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I have a ford 1210 with a 60

mounting dismounting mid-mount mower
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Replies 5 Post by Tom

It's a great little tractor & I have'nt had any trouble with it I,ll buy a couple<br>more soon, the rental returns are priced about $10000.00 & up around here. I can't<br>t e mail you back, something is wrong with your service. Go buy 1 & good luck!

NH 1725
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Replies 9 Post by GRAPE GUY

A regenerative circuit is one where both ends of the cylinder are pressurized at the same time. It doesn't sound at first like this would work, but what happens is this: When both ends are pressurized, the pressures in both ends of the cylinder are high, but the blind end of the cylinder, the one without the rod in it, generates more force, so the cylinder moves in that direction, i.e. it lengthens. The fluid coming out of the rod end is then regenerated back into the blind end, causing the total fluid flow rate to be greater than the maximum generated by the pump (or, technically, the amount allowed to the cylinder by the valve) by the amount displaced by the difference in force generated by the pressure in both sides, typically 40% or so. So, the net effect is that your dump cycle is about 40% faster than the roll-back time. This is one way to tell if your loader has such a regenerative valve, if your manual doesn't say. The trade-off is that the force generated in the dump cycle is significantly reduced, but this usually isn't a problem, since the valve is really

4 in 1 bucket on a compact
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Replies 4 Post by MChalkley

My experiences are very similar, and I won't bore everyone with the bandwidth detailing the half-dozen or so I could relate that I feel

But there is a test that almost everyone can try and always tells anyone with any mechanical ability whatsoever something very important. You may have to borrow an infra-red non-contact thermometer from someone, but they'Ve come down in price so much and are so handy to have around, that you might just go buy one after borrowing it (and no, I don't make them or sell them). Anyway, just measure the temperature of your favorite device someplace where the oil is freshly returned from doing its job after working it a little in a reproducible fashion. Do this when you're running petroleum oil and then switch over to synthetic and repeat the measurement in the exact same conditions. You will be amazed, unless you're already convinced of the superior properties of synthetics. And I don't think you need to be a physics major to know that the heat is produced by friction, and friction results in wear, and reduced friction means less wear, and less wear means longer life, ad infinitum, ad nauseum. Not to mention the benefits of reduced thermal shock, expansion & contraction, etc.
One of my favorite places to measure is on a hydrostatic transmission where the oil comes out of the motor on its way to the cooler, but other transmissions and engines produce similar results, only not usually as dramatic, mostly because it's difficult to get to a good spot to measure the oil temp before surrounding metal siphons off the heat.
But please, folks, don't take anybody's word for it, try it yourself. If you'd believe me, you'd just as easily believe somebody who said petroleum is better. You can find out for yourself, if you just want to. Then you would know, and you could just smile when all the hooey is bandied about between folks who don't. "> synthetic oil
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Replies 10 Post by MChalkley

I need a water pump rebuilt for a Hinomoto E18. It's not the same as a <br>Massey Ferguson 205.

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Replies 4 Post by Carl J. Austin

Looking at a '94, b7100 w/ Woods 145 loader & RC60 mower. 250 hrs<br>Asking price is $8200. Sound reasonable to me. Any thoughts?

94 B7100 price
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Replies 4 Post by Goober

Yeah, I bet it is harder to crank. Compressing water is more difficult than compressing air :-)<br>Chris

Exhaust pipe quot flapper quot
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Replies 18 Post by Chris

There is a 6100 14horse desel kubota with a 48

Price on 6100 Kubota
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Replies 2 Post by Mel

I got a quote about 10 days ago on a 4500 with a loader at $21365. plus tax. This was the asking price and may have negotiable.

JD 4500 amp 4600
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Replies 2 Post by Dean

Looking for more information regarding the actual machine, approximate value, and any other comments.

Used Kubota B1750 purchase
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Replies 13 Post by Corky

My manual is exactly like Frank's. I know my dealer has sold several 4000 series JD's since they have become available, and I'm the first one to ever ask for a new hydraulic filter. They have never even had one in stock and had to special order it! So, I get to go back again and have the counter guy double check me to see if I have pointy ears or antenna in the back of my head.

Change hydraulic fluid at 50 hrs
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Replies 14 Post by Shawn in OK

I have 1800 feet to maintain. Lots of curves, not much up and down. All I have is a Pittsburgh rear scraper blade on my JD 850. It is light and after 10 years is really showing wear particularly in the pivot point. It does do a good job of pulling the edges back to the middle. The trick is to keep water from puddling up in the tracks where they cause holes. Choice of gravel is important as well. Crusher run packs well and stays put better than a #6 which is all the same size and just rolls around in the road. I've never used a box scraper but if it would angle it must be better.

gravel drive blade or box
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Replies 12 Post by Reg

Maybe a little late to be posting, but your dilemma is understood well.<br>Our 12hp AC (42

and turning around what feels like a million trees in half the yard(Wooded),
an old style fence around the entire property, plus half the yard is nicely sloped.
A zero radius mower would be king, probably reducing mowing time in 1/2. But I
had to have a loader and something that could handle things like a post hole
digger. Our tight turning JD4100 has been a great compremise so far. No regrets. "> Dilemma anyone else go though this
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Replies 15 Post by MichaelSnyder

I just rented a 5' bush hog (generic name) from my local tractor dealer. I paid $65<br>for a one day rental. I only need one of these once a year, so I've decided that <br>renting one is better for me than owning one. Here in northern Vt, there are lot's<br>of rental places that rent implements such as this, and I'd be willing to bet there<br>are similar places all over the country. <br>

Renting implements
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Replies 3 Post by Ed C in Vt

I looked at a few 850's before I bought an '81 750. The average price I saw in SC was right at $7000 for the the 850's, so I believe the quote you had was in line. If you can get him down some, all the better. That's pretty low hours for a tractor (probably) made in the '80's. Mine had 977 on it. I got my tractor, a 4 foot harrow, and a 4 foot bushog for $5000. It's a 2wd with no PS or loader, though. Good luck....<br>Keith

John Deere 850 Price Info
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Replies 5 Post by Keith

WANTED:ANY INFO. OR OWNERS OF A MOD.G-12 TRACTOR POWERED BY A LIQUED COOLED 1CYL 12HP MOTOR.ONE IMPLEMENT BEING A 4' ROTARY TILLER.

59 mod G-12 KUBOTA TRACTOR
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Replies 3 Post by DAVE

I have an old A-C, Model B-10, that I'm restoring. I believe it to be about a '60 or '61. It has a model 23D B&S motor (serial#89381). I am interested in correct paint; availibility of decals,impliments and accesories etc.

FSBO Simplicity amp Allis-Chalmers Garden Tractors Implements amp
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Replies 9 Post by nick

I know of a 1998 model 5400 John Deere 4wd with cab and front loader with new 8' mower and 8' rear hydraulic blade. This tractor has 147 hours and is being sold due to death of the owner. The tractor is in Southern Illinois. They need 36,000 and it would be well worth it. I can email you some pictures if you would like. Good luck.<br>

looking for tractor 50 hp
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Replies 3 Post by jay

I have sold alot of these little tractors, right now I have a nice 1953 GOLDEN JUBILEE 8n with new 5' rotary cutter, and new 5' box blade for $ 5000 and I will get that much. People love those tractors regardless of their inherent short comings. Maybe try 5000, with a loader and blade it should bring more than that, If you are not strapped for cash hold out, advertise it in your local paper and hold on to the phone. Yes, it may not , but why not. From experience if it is a good product don't be scared to ask. For the record I sold an 8n (no loader) for 4400! Good Luck.<br>

Blue Book for Lawn amp Garden Compact Tractors
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Replies 6 Post by Jay

That sounds real good to me. I assume the tractor does not have a loader.

Kubota B7100 price
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Replies 3 Post by Alan