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Sorry about not going any farther as we have had this stuff for about a month. They are 2004 models and are 21 horsepower on the 7510 being the replacement for the 7500 and 24 horsepower on the 7610. Both models use the Quarter inching valve on the hitch adjustments. They should be available soon.

Kubota 7610
Kubota Tractors
Replies 13 Post by Art White

Although not yet a tractor owner, but currently a tractor shopper,Who is just over 6'. I have sat in all the big three and different models and as mentioned in another thread. You may want to look at renting a CUT to do some of the work you need. I have rented a JD 4110 for a day to do some FEL and Field clearing work. And after about 4 hours in the set I was never really uncomfortable.
Of all the ones I sat in in the last week and half, The NH 29D was for me the most comfortable. The seat had a widerange of adjustments along with seat tension. I am not a big fan of the boomerang style pedal controls on some of the tractor styles. But here again it comes down to personnal preference.

Tractor for the Tall man
Operating and Attachments
Replies 21 Post by wbowhunt

I'd recommend a tandem with brakes for the trailer. Landscape style or just a flat deck and I don't think that you need to go to a deck over unless you choose.

Kubota Tractor and Implement weights
Kubota Tractors
Replies 8 Post by Art White

That unit looks like it's built like a tank. It fits between the Kubota L-48 and it's smaller brother the L-35. It looks like a well detailed machine but from what I've heard the lines that look like they run so nicely front to rear under the transmission area actually need a optional shield to keep them from getting bent or mutilated when going over rough terrain.

jd 110 tlb
John Deere Tractors
Replies 3 Post by Art White

I've never seen such a good collection before!!! I have seen the car dealers list which was much the same but there are many new ones here!

The Truth Revealed to tractor condition
Just For Fun Off Topic
Replies 4 Post by Art White

Murf, those tongs sound like a great piece of equipment. I don't suppose you would even have to get off the tractor to hook up. Also giving the butt end a little lift gives you a huge amount of traction. Do you have an estimate of cost for steel and hydraulics for someone who has a backblade?
Dave

Log Skidding II
Operating and Attachments
Replies 13 Post by shortmagnum

I don't have too much trouble but I do dig a few divots until freeze-up. I just keep the bucket rolled back far enough so it seldom digs in. I have to remind myself that I actually want snow on the gravel rather than trying to take most of it off. Just had a thought: If it digs in mostly when going in one direction, try going in the other. When you first start up a hill or over a bump the blade angle increases which can cause it to dig in.

We're expecting two days with some periods of freezing rain. If it happens I'll be glad for my 2" - 4" of snow pack. I'll be able to cut ice off the top of it and will have traction on the rough frozen slush to do the cutting.

plowing snow with FEL
Kubota Tractors
Replies 54 Post by TomG

Same here. Gotta save money for Santa Claus with 3 kids. ;-)

hydro on 4410
John Deere Tractors
Replies 13 Post by Chief

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I have a 650g that usually runs great. But on occasion it will start to want to stall and sput and just not to run smooth...almost like the govoner is the problem. I can't find anyone local with any experience with this engine. Dose it is warm or cold weather. If i hold the choke open it will run smoother sometimes...but as so as I let go it wants to stall...this is after the engine had been running for some time and is warm<br>
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Also if anyone needs water pumps for this model re built I have a good source that converts them to all US bearings etc for easy futre repair<br>
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Thanks

650g engine trouble
Mitsubishi
Replies 3 Post by butch6pack

Sorry about that! I thought it was. I forgot about the changes to the posting and email. It shows now.

Change in Plans Reality Check
New Holland Tractors
Replies 22 Post by Chief

I'm playing catch-up here. I'm not sure if the problem is that the tractor only has power in low gears (a seriously slipping clutch could do that) or if it can't be shifted into higher gears. If it can't be shifted I'm wondering if that's with the engine running, off or both; and in or out of 4wd? I think most TX's would shift when the engine was off in 2wd even with a frozen clutch. this sort of detail might help the diagnosis if it wasn't included in e-mails.

For cheap fixes of frozen clutches, I have heard of tractors that have removable clutch-housing splash-pans freed up with big screwdrivers or long cold chisels. If there's access to the clutch a little WD-40 probably wouldn't hurt either. If it's slipping there may be crud or corrosion behind the throw-out bearing.

I've also heard of them freed by chaining the axle to something immovable and taking up some slack with an 'educated jerk' (there are some risks to tractor and operator doing this sort of stuff). Both cheap solutions are done with the clutch pedal blocked but you should be sure that operation of the pedal actually releases the pressure plate. Another variation is 'jerk-towing ' by a truck. That one sounds like something I wouldn't try.

stuck clutch on Agco Allis tractor
Parts and Repair
Replies 14 Post by TomG

Hey,

I got these in Cheshire Mass. by a nice an honesty gentlement name Frank. You can located his dealer thru Kubota web site. Hope this help.
By the way, I've never thought, I could have so much fun blowing snow, it must be the tractor if you know what I mean.
We just had 2 feet of snow here and my neighbors really impressed with my new toy.
Alex

Prices On Kubota B7510 BX23 BX2230
Kubota Tractors
Replies 38 Post by 16valex

Green with envy???? Humm, I'll have to think of a real smart answer for that!!! How about this --- NOTHING RUNS LIKE A DEERE WHEN A KIOTI IS CHASING IT.
All jokes aside now, Deere makes a good product. Green paint demands and recieves a higher price. Kioti is just as good, maby better, for a lot less $$$$. If there were an American made tractor, I would have them on my lot. By American made, I mean American steel,labor, rubber, plastic, electronics, bla,bla,bla. If only putting them together here in the states makes them "MADE IN AMERICA", then the Kioti is made here in the good ole U.S.A. also.
I'm getting on my soapbox now. Have a good day.

kioti dk55 or dk65
Kioti Tractors
Replies 6 Post by moosefishing

My heighbour has a Goldoni 4 wheel drive diesel orchard tractor that is approx 18 yrs old & MAJOR drivetrain parts are no longer available for it. The water pump let go & they tried everywhere to get it-ended up having to get it rebuilt & were told that if the drivetrain were to fail it would be best to junk the tractor-seems it's drivetrain was made by John Deere & they no longer suppy parts for this type of engine.The waterpump if available was going to cost $800.00 canadian money to come from Italy.Cost $200 for the rebuild

Are Goldoni Tractors Any Good
Other Tractor Brands
Replies 3 Post by larry

no chief i've got 48 hrs. on it now. i figure i will do it this weekend. do i need to do anything special other than replacing the filters.

4410
John Deere Tractors
Replies 13 Post by zodiac

Could that mean that my ballasting issues discussed in the other thread are over? :-) JK.

Anyone ever do this
Just For Fun Off Topic
Replies 16 Post by wbowhunt

Just to give you a comp. I was at the dealer yesterday and he had a 2002 NH TC29D w/ 7308 FEL and Woods Backhoe W/ 90 hours for 17,500. I was going to take that serious look, when I was informed that it was already sold. Had only been on the lot 48hours and part of that time was during the snow we had and then they were closed Sunday.

Kubota- B2910 pricing
Kubota Tractors
Replies 4 Post by wbowhunt

It should be delt with. There are fine lines but this is just completeing the job. I'd be giving you the fluid that you lost from the hoses too for the inconvienence but that is me. You might want to go back to the dealer and go up the chain of command a little.

WARRENTIES
Kubota Tractors
Replies 16 Post by Art White

Good point, I had gotten so into the fluid ballasting and was told the cost on the wieghts was expensive compared to fluid, and you got less wieght as well. I had kind of written it off. But may look at as my best all around answer. Each has its plus's and minus's I guess. I think I really need to sit down and see what exactly I will have to do and then what I woudl like to do and figure out my true needs vs the Tim Allen R R R more power and overwhelming options available.

Ballasting rear tires for FEL Work
Kubota Tractors
Replies 29 Post by wbowhunt

Oils are very confusing. The recommendations posted are all excellent to follow. I use Rotella T 15-40 for my John Deere 4100 diesel. Ask your dealer if you can sub that for the 10-30 and still protect your warrentee.

Going back to the origional question.
Yes CC and CD are old designations. CD was replaced by CF which you will find listed.

Here is somewhat of an overview:
Mobil's website:
"Here is a short description of the diesel engine categories, starting with the most current.
CH-4 is a proposed category at this time, which we anticipate being finalized during the first half of 1999. CH-4 is being developed to address engine design changes required to meet new 1998 EPA emission standards.
CG-4 was developed for oils used in 1994 and later, low-emission, high-speed, four-stroke cycle diesel engines. It is also typically used for diesel engines using low-sulfur diesel fuel. Newer engines that are used on-highway or off-highway applications may call for CG-4 quality oils. One of the main advances in CG-4 versus previous quality levels is the ability of the oil to handle high levels of soot that is generated by some of these low-emission engines.
CF-4 was established in 1991 to specify oil quality for severe- duty, low-emission, four-stroke diesel engines produced in 1991 or later. Oils meeting this category offered improved control of oil consumption and piston deposits versus previous quality levels. CF-4 has essentially replaced the CE quality rating.
CF-2 was established at the same time to specify oil quality for severe duty two-stroke diesel engines. CF-2 has essentially replaced CD II.
CF was established for service typical of off-road, heavy-duty diesel engines and engines operating on higher sulfur fuels. The CF quality level essentially replaced the CD level.
CE was established in 1988 to specify oils for severe-duty diesel engines with turbochargers. This rating is essentially obsolete and oils meeting CF-4 are now used in applications calling for CE oils."

LK3054 oil
Kioti Tractors
Replies 10 Post by J. Bowen