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The 7610 will accept the larger FEL, the LA352.
A couple diff's are 50" vs 48", bit more lift cap'y.
This is vs the 7510 w/LA302.
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7610 Price
Kubota Tractors
Replies 7 Post by agentorange

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hydraulic toplink
Operating and Attachments
Replies 29 Post by agentorange

Just saw on the news that beer, in moderation, has beneficial qualities for the heart, much like the well known benefits of red wine. The brewers want to label their product to include the food value and vitamin content but aren't allowed to. Political correctness. After all, this stuff is a controlled substance..not food.

Gotta go pour a Guniness stout.

Suds
Just For Fun Off Topic
Replies 19 Post by Wildman1

Sorry,
I never priced it.
The dealer let me take it for a drive to get some photos and let him know what I thought of it.
The dealer knew I wasn't looking to buy another tractor (I just bought one from him a couple years ago).
It was nice I can tell you that. 4 WD, A/C,heater, AM/FM cassette,adjustable lower link arms, rear remotes,a control to run the 3 point hitch from the rear for implement hookup, Ect.

Kioti DK55c
Kioti Tractors
Replies 14 Post by DK35vince

I am looking at a 1986 Kubota B2600HSDT, it is located at a dealer about 250 miles away. Can anyone shed any light on the history and reliability of these tractors.<br>
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The description of the unit reads 15hp 3cyl deisel, HST trans, MFWD, 60" mower, PTO, 3PT hitch.<br>
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The hour meter reads 66 hours, "RED FLAG" I know. Are there any other ways I can determine how much life is left in the tractor.<br>
<br>
I need the machine for assorted landscaping projects on a 3 acre lot. <br>
<br>
Any help would be greatly appreciated,<br>
Thanks,<br>
Stowaway

B2600HSDT info please
Kubota Tractors
Replies 3 Post by Stowaway

7 1/2' disks behind a TC40 would be no problem.<br>
If you need to trailer the tractor and discs would be the only issue on that size discs.

help please
Mowers Field and Finish
Replies 7 Post by DK35vince

I have a 7308 New Holland and in the owners manual it shows it being used to dig and it says you should only take about a 4" cut when digging. You can lower the front and skim a layer of dirt until your bucket is full, it works real well. If you have tried to load gravel that has been dumped on grass you know how easy it is to gouge into the ground and cant tell until you back up and see the sod missing. My new loader has a bucket indicator rod and that eliminates the gouging problem. Yes you can use your FEL for digging.

Loader for digging
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 18 Post by horse_guy

Right on!

After fooling a bit, what you guys were saying made complete sense, and worked great. I just had to hit 8' to prove I hadn't hit bedrock, and using the bucket, did just that.

With the smaller clearance holes, I end up having to move the dipper stick in to get it down in there, extend it, scoop, and then bring everything back through the paces to get it out of the hole. But it was good practice to get the hang of everything... Not sure I'd really need to dig deep skinny holes. I'll work on moderate trenches next.

Thanks!
John

Thanks again!

Backhoe Tutorial
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 5 Post by HuckMeat

I have a 5ft Woods Dixie Cutter, an industrial mower (yellow) that I bought used. I have used it on my Ford 2000 (38hp) my Ford 1320 (23hp) and I now have a New Holland TC29 which I havent had it on yet. It is a very tough mower with a clutch instead of shear pins. I mowed alot of prickly ash and crab apple trees up to 2in diameter with both the Fords with no problem. It did make the 2000 Ford light in the front because it didn't have a loader. No Problem on the Ford 1320 with loader. The wood cost 700.00 used but has a much bigger gear box than the Howse or King Kutter mowers. I have leveled hundreds of ant mounds, berry briars, prickly ash, russian olive and honeysuckle, it takes the abuse and has never give me a problem. I use it on steep hillsides too, don't have much flat pasture. It should work really good with the TC29 which is gear drive and has alot more power than the Ford 1320. If you are going to use it hard then go with the woods or a Rhino, you won't be sorry. Just my opinion.

anouther rotary cutter question
Mowers Field and Finish
Replies 25 Post by horse_guy

i am also looking for the same setup except RMM, the best price i have found is 16,800 but that is without tax. i would really like something a bit bigger and have looked at the mahindra 2615 wFEL for 13400, and the branson 2810 wFEL for 14000.I plan on purchasing in the next 2 weeks. i am also looking for an offer preferably from out of state to avoid the tax because i will be moving out of state so having the local dealer is not possible.

ck20 price check
Kioti Tractors
Replies 8 Post by coryip

There was a recent thread about this and I learned something. That's what happens when you use the AT sign (Shift-2 key) in the text of a post.

Board question
Mowers Field and Finish
Replies 2 Post by kwschumm

I see Super A's frequently with asking prices in the $1200-$1500 range. Advertised as mostly complete and running. I can't imagine even a show quality Super A or 100 getting up to $3000 around here.
I wouldn't sell my plain A at all. Family tractor.

Good luck,
Bill

Super A Farmall Value
Antique Tractors
Replies 6 Post by BillMullens

I've got the 59 inch JD front mount snowblower on
a 4310 ehydro. I used to run the snowblower on a 790 with a gear transmission. With wet snow, the 4310 isn't overly powered but adequate.

snow blower
Snowblowers / Snow Plows
Replies 6 Post by whitepe

tinytractors, I'd rather have the Valby than the Jinma and I'd rather buy American than Chinese. However, for the price of the Valby I can buy two Jinmas and a few extra sets of blades. Given that MOST of the spare parts are available at any industrial parts house or NAPA, and that the manual even lists the part numbers of them (General Bearing, etc) parts are not a huge issue. Especially since the chipper is dead-simple and most proprietary parts can be fixed by a welder.

PTO woodchippers again
Operating and Attachments
Replies 43 Post by kwschumm

Hello Mike,

Here is the url http://cdp-backhoe.com/

Br,

Bill

Kit Built Backhoe Review Advice
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 25 Post by tamanaco

Sorry hardwood,I don't have the premuim membership so
I lost you after the 4th line,care to repost for this
cheep-skate or maybe I could test drive your 4410 when the
grass gets tall? thanks..drh

Seriously Considering a 4310
John Deere Tractors
Replies 67 Post by drh1983

Thanks harvey, Yes, going between the trees,rocks,and other tight places is a major concern!!! I have quite a few places like that. And with my current tractor w/ 60" MMM plus the boot for the material collection system, I can't go any wider. I suppose that if I had more open land and fewer trees I would go for the 72".

755 upgrade
John Deere Tractors
Replies 6 Post by Mikef54

I have pulled shrubs, planted trees, dug post holes, put in a retaining wall, pulled boulders and stumps with the 47. I haven't had a need for the 48. If you are digging full foundations, graves maybe a 48 would be better. I will say that, realistically, unless I dig a really big hole, it is hard to get down more than 4 feet for a post hole with the 47. But 4 feet is all I need for anything I have had to do.

JOHN DEERE 48 BACKHOE PRICE QUOTE
John Deere Tractors
Replies 43 Post by ncrunch32

Just tapped a keg of Fuller ESB. About 10 years ago I made 200 gallons of beer and drank it all in 1 year. The best part is my wife likes beer, and after a few, you can talk her into buying more tractor attachments. Anyone here like beer?

Suds
Just For Fun Off Topic
Replies 3 Post by ncrunch32

my tractor has been making weird noises when drivin around in C range, say around 2800 rpm, and more pronounced when going down a hill. I think i found it to be the plastic shield whippin around make noise, so i kinda tightened it and i think it went away, then i came loose again. Is the big end near the transmission supposed to fit in the casting a bit, or just sit there? is a hydro unit.

4600 front axle driveshaft shield
John Deere Tractors
Replies 1 Post by Ranger350