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In low range you should be able to spin the tires! It should be aggressive and strong in low range, but I'd say if it is intermentent then it might be other then the hydro.

I would wonder what oil, is it super udt? Was it a kubota filter? I've seen good name brand filters that were bad, in the lubrication area it could give you what you have. In fuel systems we could find it with reduced horsepower on the dyno. Many times when companies check their oil to see if meets the spec's that it's supposed to be they find it isn't right. So don't take a chance and change it out again. Keep the reciepts so when taking it in to the shop if need be that they know exactl what is in the unit when they get it. When it does do it does it sound like it might have air in the fluid? Where is the rpm's set at?

B2100 HST loss of travel power
Kubota Tractors
Replies 7 Post by Art White

I recently purchased a 2301D and a RS1404 Tiller. I love the tractor. My problem is the tiller. I need some type of manual. I am not familiar with tillers and am having trouble hooking it up and adjusting the cranks/levers. Anybody know where I can find a tiller manual cheap?

RS 1404 Tiller Manual
Yanmar Tractors
Replies 1 Post by bfk220

oil type
Mitsubishi
Replies 1 Post by skipbutler

I noticed a leak near my hydraulic filter. I replaced the filter because it was dented think that this was the problem. I still have a small leak. Is it possible to knock the body that the filter attaches to loose or could I have bent it. Any suggestions?

TC33D Hydraulic leak around filter area
New Holland Tractors
Replies 3 Post by kellym

The HP comes from the injection pump. As far as cost. They all cost the same to make. The higher HP tractors make the Corp. more money than the lower HP.

More TZ HP
New Holland Tractors
Replies 4 Post by oneace

The 914 will not fit at all. Brackets have nothing to do with it. The front and rear tractor wheel are what the problem is.

What Mowers Fit a TZ
New Holland Tractors
Replies 7 Post by oneace

First you want to get the housing full. Do that by not fully tightening the retaining ring then turn the valve on until it fills up then shut it off and tighten the ring and turn the valve back on. Then follow the feed hose to the injection pump. Where it goes into the pump there will be a double bolt. Loosen the top bolt until fuel comes out. Watch for the bubbles the disappear and tighten the bolt. Now you are ready to start the engine. It may flutter a bit at first but it will smooth out after a couple seconds.

Fuel filter change for TT55
New Holland Tractors
Replies 2 Post by oneace

I have been importing them for 10 years & can have a load shipped direct to you. I have experience with several Japanese suppliers of varying qualities of tractors & sell parts all over the world for them, so I can recommend models to shy away from. I prefer "A" grade tractors & have sold very few parts for the tractors I have sold.

grey market tractors
Mitsubishi
Replies 5 Post by lsheaffer

What Joel said. Plus BRAKES. If you don't have a working brake system on that trailer, don't tow your tractor a single mile<br>
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How much does that trailer weigh anyway? How many axles?<br>
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//greg//

too high
Pickup Trucks and Trailers
Replies 12 Post by greg_g

I can supply you with the closest English manuals.

hinomoto e222
Hinomoto
Replies 13 Post by lsheaffer

I am interested in adding power steering to my Kubota B7300. If you can help me please send me the particulars on the kit.

Kubota B7300 Power Steering
Kubota Tractors
Replies 15 Post by dckeeney

Does anybody know a good source of tires and wheels for older small tractors? I bought a L2350 4x4 and need to convert from its turf tires to R4 Industrial treads, front and rear. Seems like I will have to change out the rims as well.

Changing from Turf to Lug Tires on L2350
Kubota Tractors
Replies 3 Post by sixshooter

Tc24daman,

I have a few suggestions that might serve you well.

Maybe you've seen the various drawbars available for the three point hitches. If so, you can use the holes in the drawbar for which to insert longer pieces of threaded rod that you can use to fasten your weights to the underside of the drawbar.

The idea here is to keep your weight as close to the ground as possible........preferrably below your tractor's rear axle....... when lifting heavier loads with your front end loader.

When in transit, you can lift the three point drawbar slightly to avoid obstacles that may be in your path, but this system will allow you keep your weights near to the ground, greatly helping to avoid any top-heavy situation that may arise.

Here's another suggestion...........

Your tractor may or may not have adjustable rear wheels. If so, spread your wheels out as far as possible on the rear axle when using your tractor for loader work. This will increase your tractor's stance, greatly improving your stability.

You should also move the rear wheels out to the last hole on the axle when mowing ditches, or anytime you are going to be working on uneven ground. This is the best way to help prevent a rollover.

Even with the extra rear weights and improved stance, please be careful. Never carry a load in your front end loader any higher than is absolutely necessary. Only raise your bucket when your tractor is stopped, and on level ground, such as when dumping.

During transit, from point A to point B, carry your loaded bucket just inches above the ground.

If you have a belly mower, the additional under-slung weight will also help improve your stability. However, it is very hard to maneuver on rough ground when the belly mower is attached. Damage can occur to both mower and tractor when engaging large bumps or ditches. For this reason the additional weight of the belly mower will help only when you are working in your driveway, or in your lawn.

Safety is the key here. Wear your seatbelt. Be careful.

Joel

New Holland TC24DA Loading Tires for weight
New Holland Tractors
Replies 6 Post by candoarms

Sounds good! Too good as I like it enough that to be told no, I'd eat it anyway. When a kid a group that I thought I needed to belong to had an initiation and I was to eat a jar of peanut butter! That alone was enough to make me want to join them!

Peanut Butter Pie
Just For Fun Off Topic
Replies 17 Post by Art White

Turned out to be a low battery caused by burned out fuse not keeping the battery charged. Not sure why the oil foamed out when it came down. Anyway the local trailer shop charged up the battery, checked the fluid and found the burned out fuse and replaced it. Everything works fine now. Oh yea, the best news was they only charged me $10. Not bad considering I didn't buy the trailer from them.

Hydraulic problems
Pickup Trucks and Trailers
Replies 5 Post by dkheckmanl

I do remember as a kid rowing copper sulfate in a burlap bag around our pond until the crystal rocks disolved. Then one day my Dad brought home this gallon of liquid we poured into the pond. The pond went cloudy for a day or two then cleared up. Worked like a charm until one day we used too much and all the fish less than 3 inches long died. I spent a day going around the pond picking them up. A very stinky job.

Removing cattails from ponds---what do you use
Garden and Landscape
Replies 21 Post by crunch

Brian, it certainly does relate to the metal. In ag tractor engines there are some that the crank needs to be turned everytime they are rebuilt even though they are a low rpm engine with 2200 being tops. Then there are some that turn 3000 and can be rebuilt without removing the crank two and sometimes three times with out the crank egging out unless you spin a bearing do to oil starvation.

Kubota engine
Kubota Tractors
Replies 9 Post by Art White

there is a difference in the tires sizes and I can't deny that the chassis isn't built differently but I've never seen one broke in two with appropriate attachments! To me they are both about the same as they both use a two range hydro and weigh nearly the same as well as nearly the same horsepower. To me for what you have I'd be buying the 2350 as well as an extra attachment or two with the savings.

Kubota BX 2350 vs Kubota B7510
Kubota Tractors
Replies 3 Post by Art White

No, it is a heater grid in or before the intake manifold that heats the air drawn through it. I believe that old models as well as other manufacturers have used a cold start aid that vaporizes diesel fuel in the intake manifold via an electric heater strip.

why warnings for starter fluid in diesel
Parts and Repair
Replies 9 Post by Chief

Hwy all!
Got some great ideas on the chipper, thanks! Now just waiting for parts to arrive to see if we can get this puppy going again. Will let you know!

jamming chipper 6 jinma
Operating and Attachments
Replies 12 Post by nikkibob94