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The Japanese tiller tines are not available from any dealer. Yanmar, Iseki, Mitsubishi tines are not interchangeable. I can supply tines for most Japanese tillers. parts@sheaftractor.net

Looking for tines for Satoh rototiller
Mitsubishi
Replies 5 Post by lsheaffer

Email me at parts@sheaftractor.net

Shibaura D23F parts and manual
Shibaura
Replies 6 Post by lsheaffer

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parts@sheaftractor.net

Shibaura D23F Tractor Manual
Shibaura
Replies 18 Post by lsheaffer

I can supply manuals for a similiar US tractor. parts at sheaftractor.net

Shibaura
Shibaura
Replies 3 Post by lsheaffer

I can supply parts & manuals for a similiar US tractor.

Shibaura SD2203
Shibaura
Replies 6 Post by lsheaffer

[QUOTE=earthwrks;162022] And to think all these years I've been told every place has a winter. Lied to again! [/QUOTE]Winter weather. Has to do with how the Mercedes automatic climate control regulates the heater. In Minnesota, this car would have the 85C thermostat. In Florida, it would have the 80C. Since Chinese compact and utility tractors don't have heaters - much less climate control computers - they pretty much go with the 80C thermostat (with those very few 70C exceptions I mentioned).<br>
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NT304C overheating
Jinma Farmpro Agracat Nortrac
Replies 13 Post by greg_g

Anybody got any info or experiance with thes and the electrics oe the lift and tilt. Mine quit working a day ago. It did it a couple of years ago and it was a moisture problem. sure would like a schematic of that printed in english!! Any help or ideas would be appriciated.

P15F 3pt lift
Shibaura
Replies 3 Post by gwhiztink

I was of the presumption that you had already more or less done this. In that case, I strongly second what Ken suggested. Wires being torn off of servo heads and other areas is no uncommon on these tractors.

JD 4410 trans issue
John Deere Tractors
Replies 18 Post by Chief

This is pretty sad. Hawaiian government wanted two years and $4M to fix a road, some volunteers did it in a week for free.

A sad example of government waste
Everything and Anything
Replies 4 Post by kwschumm

Thanks for the replies and suggestions. :)<br>
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I've found a new Kubota L3940 HST with a loader fairly close by for what seems to be a reasonable price. I'm thinking this would be a good size?<br>
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KThompson, you mention quality of cut, I'm thinking I'll want both a rotary (Bushog) type mower and a rear finish mower. Rotary for the grassways and ditches and RFM for the yard. <br>
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Hardwood, where abouts are you in NE Iowa? That is some beautiful country up that way. A guy I work with just bought a little over 200 Acres near Guttenberg. He plans on building there for retirement. He's in his 40's now! I'm located near Springville. You mention not going too wide with a RFM. How wide is too wide? My yard's not golf course flat so I can see where too wide could be a problem.<br>
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Thanks again for your time, Rich

First time tractor purchase
Kubota Tractors
Replies 6 Post by HVACRich

After you've ruled out the more obvious things, listen to the Murfmeister. Yannies with the PS have both a main and a secondary relief valve in there. To check and/or adjust you'll need a service manual that gives the pressure specs and a gauge that you attach to the access port.

1610d tranny sluggish
Yanmar Tractors
Replies 9 Post by auerbach

You might want to consider going with a 3-point hitch mounted unit like a Woods with rear discharge. They do a better job mowing and you can cover more ground. The resale is also much better since they fit any tractor with a 3-point hitch not just one model. They also go on and off much easier. The new one even fit a quick hitch. I see used ones on the market that still bring good money.

Mid mount mower for JD 755-855-955 tractor
Mowers Field and Finish
Replies 9 Post by batman

I have alot of experience with Woods rotary cutters and the bottom seals on the old Woods cutters are difficult. The problem is the blade crossbar sets the gearbox vertical shaft preload and if the amount of spacers is not correct you will quickly ruin the seal because the vertical shaft moves up and down when cutting. You can run cornhead grease in the old boxes if you just run an hour or two at a time. If you run it all day it will run out too. What model do you have? I have some old manuals and I can dig up the instructions. The new Woods cutter have solved this problem and they offer warranty of 8 years to prove it. I know of several old Woods cutter that have run for years with grease in the box instead of oil.

Wood Rotary Cutter Oil leak Question
Mowers Field and Finish
Replies 22 Post by batman

Dennis, I know nothing about Herd brand spreaders, but, spread width is a function of a few variables that IMHO have more to do with the operator than the manufacturer.

For instance, raising or lowering the spreader, speeding or slowing the spinner and varying the travel speed will have a big effect on the pattern size and width.

You can use a baffle to limit the spread width, but it will affect the pattern, you will end up with an uneven application.

Best of luck.

Herd Seeder Spreader M96
Garden and Landscape
Replies 3 Post by Murf

Woods has the nice little BH6000 backhoe for the subcompact tractors. They also have a little 4.5" chipper that's made for subcompacts. Check them out if you're still looking.

Need Advise on chipper and backhoe implements that works with a 2210
John Deere Tractors
Replies 6 Post by mistrbackhoe

I just joined, so you may have already bought the backhoe. I have a Woods BH90X and it's rock solid for a better price. I would think there smaller units would be good, too. (Woods is sort of the first name in small backhoes.) If you don't need the extra dig depth, you might want to get the smaller model. Spend the money on the thumb - it's great for picking up odd stuff like concrete chunks.

Backhoe for Kubota B3030
Kubota Tractors
Replies 3 Post by mistrbackhoe

You have to be sure which size rime the machine was designed for---10" or 12".

(All skid steer tires are not the same size, even with in a series or brand---be sure to buy 4 or 5 of the same size at one time. If you don't you break or put cause undue wear to the drivetrain, not just wearing the tires.

10" rims use smaller height tires than 12". 12" tires can be as much as 1-1/2" taller, which doesn't sound like big deal, but if your machine is designed for 10" and you install 12" that will raise the whole machine as much as 3/4", which lifts the back of the bucket about an inch or more making it impossible to keep the bucket flat on the ground.

1845's are notorius for wheel bearings/axle shafts failing, especially the rears. My buddy paid #3,000 for his two rears to be rebuilt. Another friend put $1,500 in parts on his.

Radiators are also an expen$ive i$$ue.

Another tire option is pickup truck tires. I don't recall the brand but I've seen some machines with Ground-Hawgs, or something like them (looks like very wide, old-school "snow tires". In fact, before skid steers were popular, they came factory-equipped with pickup truck tires. If you go this route get the stiffest sidewall ones you can find which offer better stability, less bounce, better steering response, and better load rating cversus something lesser.

case 1845 skid steer
Case
Replies 3 Post by earthwrks

It would appear that the preverbial & political "nutrient residue" is hitting the fan. ;-)

It may be coming faster than you thought
Everything and Anything
Replies 12 Post by Chief

This is VERY significant. Should be interesting to see if more states follow in their footsteps and actions. Other states have already done this but not in such a provocative fashion. Way to go Texas!!!<br>
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Perry Backs Resolution Texas Sovereignty
Everything and Anything
Replies 2 Post by Chief

The NT suggests it's a JM454 from Northern Tools. If in fact that's who originally sold the tractor, they'd be the folks to approach for another set of manuals (pretty sure there are four)

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Need manual for NT 454
Jinma Farmpro Agracat Nortrac
Replies 2 Post by greg_g