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I am in SOuth Africa and came upon these websites selling compact tractors. Can any help me? I am looking for the manufacturer of Hinomoto?

Looking for info on Hinomoto
Hinomoto
Replies 2 Post by Oscar Dass

Hi Mike, Richard!
you guys get around as much as I do!

Power Steering
Jinma Farmpro Agracat Nortrac
Replies 16 Post by chipuren

New Posts (click to View) is a nice quickie window to see what is going on, but have you tried the blue "New as Posted" just below Jump to Forum and above "Tarheel Tractors" current ad.

That is how I scan current traffic, and it seems to take me to the latest message of the thread. Sometimes I have to back up a page of so if its a long one and I haven't been online for a while. But I think this works about like you sounded like you want.

- JP

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Website Operations Howto
Replies 6 Post by JParker

Does your gauge modulate between cold and hot or does it just pop from cold to hot with few readings in between?

Hot Ford
Parts and Repair
Replies 8 Post by kwschumm

It has often been said that a small machine can do most anything a big one can but it might take a little longer. If you only need to disc once or twice a year a few extra hours each time may not be a big deal. Just a thought.

Tarheel Tractor
New Holland Tractors
Replies 16 Post by kwschumm

LOL you think you have a hard time following the changes, I work for them, did you know we are owned by fiat? LMAO.
We never know from day to day who or what we will be next. The bottom line though is we are still producing a very nice machine and what ever name or color is on it quality is always a priority. The boomers out of Dublin at one time had a .085% rate of warrenty work, dont know what it is currently at. My only suggestion off the record is that when a new tractor starts production hold on to what you have for a few months or buy a old model new tractor. I dont care what company you talk about (I have worked in this field for 22 years) When ever a new line comes out you would not believe the rush that goes into releasing and hitting the due dates thus leaving room for errors. If there is one thing american manufacturers should improve on is the new product lines being put out for sale too soon. I dont care if you are talkin about a Tri-clover dairy pump or valve or a tractor, they are all the same. We put more emphasis on hitting the due date than anything else and it is even worse at some other tractor manufacturers, I have experianced that first hand.
I do feel that CNH case/new holland puts out a very fine CUT that is equal to any other out there and a bit cheaper for the most part, ( I always thought green paint was cheaper to use than red) LOL. Good luck with what ever you buy, and if you ever are in the market for a 190 horse tractor get a hold of me and I will give you a tour of the plant.
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Case New Holland to Use Farmall Name
Case
Replies 11 Post by brokenarrow

Brian, congratulations and welcome to Tractor Point. You made a great choice with which I think you will be VERY happy and satisfied with. Might want to look ahead a bit and consider whether you want to do the 50 hr. break in service yourself or not. I did mine. Not a difficult service to perform and can save yourself a few hundred bucks as well as get a feel and familiarity with your new tractor working on it. You may want to later on down the road add some work lights and maybe an armrest kit. Nice machine you purchased there! Hope you will join up and become a premium member and stop by regular.

pickup my 4710
John Deere Tractors
Replies 9 Post by Chief

I guess this is why I am here, Thanks alot! LOL. OK I see your point I will just add a year to the payments, maybe look at the 35 instead of the 40 with the loader, there cant be that much difference between the 2 with power, (right)

tc35 tc40 info
New Holland Tractors
Replies 18 Post by brokenarrow

Not a Allis man, But wanted to at least say " Welcome " alot of good folks here and alot of good general tractor knowledge, regardless of brand, color or model. So again, welcome.

New poster Allis Hinomoto
Hinomoto
Replies 2 Post by wbowhunt

What the hell is wrong with stirring the pot a little.don't worry,be happy. Richard Bowman,you had better be careful agreeing with anything that I might say,you might get in trouble with the club.

Best Hunting Vehicle
Everything and Anything
Replies 25 Post by gauthier

Cultipacker Huh? We always just called it the tumbler, But to be honest I don't know why. With a TC40 you should have no real trouble with a 6' Disc. But.... There is always one. I also do not know what type of soil conditions you have and the overall condition of the field. If it is a sandy loam or hard clay. This will make a difference, especially the first time you go to disk after 8 years.To be honest if you already have the 6' I would try it and see how it goes. You are looking at only 5 acres. Or are you doing annuals on all 15 acres? <br>
Found an interesting one you might be interested as you will be planing a couple times a year

ground breaking TC40fwd
Operating and Attachments
Replies 16 Post by wbowhunt

thanx

jd 970 4x4 fel bh
John Deere Tractors
Replies 5 Post by beagleman

I am presently dealing with Buffalo Tractor. TC-30, 4x4, hydro, R-4's 7308 loader with HD 60" bucket-$15,460.00. $400 shipping to CT and no sales tax. Corriher was also very good and just as pleasent to deal with, however their price was $15,875.00 plus $800.00 shipping and no tax for exactly same set up. Another thing to consider Buffalo says they will deliver with a trailer with ramps. Corriher says to have a flatbed standing by or some other means of unloading a hassel I don't want to deal with. It all adds up -let you know how I make out.

TC30 price
New Holland Tractors
Replies 25 Post by JerryG44

I am by no means an expert or even close but years and years ago I had bought a used 8N and it came with a post hole digger. When I came back to the ranch with it one of my logger buddys told me, "hey you got the good one with it"
He said that the newer ones cut like crap in the rocky clay soil (nothing ever perks by us) that we have. He was saying that some of these older heavy duty phd, are very heavy and that helps alot in the digging. I have had absolutely no problems digging holes. So maybe (I dont know) you should look into using one of these heavy old ones to try? Just my .02 worth
brokenarrow

Post Hole Digger Ineffective
Kubota Tractors
Replies 24 Post by brokenarrow

I have the Curtis heater, 3 worklights & the wiper on my 2210, which has only a 20a alternator and I have no problems. Oh, I have the softside cab.

The cab added about 1/2" to the total height. It has a robust frame and I believe the shipping weight was around 300lbs.

The rear has a velcro'd curtain, much like the curtains on a boat cover. I pull the bottom of the curtain up so that I can reach the lever on the spreader. A hardside cab would be a problem there.

Curtis Soft Cabs for Deere 4310
John Deere Tractors
Replies 17 Post by Wildman1

Anyone know a good source for a smaller LP powered gererator (10kw). Looking for one to run the camper at the land (already hav e 250g LP tank.)

Smallish LP Generator
Shop Tools
Replies 6 Post by AV8R

I understand that it will only dig 6 ft. and the hole does not have to be square, but it is preferable. We will rarely go to 8ft, maybe once a year. If we do we can always do the last 2 ft. by hand. My concern is that the hole is upright, almost like the walls that an auger will give you. As long as it is somewhat plum and not overly disturbed when curling and pulling the bucket out. thanks for the prompt replies!

BX23 Backhoe Strength
Kubota Tractors
Replies 15 Post by bx23kid

Plots: I second that! My stop gap repair consisted of some 3" pipe bent at a local muffler shop. They kinked the bends so bad it might as well have been 2" pipe!!

Cummins Exhaust
Pickup Trucks and Trailers
Replies 12 Post by AV8R

Fololow-up: 1 of the 4 glow plugs was dead. Going to replace it and rewire with 10g wire rather than a stamped "buss bar". More amps gotta be better than less when it comes to glo plugs!

Glow Plugs
Parts and Repair
Replies 11 Post by AV8R

My tractor has a front end loader and pto that works great. However the 3 pt hitch will be working up and down and then in the middle of a job not work at all, yet eveything else still works. Any idea's?

Mitsubishi 2000D 3 pt problem
Mitsubishi
Replies 3 Post by jnm789