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My 4100 bucket settles down within 3 or 4 minutes when I have<br>it loaded with dirt. I checked the fluid level- ok,also no leaks<br>underneath. Anyone else had this trouble.The dealer says its<br>possible to be the selective control valve allen bolts could <br>loosened up or the o-rings on the mounting plates of the selective<br>contol vavle. Any info appreciated.

4100 bucket loader leaks down
Other Tractor Brands
Replies 5 Post by G Smith

Dave<br>Thanks. You and the others have convinced me of the need for a block heater.<br>Larry

Block Heaters
New Holland Tractors
Replies 9 Post by Larry

your best bet would be at www.trailconditions.com or www.aspen-companies.com to sell your unit if on the east coast you might try www.owensmarine.com/ I've never heard of the sure-track conversion. whats it like?

Snowmobile Trail Groomer
Snowblowers / Snow Plows
Replies 2 Post by art

I have a used MF1010 in excellent working order. Can anybody give me an idea on what can be attached to the front of this tractor? There are numerous mounting holes/brackets. I was wondering if it is capable of handling a small front loader/bucket. I recently recieved the maintenance manuals, but not he operators manual. Any help is greatly appreciated. A side note, I got the tractor and 48

MF1010 Attachments
Massey Ferguson Tractors
Replies 6 Post by Michael Lewis

I'm certainly not offended to have someone share valuable experience. If we all agreed on everything this would be a pretty boring forum.

A Second HST Question re HST reliability vs gear
Other Tractor Brands
Replies 17 Post by Alan L.

I have used a couple of the less expensive 3-point mounted fertilizer and grass seed spreaders and found that they worked pretty well for fertilizer, but did not work at all well for grass seed. The literature on the Herd Model 750 has grabbed my attention, but no dealer in my area has one in stock to examine. Hpopefully, some of you with experiences (either good or bad) with various brands and models of such implements will can share those experiences or make a recommendation for a quality spreader that will do a good job with fertilizer AND grass seed (and perhaps salt or lime). Thanks<br>Mike S.

Best Fertilizer Seed Spreader--Opinions
Operating and Attachments
Replies 3 Post by Mike S.

I have a 1984 or 85 Kubota B6100d 4x4. I would like to find the original loader with hyd. pump and lines. This model has a hyd pump that mounts on the front weight bracket and runs off the front pto. If I can't be lucky enough for a miracle then maybe someone knows who could manufacture an after market loader to fit my application.. please help Thanks Ted

WANTED Loader for Kubota B6100D 4x4 please help
Kubota Tractors
Replies 3 Post by Ted Morella

Will be looking at new 1720 and 1920, 4wd. Tractor, Tractor w loader.<br>What price range will I find? Base $ of each ?

NH 1720 1920 Price Check
Other Tractor Brands
Replies 3 Post by dave

Jack Ihave a 870 also mind telling what yours cost you and what year it is ?

What s the Difference
John Deere Tractors
Replies 4 Post by bo

If I had 40 acres to work , my first choice would be the zetor 3340 with the cab AC and a loader. I have had my eye on them for awhile but can not justify one for my spread. It is rock solid and lasts a long time. Everyone I spoke with love there machine. You can find them without cabs with little use. Agdealer in canada had a few listed in like new condition and at a very good price. Shipping to the US was not bad.<br>Best of luck farming your 40.<br>mario

Tractor purchase
Belarus
Replies 3 Post by mario

Mark,<br>Sorry you didn't find any help but here is what I found out. According to Farm Equipment Line this tractor was manufactured from 79 to 83, it is manufactured by Shibaru has a 3 cylinder 87.2 cubic inch diesel rated 26.88 pto HP. Average auction price is $6,799 with low of $5,271 and high of $8,198. <br>Hours sound high, price low so depending on how it looks to you may be OK. BTW I have zero expierence with this tractor.

Ford Model 1900 Diesel Tractor
Parts and Repair
Replies 5 Post by Jerri

Mark, <br>Are you sure it is a 920. I was trying to look it up for you on the Farm Equipment Line but found listings for 9200 or 950 and etc but no 920. Let me know if it a 9200.

JD-920 Utility Tractor questions
John Deere Tractors
Replies 2 Post by Jerri

Thanks for the info but I found one

Honda6522 CAB
Snowblowers / Snow Plows
Replies 3 Post by mike

Hello. I don't have an answer to your question but would you mind telling me what the prices are for the machines you quoted above? I'm looking for the EXACT things you are, less the mower. I'm going to a NH dealer (in NH) tomorrow and will also check an orange dealer on the way.<br>I'm getting the impression that Green is great but a little higher priced than the rest due to higher demand. And Blue maybe be the most value for the dollar, with Orange in between. They are all great tractors from what the people post. I haven't thought of Cub yet (and don't want to be more confused).<br>Thanks. Pete Reinhard

Weight Diff between Brands
Cub Cadet
Replies 13 Post by Pete R

The tractor is an '87 model, long out of any sort of warranty. I will look seriously @ the seal a gasket method. Thanks for your input.

JD 655
John Deere Tractors
Replies 6 Post by Ken Day

Use a fixed-type broom, sort of like a huge push or barn broom, but with a 3pth braket on it. The ones we use are made by a company called Gro-tech, I think they are shown on Eastern Farm Equipments site, www.eastermfarmachinery.com???<br>The big advantage to that style is the sand ends up in a pile, instead of dust the customers cars! Let me know if you have problems finding one. Best of luck.

I need Snow removal equipment but have no idea what I need
Snowblowers / Snow Plows
Replies 4 Post by Ted

I just ordered one with the loader. I looked a long time and could not beat the deal. Ku was 4K more JD was 5K more. Many say the green or orange machines are the way to go but I just dont see the cost justification..<br>Anyway, the money saved will go into impliments, barn, and landscape materials.<br>Good luck shopping, I found it much harder than it should be.<br>mario

new tractor
Kioti Tractors
Replies 2 Post by mario

We are a dealer and handle the Caretree line of tree spades. There are spades made for 3pt on compacts but they are limited to the smallest sizes of spade due to weight transfer considerations. We would be happy to provide information or quote one for you. Contact us via email or 864-859-2623 during business hours

Tree spade for compact tractors
Operating and Attachments
Replies 5 Post by David

Russ:<br>I'm sure you can do it yourself, this operation is over-the-dealer-head, the dealer will <br>only sell you the entire panel for the 1630. You can modify your existing panel using <br>New Holland parts, therefore, protecting your warranty. My tractor is also new and the <br>temperature gauge is a added feature. I can guide you through the operation and at a <br>minimum you can have an electronic repair shop do some incidental soldering for you. <br>The first thing you do is order the gauge and sending unit from New Holland.<br>1) Temperature Gauge # 86540855 (approximately $38.00)<br>2) Temperature Sending Sensor # SBA385720070 (for 1630 about $18.00)<br>Make sure the dealer sells you the right sending sensor; on several occasions<br>New Holland shipped the wrong part (these are not stock parts). Twice they<br>shipped the sensor for the 1725 do to mis-packaging. These parts for the most<br>part have not been requested; I've discovered that there is mis-packaging<br>until such time that the system is corrected. The sending unit is different<br>between the 25 and 30 series. the sending unit is located just below your<br>thermostat. If you have access to a 1630 examine the sending unit as compared<br>to the 1925 sending unit. Understanding the difference between the two will<br>save some time. The 1925's sending unit is a simple switch. It sends a<br>signal to the instrument panel when the tractor reaches a temperature of 228<br>degrees. This is at the absolute upper end of the tractor normal operating<br>range. The 1630's sending unit is a variable resistor sending a constant<br>signal to the temperature gauge, with an operating range 100 to 221 degrees.<br>Should you near 221 degrees you shut the tractor down and fix the problem.<br><br>

Boomer Temperature Gauge
New Holland Tractors
Replies 19 Post by Thomas M. Meza

I have been loyally using my old friend a 1962 Cub Cadet (7 hp) tractor mower. This guy is made of cast iron everything, except the mower deck. It is almost beyond repair, it has 2 blades with the notch type belt to keep the blades in sync. The spindles and belt hubs are beyond repair. If I could find another in better shape or if someone could tell me if another better design deck will fit the tractor. I can have modifications done if needed to make something else fit. I just don't know if it can be done. I have no other use for this old guy and would hate to put it to rest.

Mower deck for 1962 Cub
Cub Cadet
Replies 5 Post by Tom Griep