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240D Yanmar Rear Axle Locking Up
Yanmar Tractors
Replies 19 Post by kthompson

My guess is without pictures it will be hard for anyone to help. Not sure have seen any conversation on your equipment. That being said most mounting systems are simple and doubt you would have re-installed it wrong by much and the drive belt stayed on pulleys. Some things that it could be, tires need inflating, something is binding the deck or lift where it can not raise fully and my first thought was...you are hitting a limit of the design of the equipment. I know some mowers just are not to me designed to lift the deck as high as they should be. The older snappers where were very popular here were such a design.

cutting deck too low-how to raise it
Garden Tractors
Replies 2 Post by kthompson

Do not know anything about this company but they seem to have what you are looking for.

28 tires and used 28 inch rims used tires
Yanmar Tractors
Replies 3 Post by kthompson

Are you sure it is the draft lever that is raising it? If so my guess is the draft is set too sensitive. Have you used it with plows where the working of the draft is designed for? No doubt there is some variance in the design of draft systems but the ones I am familiar with you set the position lever for the desired position and use the draft for the tractor to keep the implement there while using again such as a plow in the dirt.

John Deere 5103 Asian
John Deere Tractors
Replies 3 Post by kthompson

Bascojo has posted a new photo.

Subject: My YM240d axle problem...

Description: <br>Found out to a point why my axle was jerking. RH Final Drive has chunk out of it, teeth wise and I believe the stub shaft for the brakes has

My YM240d axle problem - New Pix by Bascojo
Photos
Replies 1 Post by Bascojo

G' day Norman,
You have not bought a dog. I bought one and have found it to be a fantastic machine given it's size. I have already posted on this forum, regarding the operation and running of it. I have an original SERVICE MANUAL and an INSTRUCTION MANUAL for the HB 501. I have been asked for a copy of them. This morning I obtained a quote to have both of these copied and compiled into a book each. The set-up cost for the service manual (120 pages) $35. Each copy after that would be $15. The set-up cost for the instruction manual (54 pages)$20. Each copy after that $10. Postage would cost $15 for both. If several owners are interested they could share the set-up costs and get them both for a reasonable price. Hope that is helpful. Best regards

Hinomoto HB501 backhoe Manuals advice
Hinomoto
Replies 19 Post by olpete

Ok, thanks. You would just have to have known my grandfather. Loved the man to death, but he was hard on tractors. I currently have a pushbutton switch wired up to it, so I know the solenoid is working, I would just like to get everything back so that the switch actually works and the guages work. I will see if I can figure out where it needs to go.

Thanks,

Keith

question about starter wiring
Long
Replies 5 Post by KeithBarrier

I just started doing the same thing with a Long 460 that I inherited from my grandfather. If yours is turning freely, its better than where I started. My engine was almost seized. After I finally got mine turning freely, I bought a new battery and then started turning it over several times every day to make sure it was all lubed up before trying to start it. After about a week, I drained all the old fuel, put in new fuel and bled the fuel system. I had to use starter fluid a few times, but it finally started up. I let it idle for a bit, then made sure the lift worked and the tractor would move. Then change the oil, hydrolic fluid, and all filters. I was able to find fuel filters and oil filter at tractor supply. I had to order the hydrolic screen filter. LongParts.com has about anything you need.

445 long tractor set up for 5years
Long
Replies 5 Post by KeithBarrier

I have Kubota with hydro trans and I only shift the trans with clutch depressed. Too simple not to try that to me. Might not solve issued but it may help it travel just the slight distance more it needs to fully engage. You are NOT on hard surface when doing this are you? If so the four wheel drive is likely binding and that is putting load on it and helping it kick out maybe saving the four wheel drive.

MF 1225 front wheel drive not working
Massey Ferguson Tractors
Replies 5 Post by kthompson

Have a tc33 with 2100 hours. It is now leaking fuel around i think its the injector pump. Plate with 4 lines that run to the injectors. There is two bolts that hold down each line. That is were it is leaking. Is there a oring on the line that could be bad. Also does the bolt have a special socket? 10mm to big 9 mm to small 3/8 5/16 do not fit either?

tc 33 leaking fuel
New Holland Tractors
Replies 1 Post by dant01

York rakes are one of the strongest we have worked with. I'd give it a try and not worry to much about it as we haven't seen them bent up and the teeth they use are the best in the industry. We often are matching there teeth for other makes that don't hold up and people often wind up with York teeth on the whole rake! Would have been cheaper to buy that make to begin with! If you are worried about the frame leave the frame short on the top link and it will dump before you could ever hurt it!

MR3 York rake
Operating and Attachments
Replies 5 Post by Art White

Thank you much

hydraulic pump
Jinma Farmpro Agracat Nortrac
Replies 3 Post by jebass

Good evening,
I've read you post and wanted to let you know that I have a New Holland TC21D tractor for sale. I am in need of little bit bigger tractor closer to 30 or 40 Hp and is why I'm selling this one. The tractor has a loader, and only had 920 hrs. My contact number is 607-642-3583 with your interest.
Please when you email me add in the subject line a reference to the TC21d tractor. Thank You

looking for NH compact tractor
New Holland Tractors
Replies 20 Post by jmdend

Lyle,

It's very possible that your tractor just happened to be manufactured during the model year change-over.

Just as example, my Ford F250 pickup is listed by Ford as a 1997-1/2. Changes were made mid-year during the production run.

Joel

Model year of 860 Ford
Antique Tractors
Replies 2 Post by candoarms

I have used a 3 pth one that will hold about 7 to 800 pounds of fertilizer on a B2700 Kubota. Would think a small 3pth would work fine. As to being to much of load for pto doubt it would unless you have a big auger in the spreader. Some have almost nothing in there to stir the fertilizer, like mine.

PTO or pull behind fertilizer spreader
Operating and Attachments
Replies 6 Post by kthompson

Roger that, it's a good idea....

Problem with selecting tilt angle with Land Pride blade
Operating and Attachments
Replies 9 Post by KwaiChang

I did get them mixed up. Ordered some tie rods from the Minn outfit. Very nice people, prompt service, correct parts.

Tie rods were simple to replace in concept, difficult to execute due to the extensive rust. Will work more on electrical, might have to mostly bypass the stock electrical harness. Still wondering if I should tackle the brake bands.

Restoring Long 460
Long
Replies 13 Post by Inducnito

i am looking for OIL PUMP of Hinomoto N329 new or used one or some other pump if its fit it please help me i dont know a number and i dont know which year is the tractor

hinomoto N329
Hinomoto
Replies 1 Post by viara1905

Dennis, hahhahahaha, your father in law sounds like my wife.

Windows 8 for my father in law
Everything and Anything
Replies 9 Post by taogden

I'm trying to replace the flexible coupling on the drive shaft, have removed all bolts but can't get enough play to remove the old pads. Any help out there?

flexible coupling on cub cadet
Cub Cadet
Replies 1 Post by cardosprout