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[QUOTE=petschllr;168834] I had the exact same problem with my Jenma as you mentioned with the transmission not going into gear.[/QUOTE]Well, perhaps we have a terminology problem - cuz Johns' issue was with the shuttle shift. That constitutes an issue with the mid-connect box, rather than with the transmission. <br>
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So for clarification; is your problem with the forward/reverse lever (shuttle) or with the actual gear shift lever (transmission)?<br>
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//greg//

Jinma Tractor w transmission problems
Other Tractor Brands
Replies 10 Post by greg_g

The pipe that has the pin holes in it is half inch or three quarter bendable copper pipe, so it is not as thick as straight pipe. I can reach the spot that has the pin hole in it, so in theory I suppose I could just replace what I can reach for a temporary fix. But I'd rather replace both lines from the Tub faucet with Pex to the shut off valves in the access panel.<br>
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Given that I'd like to replace both bendable copper lines I was wondering how that Jacuzzi bath tub was installed in the first place. Its all surrounded by tile like a sink in a vanity.<br>
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Rats I think I remember that they put that in while they were framing the house. To detach the drain I would have to make a hole in the ceiling in my office underneath it.<br>
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You would have to be a snake to get to the area where the faucet connects to the water line. I am wonder if a plumber has a trick to work this out with little tile damage, or will I be faced with complete mess to fix this?<br>
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Redoing the water lines to an existing Jacuzzi
Home Improvement
Replies 2 Post by DennisCTB

I've noticed that a lot of companies don't cross-reference part numbers between countries.

The same part will have one P/N in Asia, and a different number in North America and no way to connect one to the other.

You need to find out an exact match for that engine in another machine that was sold and supported in North America.

Same goes for OEM and 'other' companies. I've seen plenty of re-branded machines with a completely different set of P/N's even though the 'local' part often arrives with the Asian P/N on a label on the packaging.

Best of luck.

mitsubishi motor help
Mitsubishi
Replies 3 Post by Murf

Thought I had this posted, so it might so up twice.

The best I can find this engine was also used in some New Holland tractors. The SAF number seems to be a serial number as nothing could be found under that.

As to why they used a different brand engine...done all the time by about all companies from auto to heavy equipment.

shibaura v52f
Shibaura
Replies 2 Post by kthompson

I think they make some of the small New Holland tractors. It might be they can help you. Don't be surprised if you call a New Holland dealership who can not or will not help you to find another will. Having part in hand and being polite can help.

3 point hitch lifting gear on Shibaura SU 1548
Shibaura
Replies 2 Post by kthompson

duplicated thread

mitsubishi motor help
Mitsubishi
Replies 2 Post by kthompson

I find using such as "iron planet" is a good place to get an idea of what is selling or has sold recently. ebay can also give you an idea and for smaller tractors might be better.

1996 B2150 Price Check
Kubota Tractors
Replies 9 Post by kthompson

Murf, Dennis has a Kubota with FEL on it. That should be enough weight to hold that brick down. On the serious side plastic coated weights should be safe to the brick. Just stack them safely. Just be sure you don't glue them there.

Loose brick on Hearth
Home Improvement
Replies 10 Post by kthompson

State Farm did all kind of reports on how much they paid in damage per year due to water lines freezing in unheated houses. Seems to be a major issue in houses where people cut off the heat and leave for the winter or say long vacation but leave the water on.

Dennis, about 98% sure this is the local company who runs radio ads for such repairs as you are facing. They say they have a system to go into your water lines and coat the inside to seal those leaks and prevent them. No idea past their radio add and realize they are not local to you but if they really can do it then there are plumbers near you who can. Surely if you contacted them they could tell you what the procedure is called or what to ask for.

Watershed Plumbing Co Inc
1304 Madison Drive, North Myrtle Bch, SC 29582-3844
(843) 272-5670�

Pex vs Copper replace Copper Pin holes
Home Improvement
Replies 17 Post by kthompson

I have a 2004 HPX Gator. It bogs down under a load. The carb has been checked and cleaned, as well as spark plugs, fuel filter, compression, valves, new fuel and there is fuel to the carb. Any other ideas out there?

John Deere Gator Power Problem
Utility Vehicles UTV/ATV
Replies 2 Post by raddad

HI,
I have a D28F and would be interested in your translations. I do have a parts manual but it is also in Japanese. Fortunately all of the parts numbers are listed both in English and Japanese just no English words.

Thank You
Scott

Shibaura SD1840 Decal Translations
Shibaura
Replies 29 Post by Tiderunner

DennisCTB has posted a new photo.

Subject: Loose Brick.

Description: <br>I have this loose brick which separated from the mortar cleanly. I am wondering the easiest way toget stuck back in there

Loose Brick - New Pix by DennisCTB
Photos
Replies 0 Post by DennisCTB

[QUOTE=Janette;168802]I yes see that this shild was being cosoled...BUT a lot of the things that were being said were HIGHLY dissrepectful to the family! It has yes been Five years since the death! But there will still be sorness in the child! [/QUOTE]

Janette, I very sorry for your and your childrens loss.

Can you show me a comment that was "highly disrespectful to the family", I've been over this thread several times and didn't see any.

Best of luck.

Tractor Roll Over Safety
Parts and Repair
Replies 52 Post by Murf

The reverse rotation is like tilling twice with one pass! It will give a raised bed till in loose conditions the first time across where you might have to go over two or three times to equal the job. As far as trash goes they are pulling it up from the bottom and often leaving it near the top far easier to clean. There are times with stones that they will cause more of an issue but they are far easier to pick and remove then hitting them every year and possibly breaking off the tines.

Suggestions for a rototiller Kubota BX2360
Kubota Tractors
Replies 11 Post by Art White

Thanks cutter and hardwood. I hadn't thought about rocks and snowblowers. I think you are right about used plows. I can pick one up cheap. Maybe it will give me an excuse to learn how to weld!

3pt Snowblower Brands
Snowblowers / Snow Plows
Replies 48 Post by crunch

Saying "just the hydraulics" takes in all kinds of scenarios: hoses could be $60- $200 each depending on size and length; pump possible $300 to $1000 depending on type and availability; valving rebuild up to $500 or new $1000; cylinder rebuild $75 if you do it yourself; hydraulic fluid about $150-250; loose pivot pins and bushings DYI $200-600; rebuilt radiator $500-800; new tires and rims (why stop now) $1500; new seats $250; new brakes $xxx; DYI paint job (hey you have new tires and comfy seat so why not); new alternator $100; new starter rebuild $150; replace bad wires $50; do-dads $200; new battery $150; engine rebuild parts alone $800. If diesel and needs injector and pump rebuild $2000.

Before even putting a dollar into it, see if it will turn over. If it does then try to get it running by dumping $5 worth of fuel. Get it running then be prepared to get a second mortgage. Around here SW of Detroit 20 miles a decent, 40-50 year old TLB goes for about $3000 on a good day.

Just something to think about: if you don't mind nickle and dime on something you'll neve be able to fully use until it's done ---get it. But if you don't have the time, place or the inclination-- stay away, save the money and buy something you like that is new of a few years old.

case 530 CK
Case
Replies 4 Post by earthwrks

Seriously considering buying one... TLB with 3Pt hitch arms and 12" bucket...<br>
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Anyone have one?<br>
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What is a fair price?<br>
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sc2450
Cub Cadet
Replies 4 Post by Inky05

[QUOTE=Carlos11;168782] I am not an expert [/QUOTE]Well, neither am I. But after owning 4 Chinese tractors in the last 10 years, I think my experiences SHOULD be worth considering. From everything you've posted so far - including the bit about label and the overspray - makes it sound to me like you're looking at new old stock. <br>
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That said, you should start the thing and make sure the tach and hour meter BOTH still work. The hour meter won't count without input from the tach, nor will it count if the drive teeth are broke - or when it's not getting 12v. If any of these are true, it means the other possibility is that you're looking at a used machine that has been worked an indeterminate number of hours. <br>
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If new old stock, which particular KAMA model is it? Cuz I can tell you approximately what it may have retailed for back in 2005<br>
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Kama Grey Import
Jinma Farmpro Agracat Nortrac
Replies 8 Post by greg_g

Hey brendon, dont know if youre still around, this is an older thread
but its worth a try:
you seem to be very educated when it comes to tractors, I was wondering if you know if there is a way on Kama tractors serial nr to tell wethjer its a grey import or US model??
Thanks

Need A Tractor
Jinma Farmpro Agracat Nortrac
Replies 15 Post by Carlos11

Give us a report in 5 or 25 years and we'll give you an answer.

price JD 790
John Deere Tractors
Replies 2 Post by auerbach