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Sorry about the rant guys :) Guess Hardwood had been rubbin' off me. :) Ahhh...Hi there Frank! Whassuuup, man?

Cub Cadet yanmar ex3200
Cub Cadet
Replies 98 Post by earthwrks

Dennis: I like that o-O-( o-O-)

What else ya got?

How about:
Disk harrow: o-O-..
2-bottom plow: o-O-;;
FEL: >-o-O
MMM: o=O
PHD: o-O-|
Skid steer: >OO
Trailer: --o- --oo-
Garden tractor: .-o
Push mower: ../

Snow Removal with a Woods Rear Blade on a Gravel Draveway
Snowblowers / Snow Plows
Replies 20 Post by earthwrks

I am in akron ohio and 2 months ago purchased a deere 2520 $13,300
cx loader 61" bucket with rear ballast $2800
72" mid mount mower $2400
Imatch rear hitch $260
Total with taxes $19953.75
I was going to pay cash but the 0% finance for 3 years
was great so i just paid off my car at 6.99 % and now
don't have a car payment anymore!
Don't know current price on 2305 but like candoarms said try tractorhouse.com , it shows them from 10,000-15000 depends what you get. The johndeere website lists the 2305 tractor alone 10,750 retail.
Your dealer should be able to beat that!

Newbie advice between JD2305 BX2305 and GC2300
John Deere Tractors
Replies 25 Post by nosteiner4me

In my case the wood furnace is in the workshop out back (my picture # 2), in the house an airtight insert (nearly visible in my picture # 7) heats the house, both because of efficiency and house design, to the point where the furnace doesn't really even come on if it's going.

Even though the wood insert runs nearly non-stop, I leave the blower of the forced air system running also, this makes a huge difference in equalizing the air temperature, as well as keeping the dust, etc., down since it gets trapped in the electronic cleaner on the furnace.

Best of luck.

BURNING WOOD NOW
Home Improvement
Replies 12 Post by Murf

I am looking for a wiring diagram for a long 2360 tractor that shows me which wires go to which connections.there are 2 screw connections and 3 spade connections.can some one can email me with diagram or tell me where to get one.

wiring diagram
Long
Replies 4 Post by 1bossman

Hello Kieth, I have a Kubota B6000 with original backhoe and front loader, I also have some pdf files of the original b219 backhoe and front loader from a B6100 which is almost identical I believe, haven't seen this file in a while. Some things have changed as I restored this unit but I have keept to the original theme, and have all its original parts if it where to be a classic antique. I beefed up some of the structual members and added larger cylinders for the outriggers, I have the type that just shoot out on an angle, it's a riggid system..wheras the later b219 bachoes had fold down outriggers like the B6100, I have a pdf file for that backhoe also. The B6100 system was much advanced compared to the B6000...but then the B6000 I have is like a tank, it's a real work horse and the 2 cylinder just keeps banging away. I hope this gets through to you..since this is the first time...and I don't see who this message is replyng to in the reply to window...so it goes..let me know how to send you the pictures..I have many befores and afters, too many for this site to carry I think. Thanks

Kubota B6000 loader and backhoe
Kubota Tractors
Replies 9 Post by kubb6000

I totally agree with earthwrks. I have a JD 755 and when I bought it the previous owner had planned on eventually buying a backhoe for it...he had even gone so far as to buy the owners manual for one and the subframe (anyone need a subframe?) Anyway, a couple of years ago, I rented an 855 with a backhoe to try it out. There is no comparison as to this unit vs a small tracked backhoe. The reach, mobility, and hydraulics are far superior on the mini excavator. Save your $2,500 + and have some real fun renting a real backhoe.

kelly backhoe
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 8 Post by jtgaston

You are right ...........nothing any better than getting it for Christmas..........Post sone pictures when you get it.

Enjoy

John Deere JD 3520 W CAB ORDERED MINE YESTERDAY
John Deere Tractors
Replies 19 Post by whiteturbo

Caught with an empty cupboard here this morning to check the exact one but the ones in our bin by a different part number are all 9/16h so by that I'd say you could be worn out!

Farmall M Disc brakes
Antique Tractors
Replies 3 Post by Art White

Alexier
I live and die food plotting (Look at my pics 17 16. Buy a generic round up! glysophate of 41%. Use it for two reasons. It will kill the roots holding everything together and more importantly will start your process of a weed free plot which will allow your crop the best chance to get all the water a nutriant. Its a small price to pay for the reults. Infact, spray once, let it work and then plow/till. Prepaire your bed almost all the way to where you want it. Let the new weed seed germinate and spray again. Now your ready to distibute your seed and gently cover trying to disturb as little new soil underneath as possible while still getting good seed to soil contack (or the depth needed for larger seed).

Ploughing advice
Operating and Attachments
Replies 20 Post by brokenarrow

Dennis CTB,

Thank you. Yes. Why have I never seen that before?

Oh well, this just goes to show that there isn't much that you can do to improve the place. hehehe.

My apologies for bothering you again.

Joel

Tractorpoint Site Improvement Survey
Website Operations Howto
Replies 38 Post by candoarms

The seat switch is involved in the pto circuit. The switch could be going bad, or if you or your operator is light in weight the switch could lose contact. Also if you are on steep hill and leaning in the seat too hard, the switch can lose contact. You mention a blown fuse. This leads me to suspect a bare wire or pinched wire somewhere. There is also a control module in this circuit. This module is very reliable, but always could be potential problem. I would first look at the wiring to the electromagnet on the pto lever. Good Luck!

John Deere 955 Pto problem
John Deere Tractors
Replies 8 Post by jd110_1963

The rule-of-thumb for engine builders is too break-in an engine using regular run-of-the-mill oil, nothing fancy with modifiers or moly, as you want "wear" to occur. It's said that a new car doesn't see its peak power until after about 10,000 Km's (Hmmm: 6350 miles) as the engine has to loosen up so to speak (it's built tight). It may be that high-perf gas engines are better built to exacting tolerences so they can run synthetics from day 1 (hence Mobil 1's claim).

What Oil To Use With Kubota
Parts and Repair
Replies 23 Post by bloggins

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Website Operations Howto
Replies 5 Post by DennisCTB

Thanks Joel, that's more like it. I'm sure that this time of year isn't the best for finding a bargan in a snowblower, so I'll wait till spring to go looking. We had a mix of mostly freezing rain Saturday that coated our crushed rock drive and parking aeria with about an inch of pure ice. I did something that maybe isn't recommended by the builders of box blades, but I lowered the scarifier teeth to their most exposed setting, pulled it up and down the drive a few times and ended up with a mix of crumbled ice and about the right amount of crushed rock. I gave the box blade a good look over after I finished and it looked just fine. Frank.

3pt Snowblower Brands
Snowblowers / Snow Plows
Replies 48 Post by hardwood

Good one, Murf.

Deal or No Deal
Operating and Attachments
Replies 7 Post by mobilus

I have been hearing scuttlebut from friends in federal law enforcement about a new program that has just been launched which is supposed to combat this type of theft. Currently, there is a nation wide data base which works very well with tracking down stolen cars right? Well this data base will include everything with a seriel number. From lawn mowers to medical equipment.

Of course, car thieves invented the chop shop to beat this system... but maybe this will help the problem.

WHERE DID THEY GO
Kubota Tractors
Replies 14 Post by kleinchris

Then I would consider using the pinning technique I mentioned earlier to keep the engine from vibarting which is causing the elongated holes.

7274 loose engine bolts
Cub Cadet
Replies 5 Post by earthwrks

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Added Stumbleupon Link
Website Operations Howto
Replies 2 Post by DennisCTB

I would say that is most likely the reason commercial TLB's are constructed with a steel rail frame and the components are bolted to it rather than to each other to form the body of the tractor.

I have read about this type of thing occurring with the older model 555 Ford backhoes. I believe in the early 90's they switched to a frame/component type build. I have run many of the old Ford machines, even the converted farm tractor with a canvass cab, and never saw one break. We pounded the things over the road as well. Froze our butts in the winter :)

I have a 2120 new holland with a cracked block
New Holland Tractors
Replies 7 Post by cutter