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It's been a while for me too. The wobble is not noticeable from the drivers seat, only when the front end is lifted, and then the rocking is only slight. I had my local guy look at it and he said he saw no problems, however, I'm not sure how hard he looked. I've mowed and hauled logs and dirt in the FEL and have not noticed any increase in the problem. It also seems it's just the wheel moving. I'll raise it up tonight and see if the lug nuts need tightening. I would assume when it was looked at during recent maintenance, it would have been tightened when everything was put back together. But I know what is said about assumptions.

BTW: For trailering purposes, how much does a Agracat 254 weigh?

Slight Rocking Front Left Wheel
Jinma Farmpro Agracat Nortrac
Replies 10 Post by yofrient

Joel, it owuld be good for those with computers! How about for those that don't! Crazy enough as it may seem but we have areas with party lines yet!

There will always be holes, we just don't have enough people with the intestinal fortitude to say enough is enough. Sorry about your loss but!

It seems that with this country if you make a dumb or stupid mistake you get fiscally rewarded!

Great legal system we have here!

Grey Market Tractor
Parts and Repair
Replies 11 Post by Art White

Yup, Harvey nailed it! (pun intended LOL )<br>
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Have a look at the McMaster-Carr site (see link below) and what you are looking for is part # 6094A31 which is item 'G' in the upper row of pictures.<br>
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If that won't take them out clean, give up.<br>
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Any good hardware place should have something similar, but watch out for the cheap alternatives, they don't have a place for your second hand, just a lever arm that will put a dent in the siding.<br>
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Best of luck.

Need advice to remove nailed-on metal barn siding
Barns Pole Barns
Replies 5 Post by Murf

thanks for the help jmparts has operation and parts list on hand at $7.00 each

agracat manual
Jinma Farmpro Agracat Nortrac
Replies 16 Post by happyboy

[QUOTE=auerbach;155138] Since it was not made here, of course it's an import but that was not the point.When an offshore company makes a model for sale here, it supports it with local dealers and a parts supply, designs it in compliance with our country's regulations, and provides labels and manuals in English. Those are known as export models as they were designed to be sold not in the home market but to be exported to here.When a jobber buys a bunch of used units in Japan and ships them here, you pay less but get a Japanese model. Among other differences, it would lack English documentation, at least from the factory. These are known as "grey market" units. [/QUOTE]

Manual needed for My Shibaura
Shibaura
Replies 5 Post by outwestsales

I found a JD 955 with implements for sale. In addition to using it for the primary purpose of clearing/rehabbing an overgrown pasture (about 2 acres) that was also used as a "burial ground" by the former owners/tenants, I might also want to do hay cutting & baling of the finished pasture. Any reports on this tractor's relaibility/performance and how it might fit into my plans?<br>
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Thanks!<br>
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Dave

JD 955 Any reports experience with this
John Deere Tractors
Replies 2 Post by Davef33

I have a mitsubishi D2000 tractor. I sent the head to a machine shop to have the head checked out. I was told it needs new valves but I need some engine specifications. The block has raised letters reading K2 50404; also there are numbers stamped on the block reading 2-DR5-13242,under them numbers are numbers reading 1302. I found a book on the tractor from stormer tractors but the engine in the book is not the same engine I have. The book that I have is saying the engine is a KE-130-13B. I called Stormer tractor back but the guy told me that should be the engine in the tractor. Any information I could get would be greatly appreciated especially on the valve specifications. Thanks,Shane

Mitsubishi D2000
Mitsubishi
Replies 1 Post by Shannon

Need to know how to adjust up pto clutch

Cub Loboy 154 pto clutch
Antique Tractors
Replies 2 Post by dhdwayne

The ex3200 looks attractive on paper, I haven't seen one in person yet. Is a front mount snow thrower available? Is the loader easy to remove (like the Kubota) or is it more or less permanently mounted?

Thanks!

Cub Cadet yanmar ex3200
Cub Cadet
Replies 98 Post by tractorenvy

They are not the latest system but they have been a good system for years. I will repeat, they can be tough to keep syncronized if the wrong adjustments are made!

L3400 dual clutch adjustment
Kubota Tractors
Replies 12 Post by Art White

On older design units they often had o-rings on the pick-up tubes which would leak. You might find one sucking air where the person changing the engine didn't watch it close enough while changing components. They will take air in but not leak oil out!

Hydraulic problems
Massey Ferguson Tractors
Replies 4 Post by Art White

belarus250---seeing as this post is more than 4 years old, I would be surprised if you get a response from Marklugo.

Belarus Hydraulic Problem
Belarus
Replies 20 Post by earthwrks

Kenny. Kenny. Kenny. You musta had the All-You-Can-Eat Old Country Buffet on your mind when you wrote your post: "...meat..." LOL

Hey I overnited that dictionary to you did you get it?

D'OH! You have to be able to READ it to USE it! WhatwasIthinkin'?

Grey Market Tractor
Parts and Repair
Replies 2 Post by earthwrks

Thanks, but I already have a parts manual and it doesn't have any specifics but the part numbers.

Shibaura SD1840 operator s manual and fluid capacities
Shibaura
Replies 4 Post by Bunk1972

Euphoria,

Unless your tractor is at the recommended hours for an oil and filter change, I wouldn't think it necessary.

Your 3-point problem is likely due to a hydraulic plumbing issue. More than likely you have a hose that is connected to the wrong fitting, or you have a faulty connection.

If your hoses aren't color coded and matched with the proper hydraulic outlets, now would be a good time to sort that issue out.

Color coded wire ties work well. You can get a package containing assorted colors for about 6 dollars at most hardware stores. Place different colored ties on the hoses and their matching outlet fittings.

Joel

john Deere 4100
John Deere Tractors
Replies 4 Post by candoarms

The engineering problem is that batteries are bulky and heavy whereas motorcycles are skinny and light, meaning that the batteries would have to be not much heavier or bulkier than the original engine and gas-tank, meaning that they would have to be high-tech (like li-ion), meaning an e-motorcycle would be costly.

I have a factory-made battery-assisted pedal bicycle for local errands. I love it, but the battery is lead-acid, which requires a heavier frame, making the bike pretty heavy to just pedal.

First Electric Motorcycle in Neighborhood
Just For Fun Off Topic
Replies 5 Post by auerbach

Another consideration is the vent stack. I've had some weird stuff happen with a partially clogged stack. Check for bird nests or stuck critters.

Toilet problems
Home Improvement
Replies 10 Post by yooperpete

I would agree with Joel for more than he is saying. Parts down the road. If they could not help you on the pto connection, do they have blades? I have been told many if not most flail mowers are imported from Italy. Have no idea if accurate or not. Know that many of the boom flail mowers I have seen were. Those all looked to be very good cutters, materials and workmanship. Was very pleased with one I ran for a couple of years other than parts. It took months to get a set of cutters for it. kt

Topro Mowers
Mowers Field and Finish
Replies 11 Post by kthompson

I got the old girl running good enough to use as my sprayer tractor with the final drives in the upper position. To get clearance for the soybeans I have to take off the loader. It is for sale. It's a KMW model K66 made in Fort Erie Ontario for this tractor. All hoses, fittings and Geeson control spool. This loader bolts on, no weling needed.

Selling loader for Belarus 250
Belarus
Replies 4 Post by belarus250

I had the same problem. Turns out it was worn bushings that caused the starter core to contact the inside of the outer case. This drag if not fixed will result in burning out the starter. Could be just bushings will do if you catch it early. Have it rebuilt.

starter problems
Belarus
Replies 4 Post by belarus250