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Like Ken was eluding to; experiment and see what makes it run the quietest. The Yanmars can have a horrible combustion knock with crappy fuel. That is a reason I run an additive in my 4410. It does help to quiet the engine down some. Try different brands and see what works for you.

Diesel fuel w Cetane of 50
Parts and Repair
Replies 36 Post by Chief

Congratulations yodaddyo. John Deeres have a way of reducing stress especially when you get to take them out and gettem' all muddy! ;o) Enjoy!

i did it 4310 tlb
John Deere Tractors
Replies 5 Post by Chief

Listening to the different problems here and trying to help I'd talk to your New Holland dealer and ask for the higher grade oil they offer. It is the same as the Case-IH hytran plus. It is a thinner weight which might relieve the system faster. I believe petal effort on NH tractors is around 25lbs so if you have fish scale or a measure to check effort that might help you find the problem. I definitly would be in touch with your dealer if at all possible.

HST pedal
New Holland Tractors
Replies 24 Post by Art White

The 2410 accepts a woods 6500 6'5"
or 7500 both hoes are thicker steel than
I've seen on kubota units & last extremely well
stay away from the china units on ebay
they bend like plastic.

Put a sub frame on either of those tractors to disperse
the added weight. B hoes are heavy & will crack
a small tractor. Have fun.

kit back hoes for b2410 7610
Kubota Tractors
Replies 4 Post by Randall T

My pulverizer uses 5/8 in square rod held in diagonaly. So, I just order 20 ft pieces of 1/2 hard and cut my own.

PULVERIZER
Operating and Attachments
Replies 5 Post by loganWildman

captainjj, hopefully you can see it now...

50 Hour on my l3000DT
Kubota Tractors
Replies 7 Post by BARNEE

Most full service dealers have a dyno. I wouldn't waste much more time with out looking at the real results.

755 Low power
John Deere Tractors
Replies 14 Post by Art White

I am going to stop at a fab shop this week if I can get home early enough. Some ideas to try, can't do the whole thing here though.

Radar Mast
Website Operations Howto
Replies 21 Post by cutter

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Thanks for all your comments, questions, praise and concerns. I like your self I have been hearing the many rumors and untruths. What I can tell you is the relationship between American Jawa, Century and Kukje is very strong and is getting stronger as we move into the future. In plain simple words the rumors are incorrect. Regardless, they unfortunately they can hurt both Century and Branson sales. American Jawa discourages the spreading of any rumors by any of their dealers or representatives. I pride myself on honestly and ethically promoting the features and benefits of our equipment and dealers. Integrity is very important to me.

Since I have been with American Jawa I have seen the list of many happy Century tractor owners and dealers continue to grow. This is in part because you of the many comments that have been posted here. Let�s keep up the great work.
Happy Tractoring
Chipperman

Branson Tractors
Other Tractor Brands
Replies 16 Post by chipperman

The new models all have flat decks and the styling is all new and improved. Low interest rates makes it easy. You are close to new price.

L2600 package price
Kubota Tractors
Replies 10 Post by Art White

Murf, I appreciate that reply. As far as a "brain fart" is concerned, my wife just asked me, "Is that catching? I think you have them too".........appreciate it.

Rear Spacers 2910 for tire chains HELP
Kubota Tractors
Replies 9 Post by ponyman

Hey bountyhunter, I live in SW Michigan and am beginning to shop around for a tc40D. Where did you get yours at so I can start comparing prices?

Also, did you price against Corrihers (sp?) and other non-MI dealers?

Thanks!

New TC40D
New Holland Tractors
Replies 11 Post by halfcore

AV8R, that's good to know. I like to see manufacturing stay here in the USA. Do you know what percentage of the NH tractors are made in USA? In cars and trucks it's easy cuz it's on the sticker, but tractors are another story.

JD OR NH
John Deere Tractors
Replies 22 Post by kwschumm

I'm especially careful on THAT hill. It turns out that hill is the soil that was excavated from our basement. It's never been compacted so it gets REALLY soft when it's wet.

kubota oil change at 40hrs
Parts and Repair
Replies 9 Post by kwschumm

Vetcor: What is the overall height of the caster from floor to bottom of stand? Did you re-adjust (re-drill) the pin holes for the bottom position of the stands? when I put away my bagger for the winter the only way I could move it was to use a lift strap and my FEL, casters would make moving much easier!!

BX23 questions
Kubota Tractors
Replies 10 Post by AV8R

I wondered before if you might be comparing the tires to ag tires for cleat height? What I try to do with tires especially when there still is wear left is to make a deal to replace the tires at later date. Maybe at this time to look at an offer from the dealer to change them at 1/2 price when they are worn out.

New owner 95 Kubota L4200 for me
Kubota Tractors
Replies 12 Post by Art White

The King Kutter tillers work very well.
Most Tractor Supply stores carry them.
I have had a King Kutter II, 60" tiller for 4 or 5 years now.
No problems, tills great.

Tiller
Kubota Tractors
Replies 9 Post by DK35vince

Anywhere there is much in the way of orchards, vineyards or both there is surely more than just a few Italian tractors and the dealers that sell and service them.

The Italians created this category of machine and are probably second only to the Japanese in terms of quality and experience.

They have models and features that just don't exist anywhere else to speak of. Things like 65 hp Agricultural tractors on steel tracks, complete with 3pth & PTO, talk about a bush machine at home on tough terrain!!

Best of luck.

Italian Tractors
Other Tractor Brands
Replies 11 Post by Murf

Several companies make timers designed to be permanently installed into a circuit. They are usually built into their own steel box and are serious heavy duty units, and have a manual over-ride feature, they are nothing at all like the cheap units designed to turn a table lamp on and off.

It would allow a photocell equipped light to get power only certain hours of the day by setting the 'on' time well ahead of dusk and off at bedtime. I put such a setup on the back of my house to light the dog run. It powers that circuit only between 2pm and 11pm, that way the run is lit between dusk and 11pm everyday, period. This way I don't have to fiddle with the time adjustment to keep the light coming on at the right time as the length of day changes, the time of day when it gets dark changes by more than 5 hours between the winter and summer solstices up here.

Best of luck.

Outdoor lighting
Garden and Landscape
Replies 15 Post by Murf

I have a 27HP Cadet which is the same as yours with different injection giving you 3 more HP. I have a single bottom moldboard plow. In low range with turf tires I can plow about 6-8 inches deep in heavy clay. In tough spots you can get quite a bit of wheel spin with turfs. I do allot of driving on my lawn and won't use R4's. I always have my FEL on as well. My plow is just a cheapy. You should buy one that has a coltier disc on it. That cuts the sod and corn stubble and gives good turnover coverage and a nice cut on the top soil. A gauge wheel is also nice when set to the max. down so the plow doesn't go to deep. A rear wheel isn't necessary. If you do allot of ploughing you may want this also. It also helps to keep the plow from going to deep, it helps keep it straight and runs over some of the loose dirt that falls in, packing it so you have a nice gulley for the next path.

A moldboard plow is nicer than a tiller when breaking new ground and you want to turn the soil. Fall plowing is better than spring plowing since you can get the decaying process started sooner. You won't drain the moisture out of the soil and in cool climates the freezing and thawing has a natural soil clump breaking up process. Many modern farmers are getting away from a moldboard plow and go to chisel plows. A tiller on the other hand can chew up debris and break-up clumps of soil. Each has merits. I sometimes use my brother-in-laws King Kutter 60", but usually in the spring just preparing the garden. It really makes the soil soft and fluffy.

Need advice for implements
Operating and Attachments
Replies 4 Post by yooperpete