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Subject: wood.

Description: <br>wood pallet

wood - New Pix by nosteiner4me
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Replies 1 Post by nosteiner4me

thanks for the info and hope for the best

Shibaura sd1500A air filter
Shibaura
Replies 8 Post by jcurrie

Frank, we must have had the same Sears water heater :)

We don't buy extended warranties on electronics or small appliances. We did buy one on our WaterFurnace heatpump. That's a total piece of junk and the warranty has paid off four fold (new ground loop pumps, thermal expansion valve, burned up control relays, zone control panel, and a ground loop leak).

Extended warranties on cars and trucks
Autos SUV Trucks
Replies 14 Post by kwschumm

And if they don't work, pallets burn nicely!

To make the crib, if you're going to stack, don't think you'd need chicken wire, just uprights at two ends tied together at the top so they won't spread. Or, chicken wire all around would take a bit of money and time, but you'd save time in the long run by being able to just toss the pieces in.

Firewood labor reduction
Tractor Projects
Replies 15 Post by auerbach

Usually (at least for me) the hardest hookup is the PTO shaft, and none of the quickies do that for you, so if you get an attachment that needs the PTO you'll have to do that anyway. And when you detach an implement, it has to stay in position so you can hook up next time. Some, like a scraper blade, would have to be blocked up or may fall over after disconnection. But if those aren't issues for you, I'd have a look at the Delta system.

3pt quick hitch
Operating and Attachments
Replies 5 Post by auerbach

If there is, I wouldn't recommend it. The main reason is that steering is hard with a full bucket, and I doubt you'd have a FEL on a 2WD. The kit for my 226 was costly, not easy to install, and the only system on the tractor that has been troublesome over the years. Try putting a spinner on your steering wheel and 35 lbs in your fronts.

Yanmar 2500 Power Steering
Yanmar Tractors
Replies 2 Post by auerbach

i just bought a brand new jd 2520 replaced my 4100 i bout the imatch system to use with my finish mower and other 3 pt impoiment and it will not rais the mower the hook at the top keeps kicking the pin up and over on the mower the guid pin at the top of the 3 point on the mower is horse shoe shape and swivle up and down when you rais it up it start to pick the mower up then the top part flips up and out causing just the front of the mower to be picked up .<br>
there must be another piece i can get to put on the mower to stop the guid from roleing over ? on the mower

Imatch compatible
Mowers Field and Finish
Replies 3 Post by nmcjd4100

Buffalofloat,

If you have the old bearing, you should be able to read the numbers stamped in it.

Most bearings are easily cross-referenced to another brand, simply by taking those numbers to your local bearing wholesaler.

I'll be happy to help you find a replacement bearing, provided you have the numbers from the old one.

Joel

long 445 steering gearbox bearings
Long
Replies 2 Post by candoarms

weight is weight. Curb weight and balanced load weight are reciprical. Any carried load is incumbent on controlling where the center of gravity is. And the design of the material handling device is governed by that factor. What the application of the user is has to be within that of the designed capabilities. Your observations based on experience are great. However to get back to the fundamentals of the issue is to understand that ALL of us want to know what we can do to maximise the potential of our equipmemnt without spending a ton of money. This forum is great because we can share experience over top of sales hype.

tires and weights
Kioti Tractors
Replies 11 Post by kmgough661

It could be several things. Bent shift fork? Lift 1st gear gate out of way and try just a little farther in. What does gear box oil look like? full of metal, chunks, fillings etc. If oil full you'll have to take the gear box apart.

JD 160 trans problem
Garden Tractors
Replies 2 Post by harvey

Have plenty of safe fun. Since you already have filled tires I would suggest leaving them like that for a while before the effort to drain them to be sure you don't want the weight. Do read the owner's manual to learn it as you use it. kt

It s here
Kioti Tractors
Replies 3 Post by kthompson

My guess would be simply that the front axle seal failed.

john deere 4100 front axle
John Deere Tractors
Replies 2 Post by kwschumm

Brian, you are right, never would have thought that was where you got it. BTW, how was the tea? kt

Definition of Tractor Loader Breakout force
Kubota Tractors
Replies 29 Post by kthompson

Have you checked the linkage from the shift lever to the transmission? I think some series had a lever clamped to a shaft coming out of the transmission that could have worked loose too. Frank.

Gator out of gear and grinding
Utility Vehicles UTV/ATV
Replies 3 Post by hardwood

I am looking for some advice. I spent a lot of time on this site a few years back researching tractors and found this site to be a life line for a guy like me who was buying a tractor for the first time. I have been poking around last few days trying to figure out if I should sell my JD 2210 and buy this TC26DA from my neighbor. I have had great success with my JD. I have had it for 5 yrs and have 200 hrs. I have a 210 loader MMM and normal rear implements and have been able to acomplish a lot including using it as my primary mowing machine. <br>
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The canidate that I am looking at has a 12la loader, and a 756c back-hoe. No other implements. It is a 06 maybe 07. Warrenty runs out in 02-09. It has 145 hrs. <br>
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So, I used it tonite just to move some lose dirt from one pile to another and used the bh just to dig a small hole that I filled back in. It took some getting used to. I am so used to the creature comforts of the JD, that it did take some time to get somewhat fluid. Which I never really got, but I wonder does everyone experience that when they get on a new product for the first time. <br>
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It is a much bigger tractor. I feel that I would have to also get a mower if I got rid of the JD, as the TC is to large for the mowing I do. I do have enough work for the TC and have thought of getting something larger than my JD over the years. <br>
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Any comments on the TC would be helpful. I am a novice overall with this. Especially the BH stuff. I have never used one, and didn't do enough work to feel like I know it capibilities. He is asking 14,800 for the unit. Is that a decent price for the outfit? <br>
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I have not found much info on the TC26DA. There is only one on tractorhouse. Why so few, was it a short run model? What gives? Thanks for the help.

2006 TC26DA
New Holland Tractors
Replies 4 Post by BH3131

Greg is probably close. Could be inside valve metal shavings etc. But that makes the most sense for a place to start.

Tractor PTO will not lower
Mitsubishi
Replies 7 Post by harvey

DieselPower,

If your tractor has a loader, you should be able to start somewhere between $7200 - $7800. Without a loader, your tractor would be worth between $5500-$6000, depending upon overall condition.

Provided everything is in working order, and you have documentation showing when the service work was performed, the value of your tractor would be slightly higher than these estimates.

I hate to see you sell it. You really should take it to Florida with you. It would come in very handy after tornadoes, hurricanes, etc.

Wishing you the best.

Joel

What is this one worth
Yanmar Tractors
Replies 13 Post by candoarms

IceCold,

I would consider $3000 a fair price. It has several options such as the cab, front brush guard and the power cargo bed lift, plus new tires with less than 20 hours on them. The batteries are in good shape and I have a spare in fair shape from another RV use that is identical to the eight that are in the Gator. You can see a half dozen similar E-Gators for sale on Machine Finder:
http://www.machinefinder.com/results.html?ticket=b2f56c7df5881975424f7877c54bbe5af6072b1b&jdeere_dealer_id=0&pageseq=850050&intRedir=1213730830.5680571
but none of them have all these options or new tires, and they are in the center of the country, not here on the west coast. The asking prices for them average above $3500 and most have more hours than mine.

You can e-mail me at chuck.vandusen@verizon.net for more information...

Chuck

e gator power
Utility Vehicles UTV/ATV
Replies 21 Post by chuckv

I've had the TC 33D with the 914 rear discharge for 6 years now and I'm happy with it. I've never regretted not getting the side discharge. One thing nice that hasn't been mentioned for the rear discharge is there is a lot less chance of an object (Stone) getting thrown from under the mower and hitting someone or something and causing injury. Steve

914A rear vs side discharge
New Holland Tractors
Replies 8 Post by Justus

Frank, there is a severe lack of common sense today. Think we need to change it from "common sense" to uncommon sense. The ability to "think" or to make the effort has been lost. Partly and largely due to our policians who want us to just "trust them." Guess what was "horse sense" did not keep up with the horse power increase. Proves it is only in living breathing creatures and not man made creations. kt

Flooding beyond belief
Everything and Anything
Replies 17 Post by kthompson