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Would anyone know some of the causes for excess gear or bearing noise in these tractors. Could a bad clutch cause this. Also pto does not fully disengage. Can this be related to excess gear noise.

Kubota M8540 12 speed trans
Parts and Repair
Replies 4 Post by CalvinBowlin

Do you have the Hinomoto E14d?

Fluid to use in Hinomoto
Hinomoto
Replies 21 Post by Breakingvapors

I am looking for a Hinomoto 14d manual to maintain my tractor anyone have one?

Hinomoto 14d manual
Hinomoto
Replies 2 Post by Breakingvapors

Based on the age of the tractor, the ignition switch only "turns on the alternator" and maybe provides power to the starter solenoid, plus light control.
Tractor Data says the tractor was alternator equipped. If it has a generator, the switch only controls lights and starter solenoid, if it has one.
The tractor should have only a mechanical connection to the control of the injection pump. The throttle is probably the shut off for the engine, as well as controlling speed.
Oliver and John Deere both used a light switch for their ignition switch, even though diesels don't have a need for ignition switches. Shut off was by a pull rod or by the throttle lever
Oliver/JD light switch would be a good source for the switch as my memory indicates it used a similar switch.

Ignition switch wiring 250AS
Belarus
Replies 4 Post by Cyrus55

That is a rare one as in our area the majority were all four wheel drive even on the small chassis. Typically only see the two wheel drive while in other countries.

The Russian Belarus Beast - New Pix by JonnyRebel
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Replies 5 Post by Art White

[QUOTE=Chief;199798] Some of us are just too stubborn to do that.(I talking about you Murf!)LOL!Hope you and family are doing well.

Dennis, the wife and I are looking at possibly building a rural farm house/shop also knowns as (aka) a Barndominium.These are rural type farm homes that are LOW maintenance but VERY practical in their design, usually incorporating the shop as part of the house. (some call them a "shouse")I like barndo.For the past year and a half, I have found myself online looking to learn as much as I can about building these homes.I see a lot of other folks doing the same.

As we head into the holiday season I send my best wishes to all and to stay safe and hopefully avoid the China Virus. [/QUOTE]

Me?? Stubborn?? When were you talking to me dear wife?? LMAO

Glad to hear you're doing well Randy.

Coincidentally I built a building along the lines of what you're talking about myself. In my case a hangar / home (we call it a 'hangar-nominium') from the below linked design but as a recreational property and as a place to house my new baby, I picked up a Robinson R22. A float-plane for commuting to the cottage was becoming problematic for a couple of reasons, firstly yahoo's with boats & PWC's take great delight in cutting off taxiing aircraft, even during takeofs & landings!!! I also didn't want to cut a runway through the forest where our new hangar-nominium is (our family hunt camp) and wanted to be able to use it during the winter when plowing prior to arrival would be a problem.

I should have done this years ago!! It's a hoot. LOL

A happy and VERY safe holiday season and winter.

Best of luck.

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

Does it happen at all throttle speeds?

Kioti Power Steering Hard to Turn Right
Kioti Tractors
Replies 4 Post by Nottoold

[QUOTE=Murf;199796] I find it hard to believe that a humidifier could possibly use enough water to keep the water coming to the humidifier running even warm.... [/QUOTE]

Very interesting and good points.

On the Aprilaire 445 it has a tank, float and pump to send the water over the element. And when the furnace comes on and the blower started it was not long before I could feel the hot water running to the 445.

The pump was mounted in the reservoir so it would be sucking from the top and it was located directly in line with the hot water feed. I guess the size of the reservoir was to match up to the pump flow rate.

The value of the hot water on the 445 was probably next to zero in fall and spring, and only material in dead of winter on cold morning full on heat ups.

The new Aprilaire I installed is tankless so the warm water makes more sense. This system is much more delicate and makes me more nervous about possible flooding as it has a tiny electronic valve that controls the flow based on whether the fan motor is on and whether a small float indicates a low water level. So your point about Aprilaire Engineers preferring filtered water is apt.

Anyhow the new unit does very little for raising the humidity.....:-)

Also anyone considering buying and installing an Aprilaire like I did should know that they only warrant it if it is installed buy an Aprilaire HVAC company. I tried and could not even get a question answered by them on anything.

Angle Shutoff Valve Failure in Closed Position
Home Improvement
Replies 10 Post by Wishfull

These tractors have little excess radiator capacity. You could have plugged passages in the radiator which would require a shop to boil it out. Getting hot that fast makes me think of a cracked head (common problem) but hope not.

Hinomoto e232 overheating
Parts and Repair
Replies 5 Post by lsheaffer

How are you going to ventilate the area under the tin roof? If you're going to put in a ceiling like in greyhorse's video, you'd usually put in eave vents to let air in and a ridge vent and/or a gable vent/fan to let hot air out .
If you want to leave the attic space useable (or you like the look), one way to do it is pull the tin, then put down sheathing or other decking. You may or may not retain the purlins. Rigid foam insulation goes on the decking, then vertical cleats so you have a air gap running up the roof then either put the tin on the cleats or purlins or sheathing then tin. Eave vents between every cleat and a ridge vent to let the air out.
Don't neglect a moisture barrier if your insulation can absorb water.

My great room has 5/4" tongue&groove for decking - looks great - but probably overkill for a barn. On the other hand, OSB sheathing ain't pretty.

You can put wiring in the airgap, so figure out any ceiling fixtures and fans up front.

Lastly, check with your building inspector before starting as he may have opinions he can enforce.

Insulating Pole Barn Ceiling
Barns Pole Barns
Replies 3 Post by chashm

This is an old secret method for diagnosing glow plugs, so don't tell anyone.

Take an old school sealed beam headlight bulb. Put a length of wire and an alligator clip to one terminal of the bulb. Put a second wire on the other terminal with a bare end (I solder the end of the wire to make it stiffer and easier to probe with.

In use you put the alligator clip to the negative battery terminal. Now touch the bare wire to the positive terminal and not the brightness of the bulb. Now Touch the bare wire to each of the glow plug wires while disconnected from the glow plug while turning the key on each time. Again, note the brightness each time, all should be consistent with each other and very close to the brightness of the light straight across the battery. Any dim results or no light you have a wiring issue.

Now to test the glow plugs themselves, put the alligator clip to the positive battery terminal and touch the bare lead to each glow plug one after the other (key off for this) and again note the brightness. All should be equal or really close to it.

Best of luck.

New Holland Workmaster 35 Hard starting
Parts and Repair
Replies 4 Post by Murf

I can remember using 10 6 4 when I was a kid. The good news is you get a lot of material to spread so you can spread in multiple directions, 10 pounds per 1000 sq feet.

The bad news is it si not slow release so your efforts will be short lived. The name brands Fall lawn products spread at under 3 pounds per thousand and are slow release.

So I would go with a Fall Lawn food product rather than 10-10-10 or 10-6-4. Fewer bags less lugging longer lasting about the same cost.

Fall Lawn Fertilizer
Garden and Landscape
Replies 5 Post by Nottoold

It is hard to compare a good zero turn to a compact tractor. They both have different main purposes which they both do very well at but at the opposite ends of the spectrum they are not so good. There is a new player is the zero turns which we really have been enjoying selling for hillsides and that is the Cadet line of pro mowers with the steering wheels. Still zero turn but the fronts are not caster action and you do have control of them to direct the front steering. This helps on hills as well as wet spots to hold your line.
The compacts are physically larger then the zero turn and that is the start of the problem as well as the fact they lack the zero in the turn! I always push for people to buy the smallest tractor or power unit with the largest deck possible. That allows the deck to stick out further from the tractor making it easier to trim. It also cuts the size of the uncut circle when trimming.

Zero Radius vs Compact Tractor with easy mount deck
Mowers Field and Finish
Replies 8 Post by Art White

Thanks for posting this. I never realized that Ferris has a suspension, nice, and that is why you can so so fast on them and mow 5 acres an hour with no back pain. Amazing!

Ferris 2100Z
Mowers Field and Finish
Replies 4 Post by bosco2

I'm with Bosco. I maintain a couple of drives one is 1/3 of a mile and the other is a 1/4 mile long. The box blade will cut up and fill any of the ruts. If it gets packed to tight just put the teeth in and cut it up and take teeth back out and smooth it out. A hydraulic toplink makes things a lot easier. I can keep both roads as smooth as a baby's hind end.

Best way to Maintain Gravel Drive
Tractor Projects
Replies 7 Post by yocsr1

I know the problem is either slack between the pedal shaft and the connection to the transmission or something inside.

TC40D wants to keep moving
Parts and Repair
Replies 11 Post by Dirtman941

You need to check the pressure relief valve for the 3pt

Kubota B2150 3 point hitch cannot lift any weight
Kubota Tractors
Replies 3 Post by PaulChristenson

If you are not running AG tractors and making multiple oil changes per year...then you make the annual oil change no matter how few hours you put on your machine...Like Art White said...condensation in your oil is NOT good...:)

How often should you change the oil on your tractor
Parts and Repair
Replies 11 Post by PaulChristenson

[QUOTE=kthompson;199196] parks, what proved to be the problem? Just wondering. bogman, for a person asking where the mechanics were did a great job. [/QUOTE]

Hi KT, I just noticed that there were more replies to this thread.
I was referring to a poster by the handle GregG, he seemed to know how to fix anything chinese tractor related. Why doesn't he post anymore?

Farm Pro 2420 Starter Issues
Jinma Farmpro Agracat Nortrac
Replies 48 Post by bogman

Hey thanks for adding the updated links, I checked them and they work fine !

ZETOR ZEBRA 2040 4WD Reviews Buying Info
Articulated Tractors
Replies 104 Post by DennisCTB