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I used to think the price of a 110 TLB was crazy, now I doesn't seem as far out of line when you start loading up a compact trator with options.

JOHN DEERE 48 BACKHOE PRICE QUOTE
John Deere Tractors
Replies 43 Post by CraigC

Hello All:
Is the extra 3 horse-power worth getting the 7610 over the 7510?

7610 Price
Kubota Tractors
Replies 7 Post by JSMarlow_Again

Have to step into this one and fend for the Ole Dodge. I bought her used and pull a two horse pumper around the appalachee moutains, also haul hay / multch and stone. I did have to put a rebuild tranny in at about 87,000 miles. Had some issues there with the places I went to get it done. But other then needing her 100,000 mile tune and some work on the front end suspension caused by me getting back to the huntin' camp this year. She has run like a champ.
I used to have a Toyota and blew a cylinder doing a commute between Baltimore and New Jersey. It was the dealer that completly turned me away from Toyota forever. Getting it worked on and repaired. All the problems with Toyota and service/ parts. Never again. I had some similar problems at my local dodge dealer. ( Won't go back to they again, but that was just the dealer and the service department. I began to wornder if they were not causing more problems then they were fixing. As soon as I took it to the Ma and Pop shop and had a good ole boy give her a once over. She has run great

New Concept truck I want one
Pickup Trucks and Trailers
Replies 37 Post by wbowhunt

Hello AgentOrange:
I just got a good offer from the dealing Everett. I am opting for the B7510. The guy offered it for only 12,500 and yes it was for only the 272 loader, but it appears to be all that I will need.
What do you use yours for?

B7610 Price
Kubota Tractors
Replies 15 Post by JSMarlow2

Before I placed my order I went and talked to three diffrent John Deere dealers, one had a tractor in stock and the other two would have to order it. Well I ended up where I did because of price but to tell the truth I also liked the fact the tractor would be ordered and not already on the lot. I didn't know how long the tractor at the one dealer had been there in the weather, I know this is not a big deal to some guys but I literally don't plan on the tractor sitting out even one night once it is mine so why not get one that has never been out, plus how many people have climbed all over that one? So anyways I'll have to get some patience and wait.

4310 delivery date lengthened
John Deere Tractors
Replies 5 Post by CraigC

Stopped at the Stihl dealer. These guys sell only for list price. The new telescoping pole pruner with the 4-Mix engine is $600. They do have a fixed boom one for $429 but that would be too short for me in some circumstances.

Went to the Deere dealer next. They sell Echo and Husky power pruners and Stihl string trimmers but claim that Stihl won't let them sell their power-pruners due to another retailer down the road that sells them. Sounds screwy to me (Stihl I mean). Anyway, the boom on the husky was way to weak for my tastes. It shook like a leaf when extended. The telescoping echo looked to be pretty nice but it was the same price as the Stihl at $600. They didn't sell JD power pruners and the guy said they used to and everyone bought the Echo or Husky while the Deere ones just gathered dust.

Not sure yet which way I'll go. I'd like to at least look at a Tanaka but the nearest dealer is an hour away.

Pole saws
Garden and Landscape
Replies 63 Post by kwschumm

I would tell you that I like the rational you have to get the larger tractor. BUT I will say getting around trees and general mowing is easier with the 72". You do not have to get your tractor as close to the trees. But the 60" will go BETWEEN trees that are closer than 80" or so better than the 72.

755 upgrade
John Deere Tractors
Replies 6 Post by harvey

I HAVE A KUBOTA L4310 AND GOT WATER IN THE FUEL. IT WONT START NOW AFTER CHANGING THE FILTER AND FUEL, I THINK I NEED TO BLEED THE INJECTORS BUT DONT KNOW HOW, ANY HELP?

bleeding injectors
Parts and Repair
Replies 2 Post by ridgerunnertc

Have a cust wanting to trade a Jubilee and I havn't seen many sell, decent condition, runs well, no smoke still 6 volt, sheet metal is good to very good, paint faded to flat but still there (poor repaint, runs). Any ideas?<br>
Thanks

Jubilee Ford value
Antique Tractors
Replies 3 Post by chipuren

Looking at a trade in for SUper A farmall with belly mower<br>
runs OK, leaks oil, gas from carb, hydraulic lift works but leaks. tires fair, wheel weights.<br>
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Any Idea what is a fair retail. light surface rust, but still showing paint with decals, converted to 12V with alt.<br>
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Thanks<br>
Chip

Super A Farmall Value
Antique Tractors
Replies 6 Post by chipuren

Charlie in Tx

Checked your profile no E Mail address

orange vs Red
Kubota Tractors
Replies 23 Post by kjmorgan

Rankin makes them too.

Fork lift from Front End Loader
Kubota Tractors
Replies 23 Post by AC5ZO

Copy Gale, thanks for the legwork. I'll pay you back if you ever need anything over Dawson Springs way

//greg//

Saw 5 new Farmpro s this morning
Jinma Farmpro Agracat Nortrac
Replies 19 Post by greg_g

I have two sold but both are full boats and we are waiting on cabs for them. There are two others sold by my brother and I don't know exactly how the rest of the sales department is doing. The oil filter's we do have in stock and sell for 8.60. Good luck with it and I know what you mean about the hold back on hills. The amazing part is with four wheel wet brakes yet to be used to stop with other than the transmission they are going to stop if at all possible.

Kubota vs John Deere Compact Tractors Review
Kubota Tractors
Replies 56 Post by Art White

They are a very good tractor as far as reliability as we never see them in for other then normal servicing. I believe it sounds like an outstanding deal.

Help with L2850DT - Good Tractor
Kubota Tractors
Replies 4 Post by Art White

The DR chipper went back to Country Home Products after about 3 days of chipping time. They are very good people to deal with. I got their video, and it was instructive and accurate. Everything was going along just fine until I tried to chip some Larch (pine). They have a lot of small clustered cones and the branches wouldn't feed easily into the chute without a lot of trimming. These could have easily been handled by a shredder. The DR's throat is TOO SMALL. That's when I got the VALBY. I like to buy things that I can get parts for, that's why I'm not too hot on China... My MerryMac is about 50 yrs old and I still can get parts for it. The machine holds up... too small for all the Hurricane Isabel damage... Go to Northern Tool they have the PTO model for $2300... I think that you would be money ahead in the long run. I spent $3400, delivered to my door, for the VALBY... and after working with the others...it's a pleasure that I look forward to. I worked the deal through the distributor due to no dealers in my area, and there is no parts shortage for them either. I should be a salesman for them. Have you been to the VALBY website...IMPRESSIVE.

PTO woodchippers again
Operating and Attachments
Replies 43 Post by tinytractors

I'm considering buying my neighbors L2850DT with a 60" loader and brush cutter. It is real clean and has 400 hours. He wants $11,000 for it. Is this a good price and would you recommend this tractor or should I buy a newer one for more $$?

L2850 Price - Low Hours
Kubota Tractors
Replies 1 Post by back40jeff

Thanks. I have been looking forever. Debating on going with something as little less expensive.Like the Kioti tractors.But I think, for the money,quality,and resale value.This is one I cant pass up.

John Deere 4510
John Deere Tractors
Replies 7 Post by firefighter300

Look at the ends of the rocker arm shafts, there should be an orfice plug in them. If they ain't there, that's your problem!!!!I've been A Long dealer for 10years. Ihope it helps!!!

Long 610 oil blow by
Long
Replies 33 Post by Hammerhaed

I agree with Mark and I would also like to point out that the closer that you go to the digging limit on your hoe, the more you have to move the tractor. You just cannot dig much of a flat bottom when going real deep, so you might as well move it a foot at a time or whatever you need to do. It is a PITA, but you are operating at the edge of the operating envelope of the equipment. <br>
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Trenches are pretty straight forward in that you have clearance for the dipper stick and other elements of the backhoe, but small size deep holes may have to be made larger than you desire to get clearance to move the hoe in and out of the hole.

Backhoe Tutorial
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 5 Post by AC5ZO