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I'm not familar with your machine. But I do have equipment with hydrostats. I'd check if the linkage has too much total joint play. A little lost motion here, a little there can add up. I would disconnect whatever goes into the pivot that is part or closest to the hydraulic pump's swash plate---this is what controls direction and speed. Inspect for wallowed out mounting hole or boss or a broken attaching/locking pin for the linkage at the place. Inspect the linkgae side too for the same conditions. Jack it up with the wheels off the ground and the fronts chocked for safety. Start 'er up and see if you can replicate the go-pedal's action of changing the swash plate inputs by turning it by hand (it shouldn't take a lot of effort. If you can't get better results going directly to the pump's directional source (the swash plate pivot), I can't imagine what it could be---the pump/motor is fairly simple. These piston pumps are fairly simple and straight-forward, so if it works in one direction it should work in the other.

2550 slow in reverse
Cub Cadet
Replies 3 Post by earthwrks

Ah the saga of owning a vehicle. Since I moved, the old F250 wasn't garaged. It hates the cold mornings. So I finally took it in. They said the glow plug module was busted so that explains the hard starts. Also the exhaust pressure sensor and tube was plugged. So fixed that too.<br>
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Now it won't start in the cold, well, it will eventually but worse than before. But when it does get running, it has that old power back like when it was younger. Plus I bought a superchip unit for it. Oh, she really gets up and goes. Nothing like 7.3L of turbo charged US metal to get a truck moving...<br>
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Now if it would only start in the cold...

Trials and Tribulations but goes faster now
Pickup Trucks and Trailers
Replies 9 Post by Iowafun

Looking at a 1160 Massy Ferguson with about 1800hrs. It makes a noise while in 4 wheel drive. Any ideas as to the problem and cost to fix? Thanks

Noise while in 4 wheel drive
Massey Ferguson Tractors
Replies 3 Post by dnsmithnc

I'm missing the country living already. Been in my 1 acre subdivision house for 2 weeks. I miss the old country place really bad. Sigh.

I grew up in the burbs but enjoyed the last 4 years in the country. I never minded the smell. But then I was hitting up people for manure for the garden. Best fertilizer their is and nothing beats the taste of fresh picked veggie or melons straight from the garden.

Manners for living in the country
Just For Fun Off Topic
Replies 14 Post by Iowafun

We are in Sudbury, land of the rocks. We just need to move a few rocks from the shore line to get the boat in/out and a small area to get into the water. I would like a machine to do the rest by myself, as the next door guy is a very popular with his equipment(he is also there to relax) I'm thinking of the b20-B21 may be a better fit for me.

waterfront lot
Kubota Tractors
Replies 30 Post by ONTARIO

It was lots of coolant. Assumed it might be a internal crack, Brother had already checked head gasket. Did not know if engine had sleeves...<br>
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It has wet sleeves. The top o-ring on #1 was completely deteriated. The 2nd o-ring was tuff shape. Leak is there.<br>
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Pulled #1 and #2 pistons and sleeves just to make sure no crack between cylinders.<br>
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#1 piston is scored pretty badly sleeve looks ok enough just to hone. New piston and rings needed.<br>
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He has a IT manual it leaves alot to be desired but it is a ok reference.<br>
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Located parts at Weavers Compacttractorparts.com. Order Monday have overnighted.<br>
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Anybody dealt with Weaver before?<br>
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Thanks for the thoughts Harvey

Water in Oil Block leak
Antique Tractors
Replies 8 Post by harvey

my bx23 was a repo that my dealer gave me a very good buy on. the bx22 was bought from the same dealer last year that i also got a very good cost on. i have had 7 kubotas in the last 3 years. no complaints. i think i have the best dealer and service that can be had. i have done comparisons on line and $8800 seems to be several thousand below what a dealer would ask for this tractor.

swlling 2003 bx2200
Kubota Tractors
Replies 3 Post by rex091051

Sounds like a winner to me.

R4 s and snow
Kubota Tractors
Replies 10 Post by Chief

Your idea Chief, why not start that thread on ULSD?

The school buses around here quit running the first really cold day a few weeks ago. Government mandate the way I understand it.

Industrial R4 versus R1 Ag Tires for Snow
John Deere Tractors
Replies 53 Post by cutter

Nice truck.

Tire and rim trade
Tractor Projects
Replies 3 Post by Harvey3

Murf; Thanks for the info. First I was wrong, they have a one year warranty, not two year. I started out with Sears,Powerkraft(Monkey Ward) home owner grade machines and soon learned they just won't handle eight hours a day five days a week type service. An old friend who's furniture quality makes me look like I work with an axe led me to Powermatic/Jet, Delta, Milwauke, Bosch, etc. I've just never hnd an issue with reliability, performance, resale, etc. So why do I want to change? The price is attractive, but in the long run, what few service issues I've ever had were handled by the local dealer without any hassle. Guess I answered my own question, I'll order the Powermatic. I must not be looking in the right places as I haven't found any woodworking sited yet. Thanks again. Frank.

Opinions on Grizzly brand machines
Home Improvement
Replies 8 Post by hardwood

The answer to hardwood reply is no.

BX relief lifting
Kubota Tractors
Replies 14 Post by botamac

I have a B7200 with fel, I had a problem with starting when it was cold. It would crank but not fast enough to start. After putting in a new battery with more cranking amps, it still wouldn't start unless I boosted it. I had cleaned the positive cable end and replaced the clamp and it didn't help, then I put a heavy duty cable end on it which fits the cable better and now it starts good. I now need to fix steering arm pivot shaft as it moves around due to locating diameters being wallowed out. There is a lot of strain on this flange because of the fel. Is this a common problem?

B7200
Kubota Tractors
Replies 3 Post by takone

I have the Agracat 2920 (Jinma 254 or FarmPro 25/4wd). I too have a couple of paddocks that I work with but I don't stack RB's. It's a nice little CUT and does everything I need. Less than 1/2 the price of the Green; yes they are some sacrifices made but for $10K I can live with'm. In three years I've had <$300 done on my Aggie by a professional mechanic (including parts). At this rate I figure my break even point is 2103.

2 Jinma or not 2 Jimna
Jinma Farmpro Agracat Nortrac
Replies 9 Post by kalpia

Gander Mtn is not far from you and I get up there often.

I believe my email link works. I'm fairly mechanical if you'd like a hand let me know.

Harvey

4410
John Deere Tractors
Replies 24 Post by harvey

Sorry to hear about your fall Frank. Best wishes for a speedy recovery, and we'll do the best we can to keep you occupied with chatter :)

Finnaly got logged on
Website Operations Howto
Replies 10 Post by kwschumm

just put a wood stove in. gonna add a drip waste oil system in it.

Subj HOW DO YOU HEAT IT
Barns Pole Barns
Replies 7 Post by FRMLLA

just bought a 310 w/ fel with 450 hrs $6500

1994 310 Belarus 4x4
Belarus
Replies 5 Post by FRMLLA

What about lifting capacity? What can you lift with it and what can you not lift with it? I am assuming you can't life a round bale of hay with it.

L2600DT
Kubota Tractors
Replies 3 Post by bowup23

You did well! It sounds like a great find.

kubota bx23
Kubota Tractors
Replies 2 Post by Art White