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I don't know. I will find out. The tractor was just re-delivered from its fifty hour service/inspection by the dealer.

Titan R4 Tires amp Splitting on Treads
Parts and Repair
Replies 4 Post by Frank

I have a boomer 1630 and love the plastic fenders and hood. I already dropped a bucket of sod on the hood and it did not amek any marks in the paint. Most BIG tractors like Cat, New Holland and CASE all have plastic hood and fenders.<br>Any question send me an email<br>Thanks<br>Mark

Kubota or New Holland
Kubota Tractors
Replies 10 Post by Mark

JD4600 MFWD, 12/12 PowerReverser,R4 tires, folding ROPS, 460 loader and 48 backhoe w/18

JD4600 price check
John Deere Tractors
Replies 2 Post by Rob

I own a cub 7260. The cub tractor line is solid and well made.<br>The tractor itself is by Mitsubishi, the loader and deck by Woods.<br>Not sure about the backhoe.<br>I would expect the newer version of this combo (7200) would cost<br>around $18,000. Check into warranty issues (new would give 2 years).

Cub Cadet 7194 Price and Reliability
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Replies 2 Post by prl in va

I have a B20 and maintain about 20 acres with it. Good machine with plenty of power. I bought it used from someone who used it commercially and it has about 1600 hours on it currently. Only real problems I've had was a bad drive shaft seal and recently diesel fuel in the oil from a worn out injector pump.<br>Otherwise I work the devil out of it most of the time and it keeps the pace. <br>

Kubota B20
Kubota Tractors
Replies 2 Post by mike

I got a Landpride FD25-60 I have used it 2 years now. I pull it behind a <br>Ford 1500 20hp Diesel 17hp at the PTO. I have had no trouble with this<br>setup. My only wish was that I got the rear discharge.

Rear Discharge Finishing Mowers
Mowers Field and Finish
Replies 7 Post by Paul

I used a york rake after initial clearing, worked well. After the excavator got done digging out stumps I switched to a landscape box to move dirt around and get to roots. Broke my old grey market kubota though, now I be a John Deere man :) see above.

landscape rake
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Replies 5 Post by David Lynch

I just bought a JD 790. Check into it before you get the 4100, it's only a little more money but a lot bigger. 6'4

JD4100
John Deere Tractors
Replies 7 Post by David Lynch

I have the same questions. Two Tafe 35s are coming up in a auction. I recognized them as MF clones when I first saw them from the highway. Besides resale value, what about parts? Can/will a MF dealer work on them? Does MF back them? Are they as reliable as the old MF35 but without all the bells and whistles? One of the two here has a loader. Has anyone had any experience with Tafe and loaders?

TAFE tractors does anyone own one How is resale
Long
Replies 5 Post by Rod Remin

Doug- I have the New Holland 1725, I think that is the TC29 not sure, does anyone know. I called a New Holland deal and they told me I could not exceed a 72

Compact Tractor HP vs Hill Size
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Replies 2 Post by Steve

Alan,<br>I cannot comment on the break-in of your Kub. But I can tell you this: Most engine<br>manufactures (tractor/truck/car) warn against initially using an (Engine) hard because of pre-mature Warping.<br>Maybe a very poor example, but think of you engine as a balloon. The first time<br>you try to fill it, it has quite a bit of resistance. The 2,3,4,5 time,expansion<br>becomes easier and more defined. Working a new engine hard/fast accomplishes a similar effect. <br>Relative to % of metal expansion and contraction. By initially heating/cooling your engine evenly/progressively, you allow<br>the NEW gears/crank/rings/Ect... to

you would find that they are probably not 100% circular. That varience could not be seen with the naked
eye, but precise tools would show the effects Heating/Cooling has on your engine, or anything for that matter.
Don't believe it,, Just over heat your engine,and see how much your engine block can change shape!!
Maybe not a great explaination, but hopefully one that helps. "Common Sense alone will take you a long way in life" "> Breakin period for new Kubota
Kubota Tractors
Replies 7 Post by MichaelSnyder

I recently bought a B7300 with the 60

I could not be happier with the cut. It leaves a perfect cut without scalping or
digging into the turf. I have 5 acres 2 of it i leave long and mow occationally
The Mower goes thru easily. The deck comes off so easy. I mow real high so the deck barly
comes off the ground when raised so it is a little tough using the loader.
7300 eith loader,60" $13,335.00 + tax.
"> Kubota 7300
Kubota Tractors
Replies 5 Post by tom

I to puchase a 4200 Hydro tractor 60 in deck, up a steep hill it had no power that was in B gear. I personally was very dissapointed seeing how I traded a JD 445 that would cut the same hill no problem, the ground speed was even faster.I think the tractor is under powered! I called my dealer and told him the problem and he ask if I wanted to bring it back,I told him I liked the tractor but not the power, he said I could up grade, and I did to a 4400, now I have to wait all over again.<br>

JD Satisfaction Policy
John Deere Tractors
Replies 7 Post by Terry Hall

I'm looking at purchasing a L3710 w/ LA681 loader. I received a price of $21,000.00 here in NJ. Is this a good price? Anyone have any comments on the L3710? Thanks

Kubota L3710 Price check
Kubota Tractors
Replies 3 Post by chip

"> Shibaura1840D
Shibaura
Replies 6 Post by KenB

You can try contacting Little Miami Trading Co. thru their web site at http://www.lmtcompany.com/. They should be able to help you.<br>

TURF TIRES
Parts and Repair
Replies 2 Post by KenB

For Kubota specs go to kubotasource.com<br>look thru message board archives, someone there has a spreadsheet of all kubotas

Specs on Used Compacts
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Replies 7 Post by Mike

A few years ago my neighbor broke my drain tile (2 ft. deep) with a 65hp Case. The ground was very soft at the time (Spring). Maybe wait till it drys up hard this Summer before driving over your drainfield.

Driving over septic field
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Replies 10 Post by Mike

I need some help. I'm trying to find out about a White Field Boss. All I know about the machine is what I have read on your web site. I don't believe that we are talking about the same tractor. The one that I am currently trying to find out information about has the number 16 and then the wording Field Boss one the side of the hood. It is a four wheel drive unit. I have no idea of the age and I couldn't find the serial number on it. I have checked with a local agriculture dealer here and he hasn't been much help. The tractor is just the bare tractor although it does have a PTO. What if anything can you tell me about this tractor. Can you also tell me where I might be able to fine a front loader for this tractor and the approximate cost. Also do you have any idea what this tractor might be worth?<br><br>

White Field Boss 4-210 how old is it
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Replies 3 Post by Tom Wold

<br>You Think yours is Loud You Should Here The M. F. Ten Hundred Series.

how much noise should a new engine make B7300
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Replies 3 Post by DAN