Tractorpoint Login

print < Tractorpoint Login

Search for =

Topic

I was looking at some JD 4600 and 5210 tractors and dropped in on the CaseIH dealer. He had a 7360 with a 485 loader. I was impressed with this tractor, even though it was a little shy on the HP at 36HP. I was given a price of 21500.00, but not sure if this is a good price or not. JD pricing for the 4600 43HP was 21000.00, and the 5210 53HP was 24000.00 but none of these 2 tractors had a front end loader. Anyone out there in the know about the 7360?

Cub Cadet 7360
Other Tractor Brands
Replies 4 Post by A.J. Wodack

I bought a 770 mfwd in 1994 with a loader, mid mount mower and 513 rotory cutter for $18000. I know the backhoes are expensive, but I'm not sure how much. But I love the 770 it does everything I want and more on our 140 acre lot. Hope this helps a little.

Used JD 770 vs Kubota 2710
John Deere Tractors
Replies 3 Post by Randy

<br>If the bolts are screwed into the exhaust manifold I'd heat them red hot. I've removed alot of them that way. It is much better than breaking them off.

Removing exhaust bolts on Kubota B1550
Kubota Tractors
Replies 3 Post by lsheaffer

I can supply you with a tooth bar with replaceable points 5'- $250. Bars bolt on with 2 bolts & are made to fit the width & thickness of your loader. For info feel free to contact me at sheaftractor@coiinc.com

Loader Tooth Bar
Other Tractor Brands
Replies 9 Post by lsheaffer

New Tractor dealer website: www.hawkensenequipment.com<br>check us out.

new website
Other Tractor Brands
Replies 1 Post by Steve

check out www.hawkensenequipment.com<br>handle both Deere and Kubota

Kubota price check
Kubota Tractors
Replies 6 Post by steve

Looking for Kubota of Ford tractor.<br>B-series with loader or simular Ford with loader.<br>In Texas or Oklahoma. <br>Please respond.<br>Thanks,<br>Don Burks<br>don-burks@ti.com<br>

Looking for Kubota
Kubota Tractors
Replies 1 Post by Don Burks

As the song goes

"> 4400 with loader and 48 back hoe
Other Tractor Brands
Replies 5 Post by Jay

Just got my TC29D today - SUUUUH-WEEEET. 7 hours of mowing has been reduced to @3 hours of fun. However a couple of questions<br>- I have some long grades (perhaps 20 degrees i am guessing) and the tractor seems to bog down a little going up them. I am surprised because my 25hp garden tractor seems to have no problem with them. I am using 2nd gear in hydro. 1st seems really really really slow even on level ground and it also wants to bog down some. Does any of this sound like a problem?<br>- I figured out that i can use the hydraulic lowering stop to position the mower deck (belly) so that the decks guide wheels are about 1/2

Thanks........... "> Got Tractor - now need even more advice
Other Tractor Brands
Replies 2 Post by Doug

I have a 4600 hydro with a 460 loader and and a 73 inches heavy duty bucket. It works great I've been using it for 400 hours so far. Every weekend I mow with a 9 foot befco and I take off the loader when I mow it comes off in 2 1/2 minutes it fits rite to the tractor and doesn't make any noises. I love how much it lifts it will lift a ton with the back wheels loaded and a box on the back. and it works very smooth compared to my old 855. i love the new 4600 tractor.

jd loaders vs kubota loaders
John Deere Tractors
Replies 7 Post by Robert

I ordered my 4200 4wd hydro with 420 loader 61

JD 4200 price
John Deere Tractors
Replies 3 Post by Kevin_SC

I am new to the tractor world and was curious as to how others handle fueling their tractors. Mine has a tank capacity of 9.2 gallons and so far I have been using 5 gallons plastic tanks and pouring it into the tractors tank (which is pretty high) but this has been a real pain. What do some of you do to make this an easier chore?

Transferring Diesel Fuel
Parts and Repair
Replies 14 Post by DK

You will need to match up your weight to the loader, none of which we can really help you with. That info should come from the dealer/ manufacturer.<br>All of these ideas will work. How important is manuverability to you? It's pretty easy to pick off a doorway or post or tree with that blade hanging way, way back there..... That would never work for my uses for a loader, I would need the weight box. But this may never be a concern for you. It all depends on your uses.<br>As others have mentioned, keeping the weight as low as possible is important, especially on hilly ground. When figuring out things, I would consider that too.<br>--->Paul<br>

Ballast weight
Other Tractor Brands
Replies 5 Post by paul

<br>You might want to check if the over-run coupler is necessary; I have a '76 YM240, a US model, that has the over-run clutch built-in to thee PTO.<br>

YANMAR price check
Yanmar Tractors
Replies 6 Post by cgranat

Bought 4300 w/hydro,R4 tires,folding ROPS,mid-PTO,MFWD,430 loader,47 backhoe for <br>$23700.<br>Tractor-15600<br>430 loader,73

47 hoe,16"bkt-5600
Got loader for price of the 420.Dealer threw in 6'rear blade too.I've put on 30
hrs. so far and it's a great machine.
"> price on 4300 hydro
Other Tractor Brands
Replies 3 Post by RJ

Breakout force measures the lift capacity for the first foot or so. The higher you lift the less capacity( lift to full heighth)

Loader Lifting Capacity
Other Tractor Brands
Replies 3 Post by lsheaffer

Roger you comment that the tufline is a nice blade but then compare it to other blades that you have had then tell us how the other blades were not up to the job. I have ordered a Tufline blade do you think it will do the job or should I cancel the order.

Gill rear blade and JD4300
John Deere Tractors
Replies 10 Post by dave

Haven't used or intend to use the Mobil delvac product, but highly recommend<br>a TRUE synthetic lube. I personnally use AMSOIL, of which IMHO is the best of <br>the best, cost reflective of course. I haven't taken delivery of my JD4100 yet,<br>but I use only synthetics in all my equipment. My little 4 banger car has 181K hard miles on the<br>Odometer, and still runs like new. My mechanic told me I was wasting my money <br>until he took off the valve cover to adjust all 16 valves. Appearantly, Honda recommends<br>valve adjustments on the older (90') 16v heads every 30k. I had it done at 110k<br>for the first time. He said the valves are in better condition than cars with 30-40k miles<br>using Petroleum products. He took pictures of the valves to show his buddys, no one believed him. He had <br>also never seen an (+100K Mile)engine without even a speck of sludge ANYWHERE Guess who now uses Synthetics. <br>Furthermore, Anyone who states that synthetics are a waste or not proven to be better, should never fly in a jet<br>or go to a NHRA,NASCAR, or any professional race!

oil
Parts and Repair
Replies 7 Post by MichaelSnyder

Bruce, If you don't have to do alot of mowing close to the house, and tight around <br>many trees, go for the Ag tractor. You will get more horse power, wheight, and maybe<br>reliability for the money. Enjoy, Ed Z.

Compact vs Used Ag Tractor
Other Tractor Brands
Replies 8 Post by EZ

The b21 is usually used as a loader backhoe. if finish mowing is your <br>primary concern I would go with something that has a removable loader.<br>However I'm looking for a nice b21 or b20 so if you dont need it please e-mail me <br>the particulars.<br>ceresma@webspan.net<br>Mark

B21 Mower or just Excavator
Kubota Tractors
Replies 2 Post by Mark