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Replies 8 Post by crunch

I have a Woods RD 8400 and like the mower but would like some input regarding tire options. I have had flats on all of them so far and would like to find out if anyone knows of a manufacturer of a solid tire that is durable. I purchased a solid tire at tractor supply and it did not last a whole mowing session (5 acres worth)before the bearings in the hub self destructed.<br>
Any input would be appreciated.<br>
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MIKE

Woods RD 8400 Mower Tire options
Mowers Field and Finish
Replies 2 Post by maugus63

Thank goodness I finally decided which tractor I wanted. Now for the price. I'll be bald before this is over. Seems like a good dealership and 10 miles away. They have a B3030HSDC 18094, LA403 loader 3511 and FM 604 mower 2100 which totals 23705. If this sounds good I'll go for it. Celburne, Texas. I didn't really haggle with him. Thanks

Kubota B3030 HSD Price check
Kubota Tractors
Replies 4 Post by imdeskman

Just an additional safety comment to EW's suggestion. When you park it on a slope, get off of the tractor on the uphill side. If you are truly at a tipping point, just shifting your weight by getting off may cause the tractor to roll over on you.

I've used this testing method a number of times on my property with my BX and I was pleasantly surprised as to how much slope it actually took to make the tractor tip prone. A good idea is test it at several points on you property to know you are good to go everywhere.

Suggestions to use a box blade and FEL as a ballast and to lower them is a good one. Just don't forget to lower them as low as they will go if you are not actually using them because when they are raised they will substantially change you center of gravity.

Brian

Rear Tires
Mitsubishi
Replies 3 Post by bvance

Frank, let's hope that the "bad things come in threes" myth is not true. If it is I hope the third is no worse than the second for you guys. We'll continue the prayers and please keep us posted.

Double duty prayers
Everything and Anything
Replies 2 Post by kwschumm

An Update on Steve's condition; Thank each and every one here for your prayers and concern, I've passed all of your correspondence on to Steve and his wife, they couldn't believe how many good friends I have here who are concerend for us. It has been determined that it is not "Lung Cancer" as such but a cancer in his lung. Today they did an MRI that included some radioactive element injected into his blood stream that would pinpoint any orher cancers in his body. No others were found. The Doctors said this is highly unusual as stray cancer cells normaly go to the liver or limph nodes before going to the lung. if they had found other tumors in other parts of his body they would have started high rate Chemo Monday, but being only the one tumor about the size of a chicken egg in his lung was found the new plan is to remove it then follow up with a low dosage of Chemo. So this was good news, your prayers are already at work. Frank and Lucile.

Prayers for our Son
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Replies 15 Post by hardwood

Annbrush - ha! Yep I'm not the only one having problems. I just returned the HP laptop with AMD processor since I was going to have to call India again to get my wireless working. I exchanged it for a Lenovo with Intel dual core 1.6mhz, 2 Gig memory. It is much faster and no more problems with wireless. I wanted to give a non-IBM a try but it didn't work out for me. Don't get Vista without factoring in the 2 gigs memory.

I still haven't managed to get my HP 1012 laser jet working. I even tried setting it up as a network printer. I will return the linksys wireless print server hardware I just bought. At this point it will just be cheaper to buy a new printer. Unless I can figure out how to manually configure the printer.

Windows Vista
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Replies 10 Post by crunch

ive been looking but i havent seen anything about ajusting the deck so the stops dont hit any suggestions?

Kubota BX 2350 mid mount mower banging noise
Kubota Tractors
Replies 9 Post by KubotaRob

I have a Tc30 & 7308 loader it goes on & off like a breeze on level surface. It will take a few attempts until you get used to it, but no problem. sometimes mine is on & off several times in same day. I also use a 930b(NH) finish mower and R4 tires. Dont waste money on turf tires, only problem is medium reverse is too fast for backing and turning when mowing. Mow in M1 back and turn in 2wd low range.

NH 7308 LOADER ON OFF
New Holland Tractors
Replies 11 Post by pinevalleyfarm

Sorry forgot.
Getting the new seat also.
The original seat is terrible.
I almost purchased a JD2305 just because of the seat.
But i really like the engineering of the kubota better. The design just seems more thought out and exicuted. But seating operating ergonomics of the JD2305 are the best of all sub compacts that i looked at. Getting off the JD2305 is another thing, all those levers hit me in all the wrong places.
Anyway, again, thanks for your input.

Al.

Kubota BX 1500 Price Check
Kubota Tractors
Replies 9 Post by alhuds64

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Replies 3 Post by Art White

The oil cooler is a replaceable item on the out side of the engine. It is interesting to note that normally the 40 plus pounds of oil pressure will send the oil into the coolant nearly everytime. There is a small occasion that they will leak the other way about one in 5000 for what I've seen.

The cavitation will only allow antifreeze to go into the block from the bottom of the sleeves when they leak. This can normally be detected when leaving the engine sitting for a 24 hour period and you remove the drain plug very slowly as the first fluid out will be anti freeze as it is heavier the oil. The chance of fixing only one sleeve and having it be the end is rare. Cavitation is on the warm side of the block or on the cam side and will normally be on any of the sleeves in the center of the block although signs of it will still be on the outer cylinders.
When you have cavitation some have tried to fix the sleeves with jb weld and other types of metal replacer and then turn them around on the cylinder putting a fresh side of the sleeve to the inside of the block. We've often called it a "western rebuild" as that is where our farmers bought them.

John Deere 4030 overheating
John Deere Tractors
Replies 13 Post by Art White

I take the MMM off when done mowing. It just gets in the way when using the FEL and other jobs the tractor does. I can have the MMM off in 2 minutes and back on in about 3 minutes when needed. Also I need to get the tractor in areas that the MMM doesn't fit.

Kubota BX24 Mowing with BH and Loader Mounted
Kubota Tractors
Replies 7 Post by WhitleyStu

I have a TC33D and use it commercially to do grading and brush cutting. It will pull anything 6' wide with ease even in heavy clay. Got to be 4x4 though--2wd is a waste of time and money. If you go with a D/DA you'll get some very nice features such as suspsended seat, tilt/telescope wheel, cruise control, etc. If you have some extra money spring for the Super Steer which makes installing a MMM easier.

tc30 tc35 or tc40
New Holland Tractors
Replies 3 Post by earthwrks

DennisCTB,

Before I go much further, I want you to know that I'm jealous. :) hehehe. I really wanted a B7610 when I went looking for a tractor, but I couldn't find one in the price range I was willing to pay, as the only option available was a brand new one off the dealer's lot. (Yikes!) The price turned me away.

I settled for a 2001 model B2100. Don't get me wrong.....I like my tractor a whole lot, but I sometimes wish I had a little more power for tilling with a larger tiller. Additionally, I could have used a slightly larger Front End Loader. The bucket on the B2100 is far too small to do any snow removal work. However, it works great for clearing out those smaller areas between the doors, sidewalks, etc.

Now I always thought the quarter inching valve was a luxury that I should have had on my tractor, but after reading your comments I'm no longer so sure about that.

If you could try to explain the drawbacks of the quarter inching valve a bit better, so that I can get a firm grasp of the problems with it, I'd appreciate it much.

Thank you.

Joel

Kubota B7610 or Kubota B7800
Kubota Tractors
Replies 12 Post by candoarms

billandkim,
Not being smart, but since you have already bought it the only answer you would want is: GREAT DEAL, MAN what a trader you are. :)

Normal buyer remorse to wonder after we buy any major purchase. Hope you enjoy it greatly and you no doubt got a good price.

Kubota l3130
Kubota Tractors
Replies 3 Post by kthompson

I use a 72 inch RFM on my B2710 which is 27 hp gross and it does fine. I have some thick zoysia that can require me to slow down. I have HST and normally cut with it in mid range with no problem at full ground speed. Don't have a FEL on mine, but you probably would want to drop it before cutting. Am assuming your lawn is very level for such a wide mower. If I were buying again, I would want a rear discharge deck so I could trim with either side. kt

Woods 84 Finish Mower
Mowers Field and Finish
Replies 2 Post by kthompson

Thank you for the feed back and glad it is working well for you. kt

Kubota B7510 Box Blade Advice
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Replies 7 Post by kthompson

I had the same debate and ended up with the 7510 and have been very pleased. I like the ground clearance once you take the belly mower off (pretty easy) and the 3ph seems a bit sturdier.

Kubota BX 2350 vs Kubota B7510
Kubota Tractors
Replies 3 Post by rupert

The wide pickups are the way to go but you still need to drive from side to side to keep the bale square from side to side. They have not had a problem with bunching hay anymore then the windrow might have bunches in it. It is a variable chamber baler so the flexibility is there to make any diameter that you might want.

447 round baler
John Deere Tractors
Replies 4 Post by Art White