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Splitting and throwing onto my pallet with the back.
This is a few years old, so I have added 2x2 foot panels to the 45deg. braces on the sides

Ideas on How to haul Split Firewood
Tractor Projects
Replies 20 Post by dave5000

[QUOTE=USMade;200202] My 2002 TC29D whines only when in cold weather during start ups( below 30def). It is only doing it while the hyd oil is cold. After a couple of minutes of moving it it stops. Great little tractor, 3000 hrs on it. I just raise and lower loader some if I cannot wait for it to warm up completely. Good luck! [/QUOTE]

My dad has a 2005 TC29D. We love it. Got it with under 400 hours on the clock in 2011 and I think it is up around 800 hours now. I'll need to check. At any rate, my dad has a habit of running it low rpms when working and it causes a lot of whining. Pop the rpms up and it quiets done. My JD X585 does the same thing. Pretty common on smaller tractors.

2020 NH Workmaster 25 loud whining noise
New Holland Tractors
Replies 10 Post by gtunney

[QUOTE=Handson;201245] Has anybody had good luck with solderless Sharkbite connectors with copper pipe? [/QUOTE]

I have but I never use sharkbite or similar in a closed wall where damage could occur "quietly". Also, show respect for the O-rings by filing down any burrs on the pipe ends (even on PEX). Damage those rings and you have started down the road to a leak. ....

Angle Shutoff Valve Failure in Closed Position
Home Improvement
Replies 10 Post by RiverB590

Bear in mind that a pipe plug is a plumbing (tapered) thread so if the person who put it together gave it an extra twist that combined with a bit of surface rust will certainly lock it up pretty solid.

If it�s proud of the box (sticking up a bit) a good rap with a hammer might help break it loose, if not try putting an old bolt or punch in the socket and use that to give it a little percussion therapy.

Best of luck.

LS Rotary Mower
Mowers Field and Finish
Replies 3 Post by Murf

On a basic tractor like that there likely isn�t any adjustment other than the pedal linkage.

Because of the weight and affordable price on those units they were favourites of newbies and homeowners, especially for things like bush-hogging and snow blowing, two things that are hard on clutches with an inexperienced hand at the controls.

Best of luck.

My First Tractor - Need Help with Proper Clutch adjustment on M-500
Belarus
Replies 4 Post by Murf

Can anyone identify what this mower is ? It does have a few decals with ROOF on the cutting deck. Thanks.

Roof VP75 Brush Mower Manual
Mowers Field and Finish
Replies 25 Post by tomeejr

In all the Aquablation information I found very little about what to expect from the procedure. The absensce of some of it is probably by design not to scare you off. And that may be a fair thing to do.<br>
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So what the surgeon never tells you is that while the surgery is precise and robotically controlled and wil protect your manhood features, since it is no heat, there is alot of bleeding. After the operation a speical catheter was installed that pumped saline water into my bladder and also drained to a 4000ml urinary bag. I was awake all night hour by hour watching for when the 2 gallon bag would be finished to notify the nurse for a new bag. I went thru 21 2 gallon saline bags before they removed the catheter 24 hours after the operation. All of the drainage was a bloody mess, but apparently looks worse than it is.<br>
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But no one mentions this in the pre surgery discussion. Then trying to pee afther the catheter is out is a challenge. You need to walk around, do squats, toe lifts, etc to try to get the juices flowing. They also do not tell you that you will be leaking blood thru the penis between attempts at urinating. You will be passing junks and bits of prostate tissue in the urine as it cleanses itself via urination. You need to get your bladder retention down to 300ml or less to be discharged, my first read was 700ml, so it took some work to get it down and get released without a foley catheter or another night in the hospital.<br>
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You are instructed to drink tons of water to aid this process, and also to add salt to the diet to match the high water intake. I have been having Ramin Broth and pretzels to help the salt level.<br>
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So I was using gauze pads to absorb the intermittent blood leakage after arriving home, by day three the leakagea had a just about stopped and the blood in urine had gone done from scary levels, but had a little spotting today and more blood in urine.<br>
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Sorry about all the gory details, but somone has to lay it out so you know what it is really going to be like rather than all the marketing hype befor the procedure.<br>
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Now what is truly amzing is that I really have no pain from the procedure at all, zero.<br>
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Only on day 5 after operation, so time will tell.<br>
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Aquablation for BPH Urinary Retention Review
Everything and Anything
Replies 10 Post by Cheymax

[QUOTE=notafarmer;201165] the best info i can get is from a canadian manual for the T-150K.in the manual it calls for heavy duty 30 or 40 weight engine oil that meets Mil standards in the transmission. [/QUOTE]

I think your reasoning is sound, putting some high tech in old tech does not usually work out.

what oil
Belarus
Replies 3 Post by greyhorse

belarus T25
Other Tractor Brands
Replies 2 Post by cowrider

Thanks very much for your comments. I talked to an old guy in my town and he said that the mechanism that makes the blades rise and lower may have to be repaired. Springs may have broken or it just may need to be cleaned and put clean oil in. He said that simply by putting fresh oil in may get it working again. The oil that is in there is low and very old (thick). That may be a major issue. I will try that first before I go as far as breaking it apart.

Case 1390 rear 3 point lift no downward pressure
Operating and Attachments
Replies 12 Post by martyfarkle

[QUOTE=kthompson;201242] NOT NEAR AS BAD as auto volunteer on my first smart cell phone. Instead of what I thought was typed and not realizing how it worked lady sent to said ... [/QUOTE]

Ha ha sounds like a STD sticky situation, that could lead to heated viscosity, in a not so timely manner.

Used Hydraulic Fluid as Chainsaw Bar oil
Shop Tools
Replies 11 Post by Argonaut

Did you figure this out?

1963 John Deere How to install New Fuel Guage
Parts and Repair
Replies 2 Post by Barman

Interesting point you are probably not far off. But there is probably some basis of flow rate and pressure that varies from one to the next to make one a perfect match. I would make sure it was at least as big as the one that is meant for it besides the obvious thread size.

Best of luck !

Hinomoto E14D oil filter
Hinomoto
Replies 2 Post by Barman

Check the obvious, is linkage broken or bent that controls the trans? Maybe is not connected. Best hope to me. Check fluid level, check condition of the fluid...if low enough it will not move the tractor it would scare me...if contaminated would also be concerned...what kind of service did the machine not get?

If I were wanting to sell that tractor and knew the trans was not moving it would have it taken care of, if it is something simple you would be happy with. While I say check on it, unless you find something like lose linkage would have to be heavy price discount. Repairs on such can be very costly. Stop by local Kubota dealer and talk with shop manager on issues that could be and get idea on price to repair. It may shock you on the cost.

B7100HST-D Hydro drive will not move tractor
Kubota Tractors
Replies 3 Post by kthompson

I should have suggested this before the previous post. There should be a "bleeder port" on the pump at some point close to the highest part of the pump internal cavity. Open it and hand pump the "tank to injector pump" fuel pump (if there is one) to fill the injector pump cavity. I am not familiar with long tractors but suspect it has a Perkins engine. Is the injector pump an inline or radial unit?

Long 610 diesel 2-wheel tractor does not start
Long
Replies 5 Post by bert4711

[QUOTE=feldoh2;201233] I do hope you are right!I don’t remember any other tractor I have owned making noise like this, but i am going to find out. Thanks much! [/QUOTE]

I believe KThompson is correct. Both of my JD tractors have hydro-pump/trans whine. The 20+ year old JD4100 was not very noisey, but it certainly wasn't quiet. 2 years ago I bought a new 2032R with hydrostatic trans, and the whine is much louder. Hi range is less so than Low range, and also speed/engine rpm.

They're build to work, but unlike a pickup truck, they're not built to be quiet. I think your tractor is fine.

Kubota B21 hydraulic makes noise
Kubota Tractors
Replies 7 Post by JD4100

After months of searching I found a replacement engine for the 855 and have it repaired & it runs well
I need some help with the fuel gage not working and also it creeps way too much. Does anyone know how to possibly adjust the creep?
Thanks

john deere 855 engine problem
Parts and Repair
Replies 13 Post by Hodado

The control valve was the problem,on the bottom of it where the float is was all gummed up I took it apart and cleaned it up and works great now

Cub Cadet 7305 Cannot Lower 417 Loader
Cub Cadet
Replies 6 Post by Oneiggy

I'm not sure why that would be.

Nortrac NT 404 hydraulic problem
Jinma Farmpro Agracat Nortrac
Replies 5 Post by Imfedup

Actually never owned one, but spent some years at a New Holland dealership. I got to know the Ford line pretty well.

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