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Subject: Cab .

Description: <br>Picture of rear side of cab

Cab - New Pix by GrayFox123
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GrayFox123 has posted a new photo.

Subject: Cab .

Description: <br>Picture of side of cab

Cab - New Pix by GrayFox123
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GrayFox123 has posted a new photo.

Subject: Cab .

Description: <br>Picture of rear of cab

Cab - New Pix by GrayFox123
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GrayFox123 has posted a new photo.

Subject: Cab .

Description: <br>Picture of cab

Cab - New Pix by GrayFox123
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The fuild comes out there no matter how much is in there. Could there be air in the line? and if so how do we get the air out of the line?

agracat
Jinma Farmpro Agracat Nortrac
Replies 23 Post by sjcozy

GrayFox123 has posted a new photo.

Subject: Cab .

Description: <br>Picture of cab

Cab - New Pix by GrayFox123
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GrayFox123 has posted a new photo.

Subject: Cab front and door .

Description: <br>Picture of the front and door side of cab

Cab front and door - New Pix by GrayFox123
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also is there a fuse box on these things. all i can find are the three relays on the passenger side frame rail and two behind the bed lift.

switches on dash
Utility Vehicles UTV/ATV
Replies 4 Post by mikedd

Yup, you know it's a big harvester when it needs a customized tractor to pull it.<br>
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This is a 4 row harvester, which isn't even , as Harry mentioned, the biggest one by any means. It weighs 24,500 pounds empty and needs a minimum of 200hp just to run it, but under the right conditions it will harvest a little over 7 acres an hour.<br>
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[p]http://www.lockwoodmfg.com/data/upfiles/674harvesterB2008.jpg[/p]<br>
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Best of luck.<br>
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Harrygwood -- Stormy Sky
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Replies 7 Post by Murf

GrayFox123 has posted a new photo.

Subject: Kubota cab .

Description: <br>front and side view of door

Kubota cab - New Pix by GrayFox123
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I always had problems keeping the bolts tight that held the frame for the mid mount mower (914A) to the clutch case and finally the mounting points cracked.Dose anyone have a idea what this might cost to repair? I already tried Helicoils and they pulled out.It ,the clutch case,would have to be welded or replaced I think

Stripped bolts in clutch case TC24DA
New Holland Tractors
Replies 22 Post by kevin3251

I am not quite finished. The Plexiglas was the most expensive item on the entire cab. One sheet of .200 thickness Plexiglas (4x8) cost $160.00 at Menards. I cut it into three pieces, which covered the front windshield, back window and right side. I went with the thinner stuff (to save some money) for the left (door) side. That was around $80.00 for two pieces. The cab has a lot of glass area because when operating a tractor, I like to see the bucket, front tires, etc; especially when working along an open hole. The cab from Kubota is approx $5,000. and a Curtis aftermarket cab is approx $3200 with soft sides. The soft does not work along the northern Michigan shoreline (where I am) do to the intense winds. The winds ripped and distorted my other soft cab and bent the framework. This is my redneck cab that is built out of construction grade lumber.<br>
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If money was not an issue, I would build a cab out of finish oak lumber, use spindles and scalloped fancy moldings to compliment the finish look. I would design more curves and angles to make it look unique. However, using heavy construction grade lumber limits the amount of curves you can create. I made this cab solid and tried keeping expenses down. The front 2x6 is bolted to the back of the bucket arm support through existing holes. I did not drill any holes in the tractor or ROPS. I used U-bolts and clamped it to the ROPS so the cab actually sits on 2 - 2x8 pieces which holds the cab off the fenders and allows it to flex with the movement of the tractor. Before I put the glass in, I took the tractor out and dug, went over some bumps and lifted the front wheels off the ground with the bucket to make sure the cab will flex with the tractor movement. It seems to be holding up - at least for now. <br>
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I could have installed the Plexiglas like you would a house window with moldings but used mirror holders instead. This way if I get a hot day and want to take the glass out, I take my cordless screwdriver, take out a few screws and the glass comes right out. I still have some rubber molding to install that will fill the gaps around the fender areas and the door. I built it extra tall ( I am 6-3) so I can get on and off without bumping my head. The spare pieces of Plexiglas were used to fill in the small areas in the lower front areas of cab and behind the seat, which will aid in blocking those winter winds. The cabs purpose is to block the wind and was not designed to be air tight, nor did I plan to heat it. I only want a wind block. <br>
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I am ordering the orange plate with black letters that reads "Kubota" which will tie in the orange tractor and black cab and will be placed on the header over the front window. I designed the right side window (passenger side) to slide so I can open the window and get to the bucket and rear three point controls while standing outside. Often when working you need to operate the bucket or rear lift while off the tractor. The access door is lightweight and can be locked in the open position. The plexiglass actually extends beyond the door frame which covers the areas that appear open by the fenders. The rafters are a foot apart with 3/4 inch exterior plywood roof. I installed some metal brackets that will hold a cloth covered 2x4 across the inside of the front windshield in the event of transport. This helps support the large piece of glass when transporting on a trailer and traveling down the road over 55 mph. I designed the cab as I went, working on it a few hours as I found time in between homework and everything else. The cab is not as attractive as Kubota's but it does work. <br>

Homemade cab for my new 2010 Kubota L2900
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Replies 9 Post by GrayFox123

OH crap, didn't see that

L225DT FRONT AXLE
Kubota Tractors
Replies 5 Post by 8x56mn

It doesn't much matter as the deal didn't pan out. Thanks anyway.

Kubota B4200 1990
Kubota Tractors
Replies 3 Post by wedgeheaded

Hi--does anyone know much about the Cub Cadet 3240 lawn tractor? It is a 2001 model (their 40th anniversary edition).<br>
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I am in the market for a lawn tractor to mow about 2 acres, some quite sloped, and to do some trim work around (under) fences, plus some other odds and end jobs--pull a 2-wheeled dump cart mostly. The dealer from whom I purchased my "workhorse" tractor (a New Holland T2210) also sells Cub Cadets--I have been looking other places but am thinking I want to keep things under on roof; plus I think the cub cadet makes a decent tractor. I have been looking at and test operated a new 2554 today. In the process we talked about trade-in's and used equipment they had. One was the 3240. For the 2554 his price was $4,399. For the 3240 (with power steering, shaft driven mower, differetial lock, among other things)(2001 model) with 430 hours he was asking $3,500--I think it had a 50" mover deck. I have not yet operated that machine--likely later this week. My budget is less than $5,000 right now. The older tractor is a heavier machine with more features and comes in under the new 2554 price.<br>
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Is that a fair price for this used tractor? Is it wise to buy a 9 year old tractor? What is the life expectancy of one kept up well? Are there specific questions I need to be asking? Should I not bother with the older tractor and stick with new? There would be no warrenty. They would "go over it" if I was going to buy it and would let me return it or they would service it again if I had problems in the first so many days.<br>
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Anyway, any comments or cautions?<br>
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Abba's Child

Cub Cadet 3240
Cub Cadet
Replies 2 Post by AbbasChild

Just looking for an opinion about this unit. I'm thinking of buying one. I did try the simplicity prestige 27HP AWD as well<br>
but is did not feel as powerful or as solid as the kubota. I was alao concerned about which one has the better cut. It will be used almost entirely for mowing.

GR 2110 Diesel
Kubota Tractors
Replies 4 Post by Ronbo10

If you can send me store info to order them as I cannot find them anywhere here in Canada.

Thanks
Dave

Cylinder sleeves
Kubota Tractors
Replies 7 Post by 302trooper

I am looking at purchasing a used 2008 BH76 Kubota backhoe that was removed from a Kubota L3400 tractor. Will the subframe for the L3400 fit on my L3130 Kubota?

Kubota BH76 backhoe subframe
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 6 Post by voorhies

Thnx for the info. The hyd oil is still very clean and the tractor is housed under a large shed, out of the weather.
There is a 2-position "Selector contol" lever- located just under the right-side of the seat- it allows operation of lift linkage & auxilliary hydraulics (in the down position), OR just the Aux hyds-- (we do use this for the wood-splitter). There is also a knob for the control valve on the left side, beside the seat- which is adjusted for remote single-acting or double-acting cylinders.
Could you post your link to the layout of the MF250 you mentioned in your original answer?
Thnx

MF250 Hydraulic lift-doesn t
Massey Ferguson Tractors
Replies 3 Post by couchgrouch

Feel free to keep in touch, Ed. (903) 603-9171 =)

Mitsubishi MT160 hydraulic oil fill line
Mitsubishi
Replies 8 Post by ncwtractor