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I checked e-bay and there are currently some auctions going for these items but they don't identify which models they fit. My searches were Cub Cadet sleeve hitch and Cub Cadet hitches.

hitch question
Cub Cadet
Replies 6 Post by yooperpete

When dinner is done, she heads on into the living room and turns on the big box. She pretty much stays there unless she moves in and takes over the computer in the side room and plays her games and watches a 20".
When I do sit in front of a TV I have about ten to fifteen minutes before I fall asleep. That includes all but car or educational shows but I still might fall asleep during a commercial. I have enough trouble finding the time to live my life much less watch someone elses.

Flat Screen TV and HDTV got it or going to get it
Everything and Anything
Replies 12 Post by Art White

That should work fine

Kubota BX Hydraulic Oil Change Question
Kubota Tractors
Replies 11 Post by Art White

it sould be the seat switch.

Cub Cadet starting problem
Cub Cadet
Replies 3 Post by Art White

Hello all,<br>
First off, Great forum! Looks like a lot of experience here!<br>
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I recently bought a Woods GT60 tiller (used) and am having second thoughts about even trying it on my JD 455. It was sold as a 48" on "that auction site" but grew to 60" by the time I picked it up.<br>
I have a CAT 0 3pt. that as near I can figure is rated at ~500lbs. The tiller is listed as 513 lbs on the woods web site but 180Kg (396 lbs) on the tiller itself. I'm concerned that this is a bit much for my little garden tractor. The Rear end is a TuffTorq K92 rated by the manufacturer for ~1850 lbs static load. My tractor weighs ~1000 lbs and I have 200 Lbs of suitcase weights on front and ~140 lbs of liquid/wheel weights on each rear tire.<br>
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The 455 has a 3 cyl Yanmar diesel rated at 22HP (18PTO) My soil is fairly heavy clay but I have a single bottom plough and a set of disks that I've been working it with for a few years now.<br>
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I would really like some opinions on whether this is asking too much of this little GT.<br>
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Thnaks for any help you can give!

JD 455 and Woods GT60 Tiller
Garden Tractors
Replies 4 Post by kml990

DN, depending on where you live in NC you may know Agri Supply very well. Their prices and support normally are the best. You may wish to price the tillers they sell. I am not saying the product line they sell is built as well as the King Cutter or not. I have no idea but they have stood behind anything I have every bought 100%. kt

King Cutter Two - Slip Clutch
Operating and Attachments
Replies 4 Post by kthompson

Whats the easiest way to check the hydraulic fluid level on this JD 755?

John Deere JD 755 wont start
John Deere Tractors
Replies 18 Post by porkystruck

bialecki has posted a new photo.

Subject: B7800 with Rear Blade.

Description: <br>B7800 with the Woods RB72 Rear Blade

B7800 with Rear Blade - New Pix by bialecki
Photos
Replies 1 Post by bialecki

bialecki has posted a new photo.<br>
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Subject: 30 Gallon Diesel Caddy. <br>
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Description: 30 Gallon Diesel Caddy from Northerntool.com with 12Volt 5 GPM fuel pump.

30 Gallon Diesel Caddy - New Pix by bialecki
Parts and Repair
Replies 14 Post by bialecki

bialecki has posted a new photo.

Subject: B7800 with Woods RB72.

Description: <br>My Kubota with the Woods RB72 Rear Blade. Works great to clear 1-4

B7800 with Woods RB72 - New Pix by bialecki
Photos
Replies 1 Post by bialecki

I have a 2243, lift works but creeps down. If you think I can help...

SHIBAURA STIGER SD2243 3PH Lift Problems
Shibaura
Replies 24 Post by slider

tkftombo,

Here are some more detailed pictures of the EX3200, I have posted on flickr, they're high res, so make sure you watch the progress bar in the top right hand of the screen, and wait for it to complete before you select an more photos.

I have looked at just about every other competitor in this range, and this tractor give you the best bang for your buck, I have made my now ready to make the purchase. The only reason why the price is so competitive, Cub Cadet is staying business smart, by keeping their price point down until they get established in this competitive market segment. I'm sure it'll be a hit.

Cub Cadet yanmar ex3200
Cub Cadet
Replies 98 Post by crfowler

My wife is a soda drinker. Every time she goes out she buys 2 or 3 12-paks of pepsi or whatever. So we have had a full shelf of soda in the basement for years - some of the soda has gotten to be a few years old. I spent the day cleaning up syrup off the floor and throwing out a trash can full of empty soda cans. 6 cases of cherry vanilla coke thrown out 1/2 full and full of syrup. 2 cases of Seagrams ginger ale - totally empty. And on and on. Has this ever happened to anyone else? What is the cause? The basement is always warm so freezing is not the problem.

Soda Evaporated Through Cans
Just For Fun Off Topic
Replies 12 Post by crunch

Hi John,

Very, very helpful and I thank you so much. Been very difficult to get any real information.

Thanks again and have a great weekend.

Tom

Cub Cadet 7304
Cub Cadet
Replies 20 Post by tomwilli

815-284-3226

Shibaura Help
Shibaura
Replies 11 Post by lsheaffer

Hi, new here,really glad this board exists... I have recently purchased an SD 2243 Shibaura... The rear hydraulics lift fine but will not hold...they creep down in about 15-20 seconds...? Fixable? Please hit me back..

Shibaura SD 2243 Hydraulic leak down
Shibaura
Replies 5 Post by slider

[QUOTE=auerbach;150453] In terms of asking you a decade from now about how well the car served you, the likely order would be the Lexus, the Subaru, and then the other three way down the list. [/QUOTE]

You're probably right there. My guess is that in terms of driving enjoyment it would be the Audi, VW, Lexus, Volvo and then Subaru. In terms of driving enjoyment the two VWs I've owned have been far more enjoyable than the Fords (2), GMs (3), and Toyotas (3).

AWD Sedan Recommendations
Autos SUV Trucks
Replies 36 Post by kwschumm

nova scotia

Info on Honda 6522 Compact Tractor
Tractor Projects
Replies 16 Post by 5518a4

I traded my BX22 for my L2800 and what a difference. That bx was the biggest little tractor I have ever seen and had my needs not changed I would have kept it a lot longer. If the tractor is as clean as you say than it sounds to me like a fair price. I don't remember the exact numbers on my purchase (L2800 HST, LA463 fel, BH75)because it included the trade for the bx22 along with a Sitrex spreader, 72" rear finish mower and a 64" 3pt snowblower. I am pretty sure it was right around 25,000. I am a firm believer in the HST, it spoils you quick. I live in New England and the prices out here are always a good 5% to 7 % higher than most of the other areas around the country from what I see from watching this forum. You might consider getting some prices for a L2800 from a local dealer. Unless you need the PTO hp, for the most part all the 3400 will do over the 2800 is use more fuel.

kubota L3400 price
Kubota Tractors
Replies 7 Post by ejkessler

Kenny,

I always believe it best for a fella to discover the truth for himself......and preferably NOT the hard way.

Too bad it cost you a thumb for your excavator, though. hehehe.

Joel

Smittybuilt winches
Shop Tools
Replies 14 Post by candoarms