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I have a 2009 New Holland TL100A. I've never had any problems until now. I accidentally popped the clutch and killed the motor, now no fire anywhere. No dash lights, the starter does not engage, there is difficulty moving forward/ reverse shift lever. The gear shift works fine. I was wondering if anyone has any suggestions or has had any similar issues?

New Holland TL100A starting issue
New Holland Tractors
Replies 5 Post by hogueisabella

Hi Guys, new here.<br>
I have a NH TC33D, when I load up the bucket with dirt it wants to tip forward (it also does this empty), I can operate the joystick to curl it back, but it just keeps tipping forward.<br>
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Any ideas where I should start?. hydraulic cylinder? hose (they are very dry-rotted, but no leak)?.<br>
The tractor is new to me, bought it last week.<br>
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Thanks<br>
Sara Lou

New Holland TC33D keeps wanting to tip forward
New Holland Tractors
Replies 4 Post by Zralou

My John Deere 5510is keeps losing power going uphill and when turning but runs great on a flat stretch. I replaced the air filter and hydrolic filter. What could my problem be?

JD 5510 Losing Power only on inclines
John Deere Tractors
Replies 3 Post by Gcmhphleb

Not Murf here but I love the smell of Diesel fuel ! Little soot markings is fine in my book as long as it is not smoking after it warms up... just my 2 cents

When is Soot Not a Problem and When it is
Parts and Repair
Replies 2 Post by Gator

Perhaps you are over thinking it. I have changed fluids both with the loader on and off and I do not see the need to do anything special. Hopefully I did not screw up ;-(.

Some people like to fill their oil filter cartridges before they install them, never did that either.

If you are worried just detach the quick connects after releasing the pressure in the circuit.

Best of luck !

CHANGING HYDRAULIC OIL WITH LOADER ON
Parts and Repair
Replies 5 Post by Gator

Ditto to all the great points.

Compaction is a critical ingredient and can be deceptive.

A rail to trail bike path I cycle on was resurfaced 4 years ago with dust and gravel mix. They used a vibratory roller on it in most sections. But one section was getting beat up by horse traffic but not the other sections, I even thought the material was different but it was the compaction.

After 4 years rain and settling it has finally compacted so no more horse hoof damage and it is smooth. So thorough compaction is critical, unless you are willing to wait for mother nature

Best way to Maintain Gravel Drive
Tractor Projects
Replies 7 Post by DennisCTB

Found one through a locator service from a tractor place in Ohio.

Need a distributor for a Satoh S650G
Mitsubishi
Replies 6 Post by PHPaul

I hope the bushings work for you. McMaster-Carr is an amazing resource. If you need tamper-proof, metric, pan head allen screws, they'll have them in your choice of about 20 lengths and five different materials. In my business, I couldn't do without them.

Primary clutch bushings
Utility Vehicles UTV/ATV
Replies 6 Post by Trainpilot

[QUOTE=Fatguys;199322] Not aware of any new tech that has made liming lighter weight ? [/QUOTE]

It's called a 3 PTH spreader.

Don't over load it, do it in many smaller trips, that way you can adjust the spread pattern to better fit the area you're doing.

Again, check with local CO-OP's and farm supply outfits, many of them offer you the use of a spreader (prefilled with the lime) when you buy the product from them.

Best of luck.

Why soil Testing is a Waste of Money
Garden and Landscape
Replies 8 Post by Murf

I guess you have a new rear mower? Did the you ever use the rear PTO for anything else like a brush hog? Does any rear PTO attachment work but not the new mower?The 955 last ones are from the late 1990 s so your tractor is at least 22 years old , original owner ?<br>
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Sounds like you could have a PTO Clutch issue.

Deere 955 PTO wont engage rear mower
Mowers Field and Finish
Replies 5 Post by minimac

I have the sequence for the head bolts what im needing is the Torq specs for the bolts I haven't been able to find them. Any ideas on what would be a good range the engine is basically a 2 cylinder perkens, But ihavent been able to find any of the old torq specs for those ether.

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Replies 4 Post by BeeRancher

I understand it also protects it from the really cold freezes.

Snow here is a holiday...and we have many from snow country who retire here. They are often shocked to see brown grass in the winter here. Oh that is ugly. Seems they did not realize their northern grass had also turned brown but with a white blanket on it.

When they learn they have rye grass over seeded giving them lush green lawn year round they are happy till they learn it must be cut year round,

Snow can be good for your Lawn
Garden and Landscape
Replies 4 Post by kthompson

Yooper(Hogslayer), I purchased one of your hitches and a "Bad River" hat. I remember you explaining to me the meaning of "Bad River". I still have that hat and remember your story about Bad River every time I wear it.

Art, I was amazed to see the large tractors they use here in Niagara County. It seems there are just a few owners of these tractors and they share them among farms, or one farm leases several other farms. And every self-respecting man up here seems to have a pickup and a small tractor for personal use :)

I tripped across this site in 2003 when I had bought a 2003 JD 4310 and realized the benefit I would get from joining the site. I did not realize how much fun I would have with the great political and personal discussions that we all had. I definitely miss those days.

I grew up in a small apple farming community in the Hudson Valley, NY. There were small farms that ranged from 20 to 500 acres in size. My father was a farmer when I was less than 5 years old but sold the farm and went to work for the electric company. If I wanted to play I had to work on my friends farms until they were done for the day.

I remember selecting from allis chalmers, the little ford, massey harris, john deere, case, international, kubota(early years) and other types of tractors when going to load up boxes of apples. So whenever I see a tractor it takes me back to my youth and fond memories.

Remembering when I joined TP
Just For Fun Off Topic
Replies 18 Post by crunch

The hydraulic filter is a screen on top of the hydraulic pump. Look for drain hole under the trans/rearend housing. There aren't English manuals for the SD1840 , but there are manuals for similar US tractors. Email me at parts at sheaftractor.net for manuals

Shibaura SD1840 Tractor How to do Maintenence
Shibaura
Replies 2 Post by lsheaffer

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Kubota L4330 GST won t move and Service Inspect ABCDEFGH indication
Kubota Tractors
Replies 2 Post by DennisCTB

I have tried one of the Aluminum Restore Products that cost $30 for a pint. It just does not last or warrant the cost.

Actually priming and spraying with Poly Paint is too much in my view and as an amateur will probably have less than stellar results.

I have found that Olive Oil gives about the same results and while it is a temporary fix and washes off it is better than nothing and costs almost nothing. Takes about 5 minutes to do.

How to Refinish Cast Aluminum Deck Table
Home Improvement
Replies 3 Post by Fatguys

Had planned to burn at least two of my piles of cut trees that are about 15 feet tall. However the just over 4 inches of rain Friday afternoon and over the night shall I say washed that out. Needed to mow the road ditch but same rain stopped that.

So I got to prove to my wife it only takes two months or is it three to get the front porch post wrapped. Well all but one, had a aluminum wrap that was bent.

What are you working on This Weekend
Everything and Anything
Replies 3 Post by kthompson

[QUOTE=1ohndeere;199241] DennisCTBRearranged the 'safety device' under the seat and everything seems to be working properly. Am not a full time tractor man and there are numerous safety features and believe that they at times can be almost anti-safety. ThanksKen [/QUOTE]

Ken, That is great. Thanks for letting us know that it was resolved.

Tractor dies when put in gear
Operating and Attachments
Replies 7 Post by DennisCTB

Reading this brought back some memories that have been brought back to life in last few days. The damage that Hurricane Matthew brought showed itself again today as found a leak in my mother in laws house from damage to the roof from then. Twisted the loader on my tractor removing tree off that roof and replaced with upgraded loader. Have that tractor for sale, think sold it yesterday. As to the hay, decided last year I was old enough to retire from farming with the need to invest about $100,000 in barn and some hay equipment to remain in the hay business. That is reason the tractor was for sale.

Had to hire the washing of our house...too busy and has not slowed up yet. Hope you got all your task done

What is on your Spring Projects List
Tractor Projects
Replies 8 Post by kthompson

Two buttons next to the steering column will or should clear the codes. You do have a problem that will take more to diagnosis and that is going to take testing. With any kind of luck it will fail and become easier to chase. Have not had anything that is a yes it is this! Check all your wiring connections and the wires to be sure that it is not something simple.

Kubota L4330 GST won t move
Parts and Repair
Replies 6 Post by Art White