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I still don't know how to get it to delete.
It may be something with 'classified ad password field' which I leave blank + a bug in software logic resulting in a false message indicating it is gone.
Support - any help ?
ad is #2611
Scott.

BX2200 4 sale - listed on TP classifieds but with trouble
Website Operations Howto
Replies 9 Post by scottrh

Napa 21334 oil filter
Napa 6270 Air filter

Yanmar 1610D oil and air filter
Yanmar Tractors
Replies 3 Post by jmumme

dam

Our Government
Just For Fun Off Topic
Replies 36 Post by SG8NUC

Caveat emptor!

Dealer Pricing System
Kubota Tractors
Replies 47 Post by AnnBrush

Before I got to excited about changing a bunch of parts, I think I'd spend $10 on a good stainless steel thermostat, get the tractor to running temperature and stick the thermostat in the coolant and see if it really is that hot, or if the $5 sensor just went bad, or there is a bad ground in the meter's cicuit or something simple.

I've seen several instances were people thought their machine was running either really hot or cold, in all cases the thermostat said it was the gauge or sending unit that was wrong.

Best of luck.

Overheating
Mitsubishi
Replies 8 Post by Murf

OK, it's been dry here in Washington, PA this summer, and we are running low on water. Considering putting in what the locals are calling a "coyote" system, which is a holding tank with a switch to pump into the tank 24 hours per day at specified intervals. Any thoughts on inside vs. outside (buried) tanks, size (4 kids), average cost I should expect for someone to install, etc.????

Well Water Problems
Home Improvement
Replies 37 Post by Blueman

As far as I can remember, pump spec's are purely hypothetical. All done on paper if you will.

Likewise flow rates, displacement times the rpm yields what they say the pump "can" do.

I don't know about the particular efficiency ratings, but I know if you look at the Mil. Spec. ratings of things, they usually represent the "real" numbers, such that a 9hp Honda is Mil. Spec. rated as a 5hp engine.

Best of luck.

Calculating hydraulic tonnage rating
Tractor Projects
Replies 22 Post by Murf

Contact me at 541-894-2328 I am interested in the Bradco 612 trencher. Dan Martin www.sumpterpinesrvpark.com

looking for used 3 point trencher
Operating and Attachments
Replies 6 Post by dzldan

Art, thanks excellent insight. I should have taken a better look. Again, going from foggy memory.. I'd say they were at least 75% of the width, but the thickness was maybe 50%. My gut tells me to wait. It's a 40" and I'd really like 50" to cover my tracks. I'd want to open the gear box and chain box and inspect.

help with buying used tiller
Operating and Attachments
Replies 11 Post by coloradotrout

On the seat belt in the skid loader. If you put your hand under the lower retractor you will find the release button toward the front of the device just push it when you are trying to pull it out and it disengages the lock.

How to disconnect seat sensor
New Holland Tractors
Replies 24 Post by oneace

I would think you can get the ring some place unless they made their own mold. They claim the one for the new one is a standard O'ring.
The other option wound be to machine the O'ring. Got any dry ice?

Pitless adapter help
Home Improvement
Replies 8 Post by Peters

I have researched several tractors over the last two months and have decided on the Kioti CK30 HST with CL130 FEL and KB2375 back hoe. The price you paid is much less than what I have been quoted and would like to know where you purchased yours.

Price on Kioti CK25 or CK30
Kioti Tractors
Replies 15 Post by HoiPolloi

Well, I drained the oil this morning and it is a broken piece. It's the piece that supports the inner bearing inside the case. It broke from the case. The bearing housing is intact, it just broke from the housing... These transmission housings look to be cast iron. It will have to be brazed as these is no way to get inside without taking everything out of the housing to get in with an Arc or MIG welder...

PTO Problem
Jinma Farmpro Agracat Nortrac
Replies 10 Post by donb1963

If your lucky, they are located in the same place as on my bx23. Lift the seat and look at where the wire loom splits into a 'T' and runs toward the turn signal lights. Mine come right out of the bottom. The ground is a male connector and the female is the positive. Check them with a voltmeter before connecting.

BX24 Worklight Connectors
Kubota Tractors
Replies 2 Post by cheezy1963

Help I bought a little used tractor from the dealer. They told me they had put on a new injector pump and changed all the filters. I talked to the mech. and one said the other one had timed it wrong. I bought it as is and now both the salesman and the mech. are gone. The tractors puts out a lot of black smoke. After it runs for awile if you shut it off It will not start till it sets a for about 20 min. It is not getting hot all that has been checked. I have a manual and when I read how to time it is says to turn the engine ccw facing the flywheel. <br>
(You have to have the injector tubes off so you can see the fuel in the top of the injector pump.) It says as you turn the motor the fuel will rise up the discharge fitting. When it runs over that is the F/1 or timing position. You shim the pump up or down to get that right. When I turn the motor over by hand it takes more than one revolution to get fuel to spill over. My thinking would be that if the top fitting was 1/2 full or 1/4 full when you turned the motor over it would throw the timing off. It dosen't seem to be a very good way to time the injector. Any help please.

Timing a B 7200
Kubota Tractors
Replies 1 Post by rgpbeme

hey guys, my loss your gain, 2005 4310 4wd, E-Power Reverser, R1 ag tires, foldable rops, 300CX loader, BB2065 box blade, 207hrs, OS system, speed match, electronic 4wd, great machine $17,500 <br>
also have LX5 mower and post hole digger with 9" and 12" bits at added cost<br>
Jim<br>
209-586-5604

4310 for sale
John Deere Tractors
Replies 1 Post by mountainff

Normal charging should be around 14 volts at the higher speed. To have grounding problems on a boat is not unusual!

Charging Voltage Level
Just For Fun Off Topic
Replies 28 Post by Art White

It's hard to say where the added horsepower might become determental to fuel economy but I've found it hard to replace cubic inches and horsepower for overall performance.

Super dhips
Pickup Trucks and Trailers
Replies 3 Post by Art White

I'd say it sounds like oil viscosity breaking down. This happens with large tolerances and high RPM in car engines but in diesels It is from large tolerances. You might try some higher viscosity oils. The main and rod bearings and possibly the cam bearings might be the problem but there are still other things to try. I'd hook a mechanical gauge into the system to verify as gauges do go bad but they are normally unchanged in reading. You might have a weak pressure spring but I'd doubt that being the problem as it woould be weak all the time much the same as the gauge. What is nothing for pressure?

To Belarus or not to Belarus
Belarus
Replies 28 Post by Art White

there must be something wrong with me. I had to crush about a hundred copters to get to my score.

Learn to flya copter for free LOL
Just For Fun Off Topic
Replies 10 Post by DenisS