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Can you Damage Your HST if you put too much UDT in
Kubota Tractors
Replies 12 Post by randywatson

Cutter,
Thanks, I like to think so.

Art,
Not only is the repair still holding, my neighbor still tinkering on things. I came across an old butter churn in a crawl space...the old man made me an engine so I could take it to a show, have a look...

Let's wish Huckmeat good luck with his repair!

Help - Cracked Kubota L series 3ph casting
Parts and Repair
Replies 9 Post by shinefeak

[QUOTE=Murf;153019] .....STP is designed to prolong the life of a tired engine, period. Sorry for the rant, but silly 'advice' just peeves me.Best of luck. [/QUOTE]

I have always looked at STP as a desperation additive for anything that is starting to fail, oh Hell let's just throw some STP into it so our problems will go away.

This site has talked about the problems Kubota users have incurred by not using Super UDT let alone throwing yet another unknown variable into the mix ;)

Dennis

STP in Transmission
Kubota Tractors
Replies 13 Post by DennisCTB

I also have a P21F. It is very similar the the Ford/New Holland 1320 - 1520 - 1720 series (which were built by Shibaura), but with a slightly different combination of components than any one of the Fords. Most of the operating controls are the same if you get a 1520 operators manual. The electronic control computer for the 3 pt lift and aux. (tilt) hydraulics are unique to the Shibauras. There are some photos with translated labels of an different model Shibaura on (I think) the yahoo gray market tractor club. They were helpful in figuring out how mine work.

Shibaura P21 tractor
Shibaura
Replies 8 Post by runk12

Thanks Art. I was hoping you would reply and hoping the reply would be positive.

Kubota L3240 experience
Kubota Tractors
Replies 16 Post by JOHNWTHOMAS

Thanks for the advice you answered my question to the T.

Tim

Kubota BX24 deck and fenders
Kubota Tractors
Replies 4 Post by timden

Thanks for the help it sounds ike the bx24 will handle the job just fine.

Tim

Kubota bx24 backhoe capabilities
Kubota Tractors
Replies 6 Post by timden

Can anyone tell me where i may buy replacement tines for my Yanmar RS 1400 tiller. I just bought this tiller and the tines are wore out and some are missing.

Replacement tines
Yanmar Tractors
Replies 4 Post by wvshanghi

You might want to measure your exhaust pipe diameter and head to the nearest exhaust shop and have them bend you a pipe to change the outlet direction. With any exhaust outlet, vertical or horizontal with the right wind it will be in your face.

Deere 990 versus Deere 3720
John Deere Tractors
Replies 16 Post by Art White

Many of the Mahindra models are really of an older Mitsuibushi design. This design was sold also to Cub-Cadet back in the mid and late 90's. I have one of those and love it. I bought it thinking it was a Cub and service would be good for years to come. Have not had any trouble so far. Mine is a 94 or 95 model with about 800 hours on it. It is a rock solid design and was technically better than the Deere models in that time period. Case didn't have a model at that time and later merged to CNH (Case/New Holland) where the major difference is color.

Many Mahindra dealers have come and gone in our area. I would agree that even if it is a good design, etc., the blue tractor will have better resale and parts availability in years to come.

If I purchase another tractor, it will be either Green or Red (Case) because of my local dealer base. The red guys also sell the new Cadet/Janmar but I will stick with green or red.

The blue tractors are or almost identical to the red (Case). Our Blue dealership in the area went under and a new one as come to town but haven't shopped there.

NH TC30 vs Mahindra 2615
New Holland Tractors
Replies 9 Post by yooperpete

[QUOTE=Murf;152992] That's not quite true in most cases.Almost all 'modern' tractors have a fuel shutoff relay to stop the engine when the key is shut off. [/QUOTE]But it is true in the case of Chinese tractors. Fuel cutoff is by simple cable pull.

By the way guys, you're responding to a year old topic

//greg//

jimna 2524 busting 30 amp fuse wont start
Jinma Farmpro Agracat Nortrac
Replies 10 Post by greg_g

Melonman, missed seeing you here. There is a large melon growner in my area. They do not plant seeds in the field or not what I have seen of them, they set out plants. Right off not sure if they used a tobacco setter or by hand. I think they use tobacco setter as they can set a 10 acre field while I am at work. Setting out plants gets you to market a good bit earlier. If you have access to the older style tobacco setter you can set out plants or plant seeds. Depending on how much you are planting they can be real handy. As far apart as watermelons are planted one person on the setter could drop seed or plants at a good tractor ground speed.

Try the link below to a company that may can help you on the planter plates. Not sure all they have is on their web site. Found them helpful. kt

John Deere 71 Flexi Planter
Operating and Attachments
Replies 8 Post by kthompson

How safe you can be using the cable system they do to pull the logs up the hills? I do understand the need for speed.

Seems they use air horns to signal when the logs are ready to pull, just how well can operator hear with the diesel running that pulls the logs or those running chain saws. I know at times they are out of sight. Not sure if they use a certain number of blast to signal different things.

Logs are being pulled up hill and it would be duck quick if it came loose (yes have seen the main cable snap) woe to those down hill from it. Seems it is one of the owners which has a long list of such injuries with his artificial hand.

Those above are major and not easy to change am sure. But no one wears eye protection or face protection. They do wear metal hard hats. Sort of understand no ear protection as they have to hear cables snapping, coming loose, moving through the brush and across trees. Also signal blast and such.

We just had a few acres cut and the difference between those guys and the local guys operations is amazing. Being very fair, we don't have hills and surely don't have mountains. But we have swamps. Amazing what those skidders can pull through. They also were not so close to each other that one's action could have a major impact on another.

How quick those guys are having to jump clear when the cable is tighting up is unreal and when a log is beginning to be pulled sometimes it will surprise you how it moves and what all it moves.

BTW, it has been discussed here before on how to sharpen a chain on a saw, this past Sunday night he used a hand file on probably a 36 or longer bar. Probably was more of a touch up than a full sharpening.

Murf, ever since seeing "Deadlist Catch", the price of crab has no complaints by me.

I do notice on both of these they are really running at speeds that is hard to maintain safely for any period of time. Wonder how much camera affects that if any. kt

History Channel s Logging Show
Just For Fun Off Topic
Replies 8 Post by kthompson

I'm searching for a right side front end assembly. Looking for completet assembly. I am also told tha a Massey Ferguson 1045 parts are compatable, can does anyone know if this is fact or fiction. Thanks for any help and support you can offer.<br>
<br>
Cliff :)

Hinomoto E-324 1990 Front axle
Hinomoto
Replies 1 Post by loneeagle57

Tomb9660,

I see there's a L355SS for sale in Greeley, Colorado.

This one has 1430 hours and comes with a loader. Asking price is over $13,000.

I have no idea what condition your tractor is in, or whether it might come with a loader, cab, etc.......so it would be very difficult to give you a fair price estimate. However, if you shop around a bit on the net, you might be able to come up with good starting point.

See the link below.

Joel

Kubota L355SS w L1720 loader
Kubota Tractors
Replies 4 Post by candoarms

If you have chains and turnbuckles I would agree with Murf you probably can have them too tight if you tighten them 100%. At the same time Ford years ago had what they called sway chains on their lift arms and then solid and I mean solid stablizers with no slack at all other than a very little in the pin holes. It is a good idea to at engine idle operate your lift watching to be sure your stabliers are NOT binding if you have any doubt as their being too tight. kt

Howto adjust three point hitch linkage
Kubota Tractors
Replies 10 Post by kthompson

I did not find the model you are asking about right off, but go to Kubota.com and on the left look under products. They list most if not all past models and also the gray market models.

Based upon my own Kubota experience I think you will find it to be about 30 to 32 eng hp. kt

Kubtoa L3100 HP rating
Kubota Tractors
Replies 2 Post by kthompson

Glad to hear your up and Running

Kubota L2900 GST Problem
Kubota Tractors
Replies 28 Post by EMERICHSALES

I need a set of tines for a six foot shibaura tiller<br>
where can I buy them Ilive in georiga usa.

shibaura tiller tines needed
Shibaura
Replies 2 Post by striper

I hear the term "Boomer" and the first thing that comes to mind is......

"Wow, John Madden has his own tractor line, cool!" LOL

Best of luck.

CASE DROPS SUB-COMPACTS FROM LINE-UP
Case
Replies 6 Post by Murf