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Toolman I have my doubts about that low pressre line---my experience is that is what is called the "charge" line to keep the pump swash plate against the small slippers on the ends of the pistons, and keep the seals and bearings wet. Here's a thought: I have a large Case trencher with a dozer engine in it. I was trenching one day under full power when it caught on a chunk of concrete and it siezed up so quickly the pump relief valve didn't have time to react and so the pump front seal blew out filling the pump drive box and out the vent. You may have the same sort of thing where errant pressure is going to the wrong place---I dunno. (Trencher is for sale too)

BX-2200 transaxle filter imploding
Kubota Tractors
Replies 22 Post by earthwrks

I've got a 1500D (D=4WD - same tractor otherwise). I run a 4' tiller on mine, tilling a couple of gardens about 40x100' each. Does a great job.

Ym1500 and rototiller
Yanmar Tractors
Replies 3 Post by Alexander

NC

I was being sarcastic and not aiming at you, trying tomake apoint.
33.3% in taxes to live here andhave the roads to travel on, Schools, choices in te millions, Fire depts, Police depts, Libraries, Programs to help when you are down on your Luck, Veterans Homes, some of the best hospitals and research centers in the World, Space Program where much of the World's Technology comes from, a State and a Federal Military that will not only repair your roads during floods and be there to help during Hurricanes and other diasters but also stands ready to protect and to serve us, Mass Transit, and on and on. We have what most countries wouldn't even know how to dream about. I'll pay the 33.3% gladly.
I'll take the Good Ole U.S. of A over Canada or any other country in the world. We are envied by many and they will try and tell you how bad we have it, before you judge go to a third world country see the sick, the unemployed, the poverty the lack of Spirit in the eyes.
God Bless the U.S.

America The Greatest Country on Earth
Everything and Anything
Replies 83 Post by wingwiper

Did you have the Heavy Duty bucket?

David

JD 460 Loader Bucket
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 4 Post by dsg

Even taking the MMM off, or putting it on, one has to be careful. The MMM's rear lifting "lugs" protrude up a bit. If not careful, they can hit the filter when moving the MMM in or out from underneath the tractor. The first time the MMM was removed, I just barely dented the filter -- that was enough for me.<br>
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Welcome.<br>
JJ

Watch out for the filter
New Holland Tractors
Replies 7 Post by wr5evk8jj

Question:

"Are you trying to say that 2 similar-sized trucks, with similar HP, and both pulling identical heavy loads, but 1 gas and 1 diesel, will get the SAME MPG???"

Answer: No! that is NOT what I said. I was mainly referingto what KW had posted, but FYI Two Identical Trucks, similar HP NO LOAD, would get about the same MPG. diesel would stay about the same even with a load, gas would drop. Point though, I will explain for those who seem to jump to conclusions and insert other words, is MOST people do NOT need the use of a Diesel all of the time and would be running under NO LOAD far more than with a load and therefore diesel would NOT justify the extra $5000 plus increase in MSRP. Now if you are hauling all of the time and driving many miles per year, than you pay to move the load. How is that Murf? understand it better now? Ifyou are hauling a boat just a few times per year stay with the 3.73 and DO NOT get the 4.10s, otherwise you will pay dearly for all of those EMPTY miles. How is that, am I cooking or what? feel free to jump in anytime Murf, I am sure you will. LOL

Dodge territory
Pickup Trucks and Trailers
Replies 34 Post by wingwiper

My neighbor has a Kubota L210. He was wondering what years they were made.

Kubota L210
Kubota Tractors
Replies 2 Post by EGG

Is it smoking when this happens?

Kubota TG1860D
Kubota Tractors
Replies 9 Post by Art White

When working with used equipment or cars, houses, or most anything you ever want to sell or see sold the following works! It's going to be new to someone! The closer the product looks to new the faster it sells and for a higher value.

Covering
Kubota Tractors
Replies 3 Post by Art White

I've had one for two mowing seasons now and it's great. Very easy to install. The 6' version has reinforcements that allow you to drive over it for installation. I can put mine on in about 3 minutes.

B7800 mid mount mower question
Kubota Tractors
Replies 9 Post by Joe

I have a Branson 2810 (28hp at the PTO) and wanted a tiller that would cover my tire tracks (68in). the KK 72 in seemed to be a good choice but is rated at 35HP min. Rolled the dice and the Branson 2810 never complained as long the the soil is not unreasonably wet and I run enough engine rpm's to keep the pto turning at 540.

pto hp
Operating and Attachments
Replies 11 Post by bluefishbeagle

"Is it that important to keep my new tractor covered or in a barn?"

Yes. An occasional night out won't hurt it, but sitting out in the sun and rain continually, and it will fade, peel, crack and rust. Water seeps into threads and seizes bolts in place. At least a tarp is called for.

Good luck,
Bill

Covering
New Holland Tractors
Replies 7 Post by BillMullens

Normally for loader work you wouldn't "ballast" the front, so if you had a conversation about loader work and ballasting then the fronts weren't part of the equation. However, since you need to ballast the front to counter- act the rear, weighting the front with calcium is a viable option if you can't install suitcase weights. I have a blue TC33D and I have to have suitcase weights with a 6' box blade or 5' brushhog.

B7800 adding front weight
Kubota Tractors
Replies 10 Post by earthwrks

is there a bagger for the 160 mower?

john deere riding lawn mower 160
John Deere Tractors
Replies 2 Post by don

Hello everybody,<br>
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I have bought three years ago a second hand shibaura SD1800. this is equipped with a twin cylinder diesel engine. On lower left engine block the following number can be found : LET802C M811 1005cc which looks to me, if not the part number, to be the engine model.<br>
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Does anybody know more about this engine and where I can find some technical, service and parts manuals concerning this engine ?<br>
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Thanks in advance for your cooperation.<br>
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Alain.

LET802C M811 1005cc for Shibaura SD1800
Shibaura
Replies 9 Post by mahyar

Scott,

As stated in my 04 may 06 posting, here are the different speed you can have on your SD1800.
The lever in LH side of your seat has 3 positions : High, neutral and low. In front of this one, there is another lever who should have five positions : from aft to fwd 3, N, 1, N and 2.
1 low gives 492rpm
1 high gives 588 rpm
2 low gives 699 rpm
2 high gives 834 rpm
3 low gives 937 rpm
3 high gives 1192 rpm

These PTO outputs rpm are on 2500 rpm engine rate.

I enjoy this tractor, unfortunately I have no technical, service or part manuals. Do you have any or do you know where I can find some ?

Shibaura SD1800 PTO controls
Shibaura
Replies 3 Post by mahyar

Even though AgraCat went bust, what they sold as an AgraCat was actually a rebadged Jinma (Chinese). Plenty of info all over the net on parts and repair of Jinmas.

//greg//

Agracat Tractor
Other Tractor Brands
Replies 3 Post by greg_g

I would check the flow of fuel from the tank. If you remove the hose from the filter base, hold it in a bucket and make sure you get a nice full flow of fuel from the hose. You might have some debris floating around in the tank that closes fuel flow after driving around awhile. If the flow looks good now, check it again immediately after it loses power.

950 diesel JD
John Deere Tractors
Replies 5 Post by jd110_1963

Peters...

I'd go with a much different design if I were to make it free standing. My use is typically to drive it to a downed tree, chain saw the tree into pieces and log split at that location. If the logs were in various locations, I would just drive the tractor to each of those locations with the splitter attached to the bucket.

Murf...

I like the 3pth design/idea for the FEL. I was thinking about something similar for moving attachments around (i.e. when the backhoe is attached). While I doubt I'll ever use it 'not' in the ground position, the log splitter is pinned in the receiver and can be used at any height the bucket can lift it at.

FEL Mount Log Splitter
Operating and Attachments
Replies 6 Post by JasonR

Thanks Tony. I was looking for the float drop dimension and you've answered the question. Level is level and non-adjustable is a no-brainer. Do they use gaskets or O-rings? I haven't found any gaskets available for this one on-line, just o-rings.

Honda small engines suck
Parts and Repair
Replies 32 Post by kwschumm