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[QUOTE=Elliott58;195575] Fliud level is good speed valve is open and linkage is ok. Also the auxiliary hydrolics does not work,there are no working hydrolics in the back of the tractor. [/QUOTE]

What was the fix as I am having the same issue?

Terraplane df 354 rear hydrolics ploblems
Jinma Farmpro Agracat Nortrac
Replies 5 Post by jackdog

Hey Tilsit,
Just sent an email of all I have. Hoping to have a manual soon to share. I’ll email any info as soon as I can

Hinomoto N249 and the like
Hinomoto
Replies 8 Post by Dinkelman

I have a m4wd Mahindra, and when i engage or disengage 4wd, many times i turn the wheel a bit to get the lever to move easily, you can do it moving very slowly too.
Give that a try.

New Holland 4 WD disengaged
Parts and Repair
Replies 5 Post by dave5000

Honda makes very nice machines. Here is a video of the model you bought with a loader on it. I have heard some talk that Facebook Market Place might be a place to start.<br>
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The bucket on this unit is light duty but can probably do fine in mulch or sand with ballast weight on the rear.<br>
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Need Loader for Honda 5518 Tractor
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 2 Post by DennisCTB

Hi, I recently joined this forum, happy to be here.I have recently purchased a Hinomoto N249 with front loader, and I am trying to find any documentation out there. Maintenance, manual, grease point diagrams etc. etc.. <br>
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I know a user "Dinkelman" shared some a few years ago, but the pictures are very low resolution and I am not allowed to send messages to anyone yet on here. <br>
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Excited to hear any experiences from other Hinomoto owners as well. <br>
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Thank you in advance!

Hinomoto N249 Manual grease points maintenance
Hinomoto
Replies 2 Post by an_ilsoe

Rungreen, My first thought that it could be some internal issue that some one had come across earlier. Put I can slide under and look at the shaft that has a plastic tub the full length.

JD 4500 Compact Makes Chattering Noise
John Deere Tractors
Replies 11 Post by jtdday

Could be glow plugs failed, could be air restriction or bad fuel also. Check the filters in the air and fuel system. Diesels need lots of air and clean fluid. Be sure the fuel is not gelled.

Does your tractor have hyd or mechanical linkage from the steering wheel? Check our hyd oil, crack the drain plug to be sure water does not seep out, if so drain, flush and refill with new filter(s). Could be a relief valve issue, verify no level is stuck open.

New Holland TC33 Hard Start Engine Noise and no hydraulics
New Holland Tractors
Replies 3 Post by kthompson

I would look carefully for bent linkage or stick in it prevent it moving for forward since you were "hogging". Get under the tractor and have someone work the pedal if you don't see anything by yourself.

Massey Ferguson 1758 Hyrdro problem
Massey Ferguson Tractors
Replies 3 Post by kthompson

harryhrdn

First, I doubt that was a president's idea just what he decided to promote which is nothing wrong with. It is a wise person who recognizes something important that is not their idea.

Not trying to cause a war here but was it the pressure of DC or of the Japanese auto makers that really push Detroit? I know I never considered a Japanese auto and seldom saw one on the roads till then.

As to pickups, I bought a 1974 ford pickup with V-8 new and it would get up to about 18 mpg. Best of conditions granted. Now my 2019 Ford with a V-6 and more hp and four wheel drive averages about 19.6 for me. Not a whole lot of mpg improvement there. I believe you will find the fuel injector system is what has given possibly the biggest mpg boost. I do agree the engines are built better with better materials and last longer but cost a ton more when there is repair needed. Gone are the days of the shade tree mechanic. Even on new tractors. One point on the mpg boost we often forget is the weight of the older vehicles compared to the NONE steel vehicles on the road and again with a large increase in repairs if not totaled with wrecks that those vehicles would have survived. Hey almost forgot how large cars use to be as were pickups. Doubt many people realize how small they are compared to the 70s were. Mini van may not hold as many as the old full size car did. lol the front seat was a couch!

I do believe DC is who pushed seatbelts and airbags, which has increase safety.

Yes there have been some very great improvements in autos and tractors. All it cost is many times the price to buy or repair.

Very seldom is a change only all good or all bad.

No Plastic Bags at the Grocery Store
Everything and Anything
Replies 10 Post by kthompson

We have 250 acres used for cattle grazing. No cattle grazing right now because fence needs to be replaced in some parts. One neighbor installed a high fence (about 10', not sure if he has exotic animals) that borders our property. His fence parallels with ours in some locations, at other locations there is more space between the fences. At one point it butts right against our property boundary, at other locations there's a space of about 10' between his fence and our property boundary. Do we need to install a fence on our property boundary? Thanks for your input, hope I explained myself clearly so you can understand what I mean.

Boundary fence
Garden and Landscape
Replies 3 Post by dojeda

Big difference in $$$$. By all means,compare! I compared apples to apples. That's why I bought 3 Westendorf loaders and only 1 from Deere. Never had to weld on a Westendorf but I've seen plenty of welds on Deere, Kubota and IH after the factory. Sight lines are way better to me. Also if you trade tractors of same size but different make, you can simply buy the brackets for your next tractor and keep your Westendorf. Hard to put a Deere on a Kubota or a CaseIH. Just my opinion.

Standard or self-leveling 541 loader for JD5320
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 14 Post by Rungreen

No idea on that model but it could have a valve to control the lift. Does the tractor have both a lift and a draft control? If so the draft control is probably not set correctly. If you have draft control it will have two levers for the lift. Unless you are plowing or such ground engagement equipment draft is normally set to highest setting.

When you drained the oil, you did fully drain it correct? What did the oil look like? Did it have water in it, if so that will affect the lifting ability as the tractor heats up, did you find any metal pieces in it?

Longs are not complicated tractors, but no idea on parts for them since the basically closed at least in the USA. Left the dealers holding a bad. Not sure that was Long or just the USA Long people. For their price they seem to hold up well,.

2260 long 3 point dose not work
Long
Replies 4 Post by kthompson

Have you looked into Walenstein Skidding Wenches?

https://www.wallensteinequipment.com/us/en/group/skidding-winches

They work well especially if you use a self releasing snatch block to change directions of the skidding cable.

Logging winches match to tractor brands
Operating and Attachments
Replies 7 Post by Chief

[QUOTE=roneisele;200994] We have 2 Belarus tractors. One is the 1025, the other is the 8345. Would anyone here happen to know where to find the manual for the Belarus 8345? My searches are coming up empty. [/QUOTE] I thinkk Jen Sales has them.

Belarus 8345 Manual Needed
Belarus
Replies 2 Post by GCGRIMES

[QUOTE=farm44;200904] On my zetor 6321 I need to know how to adjust clutch fingers on clutch before installing [/QUOTE] I was was of the impression that it was mostly an alignment issue, is that right?

Zetor 6321 clutch plate adjustment
Other Tractor Brands
Replies 2 Post by GCGRIMES

Thanks!

Need Help Restoring an old Massey Ferguson
Parts and Repair
Replies 2 Post by Mf1020prblmchild

You can ge Long 610 Manual manual here

Long 610 service manual
Long
Replies 2 Post by Bison1

Touched on this with answer on air leak.

I will fill my fuel filter with fuel as works to do so for installing. I used to bleed the system as most manuals tell you to but got lazy you may say. I find it easier for me to just spray WD 40 into the air intake while having someone else start the engine. Depending on the set up of the filter system will spray into the filter intake or remove the air filter to get better path for the WE 40. Have a friend who wets a rag with gas and covers the air intake and says it works good for him. Not a fan of gas as the fumes are dangerous. It has been my experience it only takes a few seconds for the air to be purged from the system and easy to handle with a spurt of WE40 if the engine begins to die down.

priming tc35
New Holland Tractors
Replies 6 Post by kthompson

Most likely it is a gasket or rubber fuel line with crack or hole under a clamp. I think it also could be a fuel pickup issue due to trash or possible pump issue not working fully.

My best suggestion is a good looking at all fittings, gaskets and such for holes or seeping of fuel. But think you would find spraying with WD40 on such fittings might help locate a suction leak. It will not harm the engine, use it for starting fluid or for repriming when fuel filters are replaced spraying into the air filter on my engines, even gas. Listen very carefully for engine speed to increase or at least level off.

New Holland TC35D - starving for fuel
Parts and Repair
Replies 2 Post by kthompson

Hey, I have that exact same problem with my NH TC35D. I have:

Cleaned and removed tank
Transfer Fuel pump relplaced
Replaced most fuel lines
Bled it many many times

Three fuel filters
New O rings
New bowl

I�m losing my mind on this deal. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

New Holland TC35 starving for fuel
New Holland Tractors
Replies 6 Post by Macomac