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Thanks for answers Auerbach and Greg-g.
I realise that is the locking lever differential.Few days i climbed a slope over 30 degrees,with a time four-wheel drive,left rear wheel started move in place,if at the time differential block this wheel would not have skates?
Thanks again!

Why does a 2210 D YANMAR tractor lever to the right under the seat
Yanmar Tractors
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harrygwood has posted a new photo.

Subject: Potato Farming PEI, Canada.

Description: <br>Digging potatoes on a farm in PEI, Canada

Potato Farming PEI Canada - New Pix by harrygwood
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I agree with each of you. Just wonder have I given follow up on each question I have asked.

I think one reason is many forget where they came to. Mine is not set up to receive update emails but wonder if that would help if you had to set up that way? Another issue I think is how long it is between some asking and their question getting any attention. It seems there are some questions that are asked right often, wonder if there should be a FAQ section?

pet peave
Kubota Tractors
Replies 5 Post by kthompson

harrygwood has posted a new photo.

Subject: John Deer Sunset.

Description: <br>Sunset over tractors and harrows in a peanut field in South Georgia 2010

John Deer Sunset - New Pix by harrygwood
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bvcope has posted a new photo.

Subject: Fierce Driver.

Description: <br>New John Deere and our 3 year old

Fierce Driver - New Pix by bvcope
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bvcope has posted a new photo.

Subject: Workin!.

Description: <br>Cleaning the stables

Workin - New Pix by bvcope
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We were working up the pond banks to plant grass.

Garth71 -- Photo Contest -- Pond Banks
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garth71 has posted a new photo.

Subject: Workin the bank.

Description: <br>8760

Workin the bank - New Pix by garth71
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cwajciec has posted a new photo.

Subject: 15 inches of Snow are no match for BX2200.

Description: <br>15 inches of Snow are no match for BX2200

15 inches of Snow are no match for BX2200 - New Pix by cwajciec
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I just bought a B6000 for $35.00. I was wondering what one might be worth. On line search shows most in the UK and Canada. I would like to know before I stick too much money into this thing that I will not be able to get back out.

B6000
Kubota Tractors
Replies 1 Post by oneace

scrimshander has posted a new photo.

Subject: Cooper takes over the wheel.

Description: <br>Coopers learns how to drive, after a few minutes Cooper is well in control while grandpa holds the throttle

Cooper takes over the wheel - New Pix by scrimshander
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scrimshander has posted a new photo.

Subject: Whats that we Missed.

Description: <br>Coopers learns how to drive

Whats that we Missed - New Pix by scrimshander
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scrimshander has posted a new photo.

Subject: Move Over Grandpa Don.

Description: <br>Coopers first drive with the tractor as we circle the field

Move Over Grandpa Don - New Pix by scrimshander
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Tractorpoint Photo Contest<br>
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We will be running a Tractor photo contest with a Badriver Tractor Hitch as the first place prize!<br>
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1) Add a tractor related photo to your Tractorpoint Photo Album. <br>
2) Add a message to the "Photo Contest" forum which is in the "General Tractor" board section. Link to your photo album entry and include a description of the photo by May 31, 2010. Here is the link [l]http://tractorpoint.com/cgi-bin/tractorreview/forum.pl?category=PCON&catname=Photo Contest[/l]<br>
3) The entries will be judged based on creativity, photo quality, and amount of positive feedback as measured by the posts in response to your entry.<br>
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Here is a YouTube video that will show you how to get the URL address from your photo album so you can paste it into the Image URL form for you Photo Entry.<br>
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Tractorpoint -- Bad River Photo Contest
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Replies 8 Post by DennisCTB

Last week someone else had a problem with broken off bolts and bad tapped holes for a different tractor brand. The discussion was about using heli-coil or E-Z lok thread inserts. That may be a better route than welding.<br>
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I never did find my camera, think someone at work had a better use for it than me! Just got a new cell phone with camera. I'll try to figure out how to use it and post a picture of my bracket.

CUB CADET BRACKET WM-52581
Cub Cadet
Replies 9 Post by yooperpete

Being the owner of an 84" finish mower, a 74" coarse cut flail, a 72" medium-heavy rotary cutter, and a 60" light-medium rotary cutter - I'd say a general duty flail is the wrong tool for 2" pines. A heavy duty [u]rough cut[/u] flail - the kind with hammers and/or chains - would do it, but then you are stuck with too much machine when the initial clearing job is done. Plus, you can buy several rotary cutters for the price of one HD rough cut flail. This shouldn't stop you from investing in a flail, but I think a general duty model with knives would suit you better in the long run. <br>
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A medium-heavy duty 6' rotary cutter behind 40-45 PTO horsepower will make short work of 2" pine. Let the RC do the grunt work chopping up the pine. Once that's done, a less expensive [u]coarse cut[/u] flail will work just fine. Don't bother with the [u]fine cut[/u] models, they're for landscapers and golf courses.<br>
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//greg//

FarmPro 6 wide floating finish mower
Mowers Field and Finish
Replies 10 Post by greg_g

DZLDENNY has posted a new photo.

Subject: Loose front end.

Description: <br>Here is a shot inside the frame from the front :-0 ! The front has nothing holding it together! Top two studs are missing, bottom two are junk and no nuts on them. The two welds just under those studs are broken as well. All the bolt holes in the front and the eight on the sides are worn elongated. I plan to weld them up and redrill to the correct size before I put new hardware.

Loose front end - New Pix by DZLDENNY
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DZLDENNY has posted a new photo.

Subject: Loose front end.

Description: <br>Here is a pic of the back two bolts on the left side frame rail. Notice how the frame is sagging and the paint is worn off under this set.

Loose front end - New Pix by DZLDENNY
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DZLDENNY has posted a new photo.

Subject: Loose front end.

Description: <br>This is a shot of the two bolts on the front of the left side frame rail. Notice how the paint is worn off above the bolt head from moving around.

Loose front end - New Pix by DZLDENNY
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6x4 Gators never had a Briggs motor.

A bit of an oddball
Utility Vehicles UTV/ATV
Replies 2 Post by gatoraider