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I have a two year old JD 3520 w/cab. I took it to the dealership last summer to have the AC checked because it was not cooling very well. They suggested cleaning the radiator and cab AC filter after each mowing. We do both of these religiously. It is in the upper 90s here and despite running the AC wide open, it does not adequately cool the cabin; unlike both our 6420 and 6430. Anyone have any ideas?

JD 3520 AC
John Deere Tractors
Replies 4 Post by lgartman

I have the turf tires and they often fill up with dirt when I use the FEl and suspected the Bar / ag tires would have been a bit better for using the loader but did expect they would also be hard on a soft lawn.

tz25da vs tc23da
New Holland Tractors
Replies 9 Post by expoman55

Franky on the bright side you didn't do what my former helper did. He and his now former wife are 22. Instaed of paying bills without telling his then wife he sent their last $1000 to a Nigerian Lottery with the expectation of getting a million back.

Him doing that was the last nail in his marital coffin so to speak. She stopped him just before he was about to send another $1000 from a cash advance on a credit card. I've known this kid since he was 10 and thought he was way smarter than that. DOH!

I did something wrong Sorry
Just For Fun Off Topic
Replies 7 Post by earthwrks

Dear Gatoraide, thanks for advise the on my jumping gator. I finally got around to replacing the belt. The new belt cured the problem. I admire you for providing your knowledge and time to resolve this as well as other issues that you have resolved.............thanks,Mike Hall

Jumping Gator
Utility Vehicles UTV/ATV
Replies 4 Post by mthall

I'm going to look at a White BF 31. I plan to take this tractor into the woods to pull out fire wood, clean up and do some light brush hogging. I have oher tractors bigger and smaller so I don't need this to do everything.<br>
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Can't find much about this tractor and no idea what is should be worth.<br>
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Anyone have experience or knowledge of this machine?<br>
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John

White FB 31 WD loader
Other Tractor Brands
Replies 3 Post by valeyview

Both. But, the pump was a 2 hp pool pump and the sprinklers were the old-fashioned chit, chit, chit-ch-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-t type.

Frog, eh? Got a new name for ya Kenny--"enny the 'Xggerator" LOL

Hey Kenny----how's that big ol' dirt pile moving comin'?

I know, I know---it'll be there tomorrow and the next day and the next...LOL

Shallow Well Water Pump
Home Improvement
Replies 11 Post by earthwrks

I would like to buy a front end loader for my Kubota B9200 HST but am not sure which loader would fit my tractor. Does anybody know which loader would fit?

Kubota B9200 HST loader
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 3 Post by broweene

In the center of your diagram there is a round cavity, surrounded by three bolt holes. That's where the suction screen goes. The actual parts are on another page of your manual

//greg//

Agracat 2920 suction filter location
Jinma Farmpro Agracat Nortrac
Replies 12 Post by greg_g

There are various systems for repairing rips in vinyl. Not just tape; I think they melt the vinyl back together. If they work, that would be the easiest way to go.

seat cover
John Deere Tractors
Replies 10 Post by auerbach

Ok Art ,I talked to Brian at Kubota in Georgia,in the tech dept ,he told me there is another number that he has listed on his system k5351-99040 , with more lift,I looked at the #34342 at my local dealer ,it looks like the lower lift blades that I have, but he also said that Kubota has changed suppliers on their blades a lot lately,and that could be why their not the same lift with the same part number, Craig.

Kubota BX2200 Mower Blades
Kubota Tractors
Replies 17 Post by unit5alive

Hi;
I have had 2 kubotas tractors w/GST (Glide shift) transmissions, presently a L4200 cab tractor. I use it for mowing, loader work on a horse farm and snow removal.

The GST is an extremely versitile and efficient transmission. The reverser is great for loader work. You still have a foot clutch to inch up to things and the clutchless gear shifting is perfect for mowing. I mow with a woods RM99 mower its a big mower but the PTO HP of 37.5 is fine for what I mow but I would not want lesss than 35 with that mower. I think you would be ok with a hydro too. If you are not used to running a tractor the hydro is simpler, but you lose a few hp at the pto. I cant believe you would hurt the trans of any decent 30 hp tractor using a loader let alone a Kubota. Get what you like to run best.

Kubota HST GST Shuttle or Gear Transmission
Kubota Tractors
Replies 38 Post by conestoga540

KW, before hydros came along combines used the variable speed belt design you describe. WE never had much trouble with them, but more maintenece was involved than hydros.

What are Continuously Variable Transmissions CVTs
Autos SUV Trucks
Replies 5 Post by hardwood

From a pure scientific or engineering point of view, the term means (from my old fluid design guide) "relating to fluids at rest or to the pressures they exert or transmit, or the work they perform".<br>
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There are IMHO 2 different types of 'fluid drive' systems.<br>
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The first is the HST or Hydostatic Transmission, in this case a pump usually of variable displacement (swash plate) is coupled to a drive motor that turns the wheel or track.<br>
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This BTW is also the type most often seen in small riding mowers, except the entire unit is a single self-contained component that includes the pump, reservoir, drive motor and trans axle all in one single housing.<br>
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The second type is often referred to as just a 'hydraulic drive' system. It is usually just a pump and motor set that drives a normal gear transmission or sometimes a direct drive axle. This is the type of setup most often seen in things like slow speed self-propelled equipment in construction or agriculture. Things like street sweepers that are based on a 5 ton truck chassis are often driven this way, usually with a much smaller than usual engine.<br>
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Best of luck.

Are all hyd driven HST
Parts and Repair
Replies 3 Post by Murf

Thanks for schematic Ken. I've determined the switch is not the culprit and will check the solenoid next. I�ll need to get a copy of the service manual before too long....

Tom

JD 4310 Rear PTO not turning
John Deere Tractors
Replies 18 Post by Brudertd

4-ply!!! Oooooh maaaan. Are they the fronts like I mentioned that are seen on the rears of small tractors/mowers?

4-ply--that usually means two in the tread and two in the sidewall. I've got 12-ply heavy-duty R-4's on my skid steer and still get roofing nails popping them. And my sidewalls are so gouged and chunked out I have to use semi-truck boots or liners doubled up to cover the holes--and I use inner tubes. ($1000 for aftermarket tires or $2500 for OEMs just ain't in the cards yet). A set usually lasts 250 hours, and it's now 249:11:59 LOL.

I've got 700 hours on the CUT with R-4's (New Holland TC-33D) and all but one is good condition. I drive a lot on hard surfaces but still half the tread remaining.

Kubota L3240 TURF vs INDUSTRIAL TIRES
Kubota Tractors
Replies 35 Post by earthwrks

This looks to be a duplicated post that Murf has answered a day or so back.

7304 Cub Cadet
Cub Cadet
Replies 2 Post by kthompson

I use a 3 pt hitch (sitrex)/Italian 72 inch rear discharge finish mower for my 790 because of the industrial tires and love it//no clumping of grass it lays it down nice //uses less hp than a side discharge (better when the grass gets high or extremely wet)and I would say that I could have bumped up to a 84 inch version with no problem with the rear discharge.<br>
2002 was the last year for the 30hp rating.

Countryline Finish Mowers - Any Good
Mowers Field and Finish
Replies 7 Post by JAZAK5

Vetter: take photos of the labels to a Japanese restaurant, where I'm sure someone will translate for you.

Shibaura Help
Shibaura
Replies 11 Post by auerbach

I don't know MFs, but typically there's various return springs that fail or weaken, and the moving parts get gummed up. Once you remove/clean/replace you may find that the wear parts don't need replacing. If they do, they'll likely outlast the tractor, so why worry about the price.

Brake problem
Massey Ferguson Tractors
Replies 3 Post by auerbach

This may not work for you, but there probably is a shop around you which builds steel hyd lines. They may can make what you need. You need to be sure what they build handles the pressure you need. If you ask a couple of places who make the hyd hoses they probably can tell you who makes the steel tubing.

Injector line for S100
Shibaura
Replies 2 Post by kthompson