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I got a 51" new meteor Snow blower and very happy with it. Very well built for the price. Built better than some higher priced ones. Where is there a dealer i bought my from ebay and it was never used. Can't find a dealer anywhere. Look at my pics. If you want more just ask.

What snowblower to get
Snowblowers / Snow Plows
Replies 23 Post by itsgottobegreen

Dose anyone have a number to reach this company I have a technical question I need to ask them<br>
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Ken

kmw-Kansas Machine Works
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 3 Post by kjmorgan

I have one tire leaking and one that is still filled.<br>
I plan to empty both and to new tube them. Any tips on how to get started emptying the tires and also getting the tire off the rim? I am well into the repair of the 9N/8n.<br>
Yes! I have a hybred #^!**&$ that sound was my head hitting the key board (again) Ordered all kinds of parts to get her in the best shape I can (I may even keep it now!) Found out again (I knew this at one time or anouther) That I have a 9N frame and body and an 8N engine<br>
(wonderfull huh!) Thanks for any advise you can give>

tire removal
Parts and Repair
Replies 3 Post by brokenarrow

I have tried to buy John Deere, New Holland, and Kubota. One John Deere dealer I have known for 40 years. I asked his salesman for a price and he gave me factory list. I went to another John Deere dealer near my home where I get parts for my garden tractor. He did give me a lower price, but still very near list.

I went to a New Holland dealer and waited outside his office door for 1/2 hour while he BS's on the phone about anything and everything. I paced the floor and made my self very noticable. He never recogonized me. I figured he didn't want my business and I sure didn't feel like giving him mine.

The Kubota dealer was nice enough, but very high price.

Evidently, they are getting their prices. I suppose that says something for name brand.

Besides all of those tractors are very light. Evidently, they are good tractors with good factory support. A light tractor is a good thing for lawn care. I plan on keeping my tractor so I am not interested in resale and I want a tractor that will do something without buying weighs. I want my tractor heavy not dead weights.

Branson Vs Century
Other Tractor Brands
Replies 27 Post by realman21502

Both about the same price in this area (dealer initial quote) $7800<br>
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Any thoughts?

Backhoe for TC 40- Woods 9000 vs Bradco 408
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 3 Post by grf2k4

" I was talking more in terms, such as L2800DT for $14,900.
It is 29 VS 30 HP. Perhaps lifting caps. vary, but enough to affect the average owner."

I'm an average owner and the differances sure would affect me. I see quite a differance here.
Century 2028- Kubota L2800
sycro-shuttle vs machanical shuttle
12/12 sycronized tranny vs 8/4 constant mesh trans.
live PTO vs transmission driven PTO
folding ROPS vs non-folding
1 rear remote vs no remote

c- 50 FEL vs LA 463
2100 # lift vs 1012

Century 2028
Other Tractor Brands
Replies 10 Post by DK35vince

I guess the hydros are nice, but I am very happy with my shuttle shift. I used the money I saved by not getting the hydro to get an attachment or 2

Stephen

HST vs Manual and size of tractor
New Holland Tractors
Replies 16 Post by sbremm

I paid $1299 for my Woods LR107-2 84" rake with gauge wheels for my L3130. I would highly recommend a Woods medium duty rake. Not cheap, but very high quality.

Stephen

price check for York rake
Garden and Landscape
Replies 15 Post by sbremm

The 6" chinese chippers are a good value for the money,Their is a pulley off the pto input that turns the roller feed .I sell them at a good savings in the factory shipping crate as well as fully assembled ,The woods 5" chipper shreader in a nice unit and prices in the mid to upper 2k's.The Wallenstein unit from Canadia makes a nice 6" unit as well. I believe the list price is around 2700.00 They also have a hydraulic feed unit that I belive is in the 5500 range.We have sold about a half dozen of the 6" units last fall,But not the hydraulic feed units which are brand new,Everybody was satisfied with those units as well.Good luck

PTO woodchippers again
Operating and Attachments
Replies 43 Post by ob1kubota

Oneace,
If I told you I have to kill you. Just Joking.
A 2650 4x4. Early 80's.
Runs great.
Looks funny with me on it. I almost out weigh it at 6'5" and 300 lbs.

Big "Don"

PTO speed
Operating and Attachments
Replies 11 Post by DonBurrell

The manuel that came with my B7100 says to use 10 W 30. I want to use Rotella T and all I can find is 15 W 40. Will this hurt my tractor?

Correct wt oil for my Kubota 7100
Parts and Repair
Replies 9 Post by brandyf

to get the bucket to break ground is to get a bolt on tooth bar they sell for around $300 to $500 depending on length and duty rating and when u start your dig put your loader in float and curl your bucket down so all four wheels are planted if you only ave 2wheel drive invest in a 3pt back hoe

Loader for digging
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 18 Post by oneace

Seyberts Sales 517-279-8002 Ask for paul.

BX2230 with FEL 60 MMM and rear grass catcher
Kubota Tractors
Replies 25 Post by Don in Michigan

oh yeah ps they both have economy modles to ranging many sizes but just make sure you look closely at the warenty. an make sure your slip clutch gets burnished and re set proporly

International MFR rotary cutter
Mowers Field and Finish
Replies 16 Post by oneace

Anyone know why there are no backhoes available in New England for the CK20?? Some dealers are saying 6 weeks.

backhoes for the ck20
Kioti Tractors
Replies 11 Post by Cpt.Dave

to show how BIG cnh is check out this link you will all be amazed

Case New Holland to Use Farmall Name
Case
Replies 11 Post by oneace

check out this site they sell alot of good products that we use more that any other brand

Rims and Tires
Parts and Repair
Replies 16 Post by oneace

if you have a bh 287 then the tc55 would also be a bit too light to, unless you put on a loader or front wheights to ballast the wheight of the mower. a tc 45 is out of the qustions for that big of a mower. i can get you a round about figure $ if u know what options u would want.

tc55da
New Holland Tractors
Replies 7 Post by oneace

These prices were list, but I think I could probably knock of 10-15% with cash in hand although I don't know where that would come from. The dealer showed me in his handy dandy pocket book that the folding ROPS wasn't an option on the B7610. Thanks for the replies.<br>
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Steve

B7610 ROPS
Kubota Tractors
Replies 7 Post by theshawman

Wirefeed welding has its place, but I would not say that "you never go back." I prefer my wirefeed welder for most things, without a doubt. I have to use stick and chip the slag sometimes, because that is what is required to make a good weld. If you want to weld heavy sections with wirefeed, then you need a big power supply and special gases to produce a spray arc where the metal liquifies when it comes out of the contact tip and sprays in liquid form into the weld channel.

These smaller welders that you are talking about are for short circuit welding only. The wire comes out and makes contact and then melts off the short circuited section that gets hot. More wire feeds out and it does it over and over.

I have cut way back on Oxy-Ac welding, but I still use TIG, Stick, or MIG as the situation demands.

views on lincoln 135-plus
Parts and Repair
Replies 21 Post by AC5ZO