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I have a 1983 Ford/New Holland 4 WD tractor, the transmission did not making any sound but now when pull up to engage the 4 WD lever it will not engage. Has anyone had a problem with the slide lever under the cap where the handle is located? What other problem should I look for?

New Holland 4 WD disengaged
Parts and Repair
Replies 5 Post by benegan72

Sounds like a reasonable idea. You might to just do one hand to see if the nitrile gloved hand feels warmer :)

Nitrile gloves as a Winter Glove Liner
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Replies 4 Post by Nottoold

Hi, the Belarus MTZ50 originally works with 2 6V 200Ah batteries

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Replies 8 Post by ramirezraab

I have a 1983 Ford/New Holland 4 WD tractor, the transmission is not making a grinding sound but now when pull up to engage the 4 WD lever it will not engage. Has anyone had a problem with the slide lever under the cap where the handle is located?What other problem should I look for?

1983 New Holland 4 WD does not engage
New Holland Tractors
Replies 2 Post by benegan72

That is a picture of an Industrial tire tread which is a cross or mid point between Ag and Turf. Chains do not help as much as when put on Turfs because the chains get hidden in the side lugs.

Best of luck.

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Replies 9 Post by Nottoold

Did you mix up the numbers I do not see that there ever was an L3348?

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Replies 8 Post by Handson

I know it has been a long while, but this afternoon my tractor was working and then the gas pedal just stopped working. I would hit it and there was just no transfer of power. It sounds like your problem. Do you remember what the issue was?

Boomer 8N not moving again
New Holland Tractors
Replies 6 Post by davidgid123

Welcome to our group and so glad I could be of assistance.

Best of luck.

having problem New Holland Tc29
Parts and Repair
Replies 18 Post by Murf

Hi JoeBoy,
I know this is an old post but I have recently bought a 2012 DK40SE with 250 hrs. It too has an intermittent clatter ( like marbles ) at 15 - 2000 rpms. Driving me nuts. What did you finally end up doing with your tractor clatter?

Thank you

Rattle Under Hood
Kioti Tractors
Replies 7 Post by Whoa/Nellie

Are these power steering kits still available?

Kubota B7300 Power Steering
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Replies 15 Post by Tcoulter

I have a E204, great machine Great little machine. I have not found a manual for the E202/4 , but there are manuals for similar US models like the MF1010/1020. The E1802/4 uses the same engine, probably an updated version of the E202/4. I have also found that ALLIS-CHALMER 5020/5030 is almost the same tractor as the E202/204.
later
Dennis

Hinomoto E204 Owners and Parts Manual
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Replies 3 Post by drstrickland

A blown head gasket will usually show itself as vapor at the exhaust.

John Deere 6x4 running hot
Utility Vehicles UTV/ATV
Replies 3 Post by Cheapsnake

If I have this right -- it will start and run with the plunger out of the shutoff solenoid? You have swapped solenoids with no improvement? If that's the case, then I see one of two possibilities. A) you have two defective solenoids. B) you have no power to the solenoid when the starter is engaged. I have seen that before on S model tractors. You may need to do some creative wiring.

5610S Ford New Holland does not start
New Holland Tractors
Replies 10 Post by Imfedup

I am still here. Do not know much about the newer gators but the old 6x4s used to do that. I do not know of an oil that helps but I do know the hotter the motor is the less the condensation. I had a guy with an HPX that had to almost cover the front of his radiator to clear his up. I do not know if the new air cooled gators have a temp gauge if they do not would be risky to try to limit the cooling. So heat in the motor will limit condensation. The harder you run the motor the less condensation you will have.

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Replies 2 Post by gatoraider

[QUOTE=marklugo;46748] Your steering valve is giving the problem, not the pump.This is characteristic of many brands of steering servos to do this.Look at the valve that your steering wheel goes into. this is the servo. Either there is a bad valve in it or there is an airlock in the line( a very likely possibility).You need another dealer if he can't figure this out! Any dealer knowlegeable should be able to pressure test and other rudimentary tests to determine cause. [/QUOTE]

Where can I get a new servo and about what will it cost? thanks, gregjo1948

Kioti LB1914 Steering Problem
Kioti Tractors
Replies 14 Post by gregjo1948

Could be a couple of things.

One of the worst would be that you are getting coolant into the cylinders. This could be a bad gasket or a crack.

Another one could be the fuel system allowing uncombusted fuel to be blown ou the exhaust.

I would check your coolant level first, nad if OK I would add a Cetane booster to your fuel first to see if it improves.

New Holland Tz18da Runs rough white smoke
New Holland Tractors
Replies 2 Post by Dorman

Thanks for the kind words and positive feedback. For snow removal I use my loader bucket. By over curling it, I can get the back area to make ground contact with the front edge skimming about an inch above. Out in the country with farm fields all around, snow drifts get about 3 feet deep for a long distance (50 yards to 100 yards or so). A rear blade doesn't work for me. The snow depth is too deep, pushing the traditional way creates so much pressure that the shoes bend.

Receiver hitch for iMatch
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Replies 82 Post by Hogslayer

Lever under a seat on a Japanese tractor:-
Direct translation of each character
{Enter}
Control
Pressure
Outside
Section
{Cut Off}

Rendered transalation - This lever controls the pressure to the external hydraulic ports on the valve block that it connects to.

Shibaura SD1840 Decal Translations
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Replies 29 Post by Dorman

How do I go about replacing that shaft?

Belarus 6345 Tractor
Belarus
Replies 4 Post by Mark27thigpen

Seals aren't too tough to find, the biggest hassle is getting at it, the steering box needs to come out to replace the seal.

Sometimes if it's just wear on the shaft and the seal is ok, just not able to brige the gap, you can DYI a repair that works k. We do it all the time on the older Ford tractors we have.

If you want to tackle it yourself theres a few vendors online who sell shop manuals, parts should be easy to get your hands on.

Best of luck.

Kioti DK65 power steering failure
Kioti Tractors
Replies 8 Post by Murf