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Yes you can easy adjust the cutting with third arm and lift. The rear blade that flips up is to make it easier for cutting when going forward as the rear blade is now clear of the dirt and allows the front blade to cut into the dirt easier.

The dirt scoops come in 24 inchs in not badly mistaken and don't think you would have any issue with that or 30 inch one again using the lift and third arm for depth and angle of cut.

No idea ther but scoops use to be popular her and you can find used ones from time to time. They are made to trip from the seat and resetting.

Tractor Box Blade options and reviews
Operating and Attachments
Replies 20 Post by kthompson

Email me at parts at sheaftractor.net for manuals

Mitsubishi D1650 Tractor Manuals
Mitsubishi
Replies 2 Post by lsheaffer

if anyone got has the parts manuals in pdf or has eric's translations, could you be a gem and forward it to me. my email is harkless25 at yahoo.com. i have a shibaura sd1840. does anyone know what the Ford equivalent is, such as the 1300?

Shibaura SD1840 Decal Translations
Shibaura
Replies 29 Post by harkless25

red130 has posted a new photo.

Subject: my lil red tractor.

Description: <br>1957 Farmall 130

my lil red tractor - New Pix by red130
Photos
Replies 1 Post by red130

I just purchased a Farmall 130, runs and looks good, for $1200. the owner stated it needed a battery, it will start and run, but will drain the battery and shut off. I thought the tractor should run off the generator power after it is running and not the battery. If I pull the positive battery cable off the battery the tractor shuts down immediatley. I tested the generator and it isn't even putting out 1 volt. the voltage regulater was putting out 6 volts and the amp guage was showing it was charging. I was wondering if this tractor is a positive or negative ground? currently the battery is set up as a negative ground? any idea's? This is my first Farmall, been running Allis Chalmers.<br>
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[/p] I have no idea how to post pic's on this forum..once I figure it out, I'll post a few pic's.

Farmall 130
Antique Tractors
Replies 3 Post by red130

All 4 tires are the solid tire two 8 inch and two 10 inch, hard to find any used tires may have to find one and make it work :)

Ford 930A finishing mower solid tire
Mowers Field and Finish
Replies 3 Post by mmmhj65

Thanks for your advice! I agree that it's loud, but my little Ford 540 Industrial is loud, too, so I'm used to wearing hearing protection. This 1155 used to have quite a bit of interior upholstery that looks like it served as sound deadening material, but it's mostly gone or in tatters. I'm trying to dig a one-acre pond on a budget, so I can overlook the cosmetic issues as long as it runs and pulls! So far it looks like it's solid mechanically. The oil pressure never drops out of the high range, and the gears, steering, PTO, 3-point, and remotes all work.

Massey Ferguson 1155 Tractor advice
Massey Ferguson Tractors
Replies 8 Post by kimtexn

No idea on the light but you sure no water in the fuel? Even with new filter could have water. Is the filter bowl clear? If so you should be able to tell if water is in there by looking. But any doubt check it.

Long 460 Tractor what does red light by fuel hand mean
Long
Replies 3 Post by kthompson

Well I went out to the Gator, turned the key on and heard the fuel pump. I tried starting again not choked, choked and not choked again and same results, nothing.

90 s vintage 6x4 gas won t stay running
Utility Vehicles UTV/ATV
Replies 2 Post by 6x4gator

I'd recommend a 7 or 7.5 hoe on that size tractor chassis.

Backhoe options for Kubota L3010
Kubota Tractors
Replies 27 Post by Art White

KT - Thanks for what you just wrote, I misread it and came up with a heck of an idea on how to make one. If it pans out, will post a picture of the result.

2011 Kubota B2320 review
Kubota Tractors
Replies 7 Post by taogden

I didn't really look at it that close but, the first thing that I'd do is make sure that the linkage is free and not binding causing the brakes to hold on.

MF1030 Dragging Brakes
Massey Ferguson Tractors
Replies 5 Post by Art White

October 19th. I am starting to wonder too if the switch may some how be defective. Yesterday afternoon I had it happen again. It only happened once, but that was enough for me. This was the first time since I added the veneer wood (cutout) circle under the seat opening where the dead man switch comes into contact with the seat. I went and glued (added) a second veneer wood circle over the first one. <br>
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If it happens again I am going to have a mechanic that I use come out and check the switch out.

New Kubota L3240 First Look Review
Kubota Tractors
Replies 87 Post by Sassi7855

I may be able to get you a new waterpump, but a rebuilt will be considerably cheaper. Email me at parts at sheaftractor.net

looking for a water pump for 1986 mitsubishi
Mitsubishi
Replies 2 Post by lsheaffer

Could be either over running clutch or splines on pto shaft extension. Contact me at parts at sheaftractor.net for parts.

Hinomoto E180D PTO repair
Hinomoto
Replies 2 Post by lsheaffer

taogden has posted a new photo.

Subject: Kubota B2320.

Description: <br>Bought used, very nice little tractor so far, no problems worth mentioning, just learning curve things

Kubota B2320 - New Pix by taogden
Photos
Replies 1 Post by taogden

taogden has posted a new photo.

Subject: 2005 Branson 6530C.

Description: <br>New to me tractor will be used on the bale wagon and various functions on the farm

2005 Branson 6530C - New Pix by taogden
Photos
Replies 1 Post by taogden

Other tractors used are Ford 8N, Allis of various sizes, JD, Case, Massey Harris, and Massey Ferguson.<br>
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The Branson was just delivered, bought used from a water company in Texas. The tractor has just under 1400 hours, ~1370. It is listed at 65 hp and 57 or 49 PTO depending on where you look. Drained the radiator as soon as it got here afraid there was no antifreeze as it came from Texas. The only noted item was build-up in the radiator, ran some flush through it and saw a very good reason for using distilled water in the future. Might cost a couple of bucks extra for the water, but it is cheaper than taking the radiator off and having it boiled out at a shop.<br>
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No use of it yet, but it has started well in the cold, the air and heater work well. The shocks and brackets for the rear window are missing, the 4 wheel drive lever is locked in position as is the creep lever. The radio works, as do all lights, 3 point and other item which can be tested without load. I did contact the seller after the auction and found the tractor was used for a mower along all the right of ways and ditches. The thing was down for a clutch replacement which took a month to get the parts. In the mean time another tractor was bought and due to budget issues it was decided to sell the Branson.<br>
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Talked with the local Branson Dealer about getting the parts and had a discussion why they may have been removed and the controls locked out. Found most state agencies do the same thing, running in 4 wheel mode will eat the tires off in short order. The issue with the window is due to truckers peeing in bottles and throwing them out, seems there was two reported cases in Texas where works contracted hepatitis from this practice, when the mower it the bottle it threw urine over the drivers and that was how they got the disease. Interesting, but the only impact to by is finding out how they locked out the controls and buying the replacement parts for the window.<br>
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Will report on the goings on with this unit as I use it. Anyone on the forum having experience with this tractor let me know what you like or dislike and any issues you may have had.<br>
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Thanks

2005 Branson 6530C Reviews
Other Tractor Brands
Replies 2 Post by taogden

Bubba5 - I have the 2320 and I have a similar complaint on the 3 point as Oldest Guy. I am used to the 3 point control on larger tractors and the B2320 is a little touchy, it is not like the BX series where it spring loads back to center except on lift. You can set the B series to a point and get it to hold that point it is just very sensitive and short ranged on the down control. Also I second the comment on implements, the type 1 hitch is much easier to find implements for than the BX series. One thing I am amazed at is the fuel economy of the B2320, the thing is a 6.5 gallon tank and I have over 16 hours and a little over a quarter of a tank left. Temp the other day was 23 and the little rascal started right up, very impressed with the cold weather starting, granted we are not below 0 yet but I still expect it will start better than anything but a gas engine.

Which Kubota B2630 or BX
Kubota Tractors
Replies 8 Post by taogden

I have a 2011 2320 - Put the 3 pt drag blade on the other day to take care of some drainage issues. Everything went well until I went to adjust the drag blade for a flat face to level and smooth. The center link was terrible to adjust, the more I screwed it down the harder it got, finally I was using a 12" cresent to make the adjustment and it was still very hard and kept getting worse. Finally pulled it off the tractor, shaft did not seem bent, threads were good, pulled it apart and found my problem, there is a grease fitting on the center link, it had been very well greased. Cleaned the grease out and low and behold, it is very easy to make changes. Drilled a 1/16 hole at the lower end of the link in case it ever gets filled again there is a way for the grease to escape. The hole was drilled about 1/2" past up the flair where the threading starts, drilled the hole on the lower end so as to not trap water. Works great now and I don't need the wrench to adjust it.

Kubota B2320 B2620 B2920 Tractor Reviews
Kubota Tractors
Replies 34 Post by taogden