are very close the water pump impeller could have come lose not curilating the coolant.

Kubota L3650 overheats
Kubota Tractors
Replies 9 Post by Gearhead

Well,I guess nobody wants to add onto the 5 pages already invested in,,,[richardx],,,no body wants to try and e-mail me either? humm?,,dennis,for the record,I'm 61 years old and live in charleston, w.va,,,and,,love you too,,,,thingy

Problem Poster
Everything and Anything
Replies 70 Post by thingy

Wingwiper
I too am tuned into the McCain/Kennedy Bill. Im having a hard time understanding their thinking? Then again, Im just a stupid cheesehead!!! What do I know but beer and brats? (Hell, I dont even know beer anymore, havent had one in a few years. LOL

BUY SOMETHING TODAY
Everything and Anything
Replies 12 Post by brokenarrow

You are supposed ask that before, not after!

ck20
Kioti Tractors
Replies 5 Post by DRankin

It's coming out of the gearbox below. It is not a ten minute job even for an experieced mechanic taking several hours to dissasemble and reassemble.

B20 steering column
Kubota Tractors
Replies 2 Post by Art White

I just brought a 2006 ck20 hst with a 120 FEL, industrial tires, 4' brush hog, post hole digger and box blade. I paid 15000.00 delivered for it and I am curious if this is a good price???

ck20
Kioti Tractors
Replies 1 Post by akitadog

I am not sure where the 135 degrees comes from, but the transmission oil in my tractor is a lot hotter on a 100 degree summer day doing dirt work than it is on a +25 degree winter day plowing snow.<br>
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I can put my hand on the Tn'T SCV and feel the temperature of the oil flowing through the open center valve body. It will raise a blister in the summer. It's just toasty warm in the winter.<br>
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I would imagine the effect of the fan forced oil cooler is factored in just like it would be with the engine cooling system. There has to be an air temperature at which the radiator will no longer cool the engine sufficiently to keep the coolant from boiling.<br>
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The Deere specs suggest that above 122 degrees air temp for Hy-Gard and 80 degrees for Low-Vis, the oil in a hard working tractor will retain enough heat after going through the oil cooler to either break the oil down or render its viscosity so low as to cause performance problems.<br>
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Whichever it is, if it is that hot(122)outside you will find me under a nice shade tree with a cool drink, and not flogging the tractor.

John Deere BH 46
John Deere Tractors
Replies 30 Post by DRankin

When I was young my dad and I would remove the individual red bugs with the point of a small sharp knife. It got rid of the bug but it still Itched like crazy. I dont know if it did any good. Read the Info below.
A chigger or red bug is an immature stage (larvae) of the harvest mite. Like all mites, the harvest mite life cycle includes larva, nymph, and adult. In the last two stages, this mite feeds on plant materials. The stage that gets the attention of humans is the larval stage. This is the stage that is considered to be a pest, causing intense itching.

The tiny nymph (chigger) will infest humans (and other animals) usually when we work or walk in tall grass or other such undergrowth. The chigger has a mouthpart similar to that of a tick and uses this mouthpart for feeding. But, unlike ticks, chiggers do not feed on our blood.
A chigger's saliva will at first harden the walls of the hole made by its mouthpart. This hardening gives the chigger a "straw" to use for feeding and prevents our body from closing off the hole made by this pest. Once the chigger has made its hole, it can now feed. Its saliva will actually liquefy our skin cells which the bug now uses for food.

The chemicals or proteins in a chigger's saliva will cause itching in the area where the tiny red bug feeds. This itching is delayed; we sense intense itching about 24 to 48 hours after being exposed to chigger bites. Some itching might be detected in 3 or 4 hours but the worst sensations (a day or two later) are what fool us into believing that we picked up chiggers (or red bugs, as they are sometimes called) in our lawn.
Having a terrible itch from red bugs or chiggers? Where were you yesterday or the day before? That area is usually the origin of infestation. This is very important when eliminating chiggers or harvest mites in all stages.
A chigger is too tiny to see with the naked eye but a group of them can be visible when they congregate on our ankles, waist or other body area. (These areas are preferred by the chigger because our skin is thinner and makes it easier for this microscopic pest to penetrate our skin for its meal.) When grouped together in large numbers they appear red in color. This is their natural color, not caused by blood feeding!

Chigger Myths
Chiggers do not bore into and live inside of our skin. Applying finger nail polish or other household chemicals to red bumps on our skin does not help. They will not burrow deep inside our body and eventually die. By the time your severe itching problem sets in, the chigger is nowhere in sight. Trying to smother a chigger with various products is a total waste of your time and might actually cause more problems.

Chiggers do not drink blood. They are red because that is their color. Chiggers drink liquefied skin cells. Ticks feed on blood; chiggers do not.

A chigger or red bug is not an adult bug. It is an immature larvae.

These pests are not insects; they are mites.

That tiny hole or red bump on your skin is not where chiggers lay eggs. A chigger is a baby, a harvest mite larvae. Only the adult harvest mite lays eggs.

Elimination
Once you have established which area the chiggers have infested, you can treat lawns, fence rows and ornamentals with Permethrin Pro. Use one ounce of concentrate per 1,000 square feet of area to be treated. Use a hose-end sprayer for applying to lawns, fence rows.
This material is safe for use in areas where children, pets and wildlife frequent when applied correctly. Keep people and pets off treated areas until dry. Permethrin Pro will kill chiggers, ants, fleas, ticks and other pests found in lawns. It can also be used indoors for general purpose pest control: roaches, ants, fleas, ticks, spiders, silverfish and other labeled pests.

Folk Chiggers remedies
Parts and Repair
Replies 13 Post by SG8NUC

Check the lines for blockage, little critters maybe the problem. Did you cap the ends over the winter?

hydraulic lift problem on front loader
Massey Ferguson Tractors
Replies 3 Post by SG8NUC

Get him a new tractor! I don't think that there are any left in the system and for the money and cost to install you would be better off swapping.

Power Steering option or modification for B7200
Kubota Tractors
Replies 3 Post by Art White

You may wish to check with Agri Supply on Gator Blades. I don't find Agri Supply beat very often on price. Do realize they sell a lot of parts that are not orginial but they tell you that. They do ship. They do stand behind their products great.

http://www.agri-supply.com/

Gator Mulching blades
Garden and Landscape
Replies 5 Post by kthompson