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I have had the solenoid apart, and it is free. I did purchase a new solenoid from Valley Power in Roanoke. I needed to modify it slightly with a grinder and file to get it to mate up with the starter, but it then worked exactly the same as the old one, namely starter spins but gear does not engage, so I noticed then that the plunger in the new one is longer than the old plunger, which might explain it not engaging. I tried different combinations of springs and plungers and was unable to get it to engage.

Mitsubishi 1600 ignition switch wiring
Mitsubishi
Replies 18 Post by mblossom

Hi!

Now I'm thinking I will prefer to sell the tractor intact, rather than parting it out, but will keep you in mind, in case i decide to part it.

d1600 grill
Mitsubishi
Replies 5 Post by mblossom

Now I am thinking to sell it whole and intact, since I don't really want to operate a tractor recycling yard. Located in NW Arkansas.

thanks,

~Mark

Mitsu 1600 D II For SALE or PARTS
Mitsubishi
Replies 6 Post by mblossom

Hi!

My Mitsu D1600 II has very good tires, a new clutch, a recently serviced starter, exhaust routed under foot rest, sheet metal somewhat rusty but sound, custom made debris screen in front of radiator, custom SS grill plate in front. Lift works well. One stabilizer has been replaced by a heavy chain, which works fine.

This is a strong tractor, always does what I want it to.

It needs a starter solenoid now, and I have been unable to find one, so I am forced to sell it as is, or part it out.

Need any parts? Let me know!

thanks.

~Mark

Mitsubishi D1600
Mitsubishi
Replies 8 Post by mblossom

Hi!

My Mitsu D1600 II has very good tires, a new clutch, a recently serviced starter, exhaust routed under foot rest, sheet metal somewhat rusty but sound, custom made debris screen in front of radiator, custom SS grill plate in front. Lift works well. One stabilizer has been replaced by a heavy chain, which works fine.

This is a strong tractor, always does what I want it to.

It needs a starter solenoid now, and I have been unable to find one, so I am forced to sell it as is, or part it out.

Need any parts? Let me know!

thanks.

~Mark

MItsubishi 1600
Mitsubishi
Replies 9 Post by mblossom

Hi!

My Mitsu D1600 II has very good tires, a new clutch, a recently serviced starter, exhaust routed under foot rest, sheet metal somewhat rusty but sound, custom made debris screen in front of radiator, custom SS grill plate in front. Lift works well. One stabilizer has been replaced by a heavy chain, which works fine.

This is a strong tractor, always does what I want it to.

It needs a starter solenoid now, and I have been unable to find one, so I am forced to sell it as is, or part it out.

Need any parts? Let me know!

thanks.

~Mark

Mitsu MT1600D
Mitsubishi
Replies 4 Post by mblossom

Hi!

My Mitsu D1600 II has very good tires, a new clutch, a recently serviced starter, exhaust routed under foot rest, sheet metal somewhat rusty but sound, custom made debris screen in front of radiator, custom SS grill plate in front. Lift works well. One stabilizer has been replaced by a heavy chain, which works fine.

This is a strong tractor, always does what I want it to.

It needs a starter solenoid now, and I have been unable to find one, so I am forced to sell it as is, or part it out.

Need any parts? Let me know!

thanks.

~Mark

Mitsubishi D1600 II Diesel Cylinder Head
Mitsubishi
Replies 5 Post by mblossom

Hi!

My Mitsu D1600 II has very good tires, a new clutch, a recently serviced starter, exhaust routed under foot rest, sheet metal somewhat rusty but sound, custom made debris screen in front of radiator, custom SS grill plate in front. Lift works well. One stabilizer has been replaced by a heavy chain, which works fine.

This is a strong tractor, always does what I want it to.

It needs a starter solenoid now, and I have been unable to find one, so I am forced to sell it as is, or part it out.

Need any parts? Let me know!

thanks.

~Mark

D1600
Mitsubishi
Replies 4 Post by mblossom

Take out the hydraulic fluid screen and clean it. It is under an access plate on the lower side of the transmission.

This fixed mine with the same trouble.

By the way, I am selling or parting out my Mitsu D1600. Need any parts? Has very good tires, etc.

~Mark

Mitsubishi d1600fd hyd Pump does not lift
Mitsubishi
Replies 2 Post by mblossom

Our Gator had issue with not wanting to idle and used Sea Foam with poor results. Had to have the carb removed and cleaned. No idea on the squealing.

Squealing sound from engine
Utility Vehicles UTV/ATV
Replies 7 Post by kthompson

Dohhh I found them and they actually come with new injectors as well'' JD calls them "Packing" part #M89134

Heat shields for 3tne68 in gator
Utility Vehicles UTV/ATV
Replies 2 Post by pposey

The relief on your system is in the divertor block located on the lower right side of the tractor. This is the block with three lines leading to the loader valve. It is shim adjusted, so if it's set too low you will need to add shims, not just turn a screw. You will first need a pressure gauge, at least a 3000 psi, and a fitting to match one of the hydraulic couplers on the tractor(or the necessary fittings to "tee" into the pressure side of the system). Your choice here. Once you have established the current relief valve pressure reading you can plan your next move.

Adjusting the 7308 pressure relief valve
New Holland Tractors
Replies 3 Post by Imfedup

Finally after a year of searching for my Kubota B2601 Tractor, I have finally found the Kubota Upgrade Kit to get rid of the small factory 14.5 Amp Alternator, this way, work lights and other electrical devices can work without dragging on the battery, now with the upgrade kit to 40 Amps we can finally get some electrical power for lights and such. The good folks at Messick.com located the Kubota Part (Kit # B7311) at a cost of $210.00 for the entire kit. We wait in anticipation for its arrival so that I can install it. :-)

Upgrading the Factory 145amp Alternator to 40 Amp
Kubota Tractors
Replies 2 Post by Bearman77

I am in the process of rebuilding a primary clutch off a 2007 or 2008 4x2 gator. Not sure what the internals look like in your clutch. There is a solution for removal in this forum. The only difference was mine was a 17mm thread. There is a tool you can buy but you will probably never receive it. Use the 17mm bolt with 1/2 inch dia. rod 3 and some inches long. If the rollers are flat as mine were I bought drill bushings from CarrLane tooling company. Bronze inserts from a local bearing company. Total cost was approx. 50.00 and some change. Hope this helps.

Clutch Rebuild on a 2004 HPX
Utility Vehicles UTV/ATV
Replies 2 Post by vaughn45

Mrwurm I noticed that you might have diagram for adjusting 7308 pressure relief valve on a NH c35d tractor and was wandering if you would be so kind to send them to me,just bought one and I also believe it has low pressure cuz it won't lift a full bucket of material. It on has 440 hrs. Thank you.

Adjusting 7308 Pressure Relief Valve Setting
New Holland Tractors
Replies 30 Post by Brushypoint

If the DB880 has been sitting 4 years,I would drain the Hydraulic oil,pour 6 gallon of diesel fuel in transmission in case engage PTO and let run a few minutes ,drain and refill with new Oil.
I have done this and many time it will work better. Good Luck.
An 880 David Brown is a Great Tractor Just need to store inside because if it is outside water will drain around gear sticks into Transmission and cause the Pump to go out.

DAVID BROWN SELECTAMATIC 880
Antique Tractors
Replies 2 Post by 46bugs

G' day all<br>
I still have an owners manual and a service manual ( both reprints ) for the HB501. AUD $75 plus postage. Contact me here or mobile 0429116600 regards Pete

HINOMOTO HB 501
Hinomoto
Replies 1 Post by olpete

Not familiar with your tractor as I have Foton 404, but I bought a used 3pt. back hoe and have worked the heck out of it with no issues. I dug 1800 ft thru reclaim 4 1/2 foot depth and don't think I could possibly work one any harder. Read some of the posts under 3pt attachment - back hoes for more info.

B2150 Backhoe attachment
Kubota Tractors
Replies 4 Post by yocsr1

At least you have it fixed

Long 460 Brake Replacement
Long
Replies 5 Post by 46bugs

Thanks for the reply. I will check it out.

Backhoe for L2800
Kubota Tractors
Replies 3 Post by dtk1952