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I have a 5203 4WD and find it is a work horse of a machine. They are said to be lite in the rear for their power but I have added Bio ballast to the rear tires. I would suggest you use weight of some sort either ballast or wheel weights. I find I don't need the 4WD unless I am in very slick conditions. Loader is very strong and can lift an amazing amount of weight. More weight then what the ballast counters. The ballast in my tires is around 400+ lbs per tire. I use the 1284 Frontier box scrapper for road work. It is a very heavy scrapper at 1200 lbs. It has no trouble pulling it to the point the ground spills over the top.
:) Over all I am very happy with the machine. It is a nice tractor for the price. Well suited for my needs.

JD 5203
John Deere Tractors
Replies 3 Post by Trippy

hey ive inherited an AC 5020 4wd the right front axel housing is broke and the part is 1500 dollars from case is there any way to find parts for it cheaper

parts
Antique Tractors
Replies 3 Post by nizzynate

Guys,<br>
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I have a Vermeer TS-20 3pt tree spade that will fit on my '84 1710, but it does not have self contained hydraulics like my BH does.<br>
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I did pick up a rear remote kit ($300-$400) by an accessory company a few years ago that I never installed. It has an adapter plate that goes between a cover on the right side of the 3pt housing with hoses, valve and connectors. But another tractor owner once told me that would interfere with my FEL operation, so it never fully installed.<br>
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So the questions for someone more experienced then I am, should I go with the remote kit or come up with another PTO pump and reservoir so the Tree Spade is self contained like the hoe? Not sure if the native 1710 hydraulics are up to this, either.<br>
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And does anyone have a good source for hydraulic reservoirs that I could use on the TS? I have one on the ARPS BH, but that one needs to stay there.

Tree spade with 1710
New Holland Tractors
Replies 2 Post by fmtrvt

Hi all, I stumbled across this site while researching Kubota tractors on the internet. Wow! This is cool! I reviewed a few of the questions and realized I'd found a Kubota nirvana!<br>
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About me: My family and I bought our land (38.5 rural acres in beautiful Eastern Iowa) in 2005 and built our new house in '06 and a pole building in '07. It's our first time living out in the country and we love it! We rent out about 30 acres of crop ground. The rest is yard and timber.<br>
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Anyway, on to my question. :) I'm looking to purchase my first tractor. I first thought I'd get an older farm tractor but have ruled that out for various reasons. I've pretty much narrowed it down to Kubota or Deere and am leaning heavily towards Kubota. I really don't have any experience with either and have heard good things about both. I like the fact that Kubota makes the entire product in their tractors. How big do I need and what models would you recommend? I mow approximately 3 acres and have a small zero turn mower from when I lived in town. It's great around trees and buildings but the 44" deck takes quite a while to get it all done so. I'd like to do some finish mowing with it. Mostly flat except for the ditches. I want to move snow with it. I'm in the process of adding approximately 4-5 acres of waterways (hiring that project out!) to control erosion in my fields and will need to mow those 3 or 4 times a year. I'd like a loader on the front for moving rocks, doing fence work, and the general utility of it. I've been looking at low 30's to the low 40's for HP and am looking at newer equipment. Is this around the right size for me? Do I need this bigger? Smaller? Help :(<br>
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Thanks for reading all this. I look forward to your responses. :)<br>
Rich L

First time tractor purchase
Kubota Tractors
Replies 6 Post by HVACRich

I don't know anything about your shibaura but here's one possibility. On my JD there's a diverter switch that allows the joystick to operate the loader in one position and the rear cylinders in another. Does your machine have a diverter switch?

D23F 3pt Hitch
Shibaura
Replies 4 Post by kwschumm

These are the Kubota Suggested List Prices
B2320HSD Tractor List for $12755.00
RCK54-29B 54" Mower deck List for $2041.00
Plus Inbound freight and Dealer prep

Keep in mind that these are Kubota suggested list prices, Dealer prices will vary from area to area.

Kevin

New Tractor Purchase my first time
Kubota Tractors
Replies 3 Post by EMERICHSALES

mossdown has posted a new photo.

Subject: 1010.

Description: <br>small but mighty..

1010 - New Pix by mossdown
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Replies 1 Post by mossdown

mossdown has posted a new photo.

Subject: snow.

Description: <br>moving it out of the way..

snow - New Pix by mossdown
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Replies 1 Post by mossdown

[QUOTE=kwschumm;161923] Randy, I'm gonna do a shoot. They have a few up north a couple of hours. I'll drag my wife and a few friends up with me. This would be a great cause to participate in. [/QUOTE]

Ken, I STRONGLY urge you and ALL TP members to attend an Appleseed Shoot. Family member shoot and participate for FREE. The shooting part is just a SMALL portion of the the shoot. The history briefing is the main attraction and something ALL should hear.

I can PROMISE ALL it will be money WELL spent and a VERY enjoyable as well as INFORMATIVE outing for ALL who attend.

I am looking into sponsoring an Appleseed Shoot on my property. I think an Appleseed Shoot will be a awakening for all who attend. Wether you decide to become a "3 Percenter" or not is yet another story.......as are with the important things in life........"one step at a time".

Freeze dried foods for emergencies
Everything and Anything
Replies 42 Post by Chief

I have the same problem with my 2005 TC40. It started doing this with only 50 hours on it. The starter just clicks like the solenoid is kicking in when you turn the key. Turn key 5-6 times and it will start if it didnt kick out the breaker first. If any of the safety switches were bad,disconnected or out of adjustment the starter would not click at all. I have taken it to two different New Holland dealers and still have the same problem. They replaced the starter twice and that did not fix it. Both dealer service reps told me they didn't know what the problem was. Thats what I am left with. I see other posts on the net with the same problem with no resolution. Any help appreciated. Larry

TC40 won t start
New Holland Tractors
Replies 5 Post by RedneckYanke

Initially abolition of the electoral college rubbed me the wrong way too. But one advantage of getting rid of it would be that it would make it more difficult for politicians to game the system for their advantage. Witness the current administrations attempt to seize control of the census.

Regarding term limits, both sides have their points, but I have concluded that career politicians for the most part simply don't put the country first. We need people that are in awe of their responsibility and in touch with their constituents back home.

Second American Revolution Video
Everything and Anything
Replies 3 Post by kwschumm

I am new to this and truly appreciate your advice.
I will look at the sites you'd mentioned.
THANK YOU!!!

Kubota 7100 value
Kubota Tractors
Replies 3 Post by kubes40

I am interested in maitanance manual and in instructiuons manual.
Can you help me?

Shibaura D23F parts and manual
Shibaura
Replies 6 Post by marekk

Using the same logic as bold,italic, and underline you can now code links to web pages in your messages as well as pictures that are on the web.<br>
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Just type the "l" or "p" letters as indicated above with the URL address of a web page or Web Picture. Make sure you include the full address with the "http://" as well.<br>
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Please note if you forget to put in the a matching closing tag all conversions for that tag will not be performed.<br>
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Here is an example link:<br>
[l]http://tractorpoint.com[/l]<br>
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Here is an example of an inline picture:<br>
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[p]http://tractorpoint.com/ctb/memberPhotos/ronald651.jpg[/p]<br>
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New Features Inline Links and Pictures
Website Operations Howto
Replies 2 Post by DennisCTB

FYI only. Do a google search on Quick Quarter. Pick the one with Lafayette Classifides. Once theredo a search on keyword Kubota. It will show you an ad for one L235

Price Check Kubota L235
Tractor Projects
Replies 4 Post by JAMIII

I'd like to know what the fix was also. I have the exact same problem with my [b]TC29D[/b]. PTO engages, then pops out of gear as soon as RPM's increase or any load is placed on it. Adjusted the linkage, but have the same symptoms as the original poster. [b]PTO[/b] just won't stay in gear.

New Holland NH TC33D PTO Problem
New Holland Tractors
Replies 7 Post by reddawg

I have a case 1845 loader--I need to know whether wheels from <br>
an 1845B or 1845C will fit it.<br>
Also if anyone has wheels for sale I'm looking.

case 1845 skid steer
Case
Replies 3 Post by curley

:) [i][b]THANKS MURF!![/i][/b]<br>
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New Text features Bold Underline Italics
Website Operations Howto
Replies 2 Post by cutter

thank you -- i did see that but thought the same some-one may benifit from the message -- thanks again - may all your furrows be deep and straight -- cadsts

BlackHawk Parts
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 5 Post by cadsts

(f-l-u-s-s-s-s-s-h)---in about a day or so it'll be comin' straight for your water suppy intake! Cheers!

White smoke out breather hose
Shibaura
Replies 15 Post by earthwrks