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frazzled: I do not have a parts or manual source for the E222. For the voltage regulator problem I replaced it with a full bridge rectifier from Radio Shack. Cost was like $1.99 as I remember. If you are having voltage regulator problem will be glad to send you a letter with drawing showing what I did.

Voltage regulator E222
Hinomoto
Replies 9 Post by edward_dugas

I just bought a 4330 with backhoe and endloader.
I already have a cement mixer with the cylinder dump that I used with my trade-in (Kioti). I'd like to know how to hook the mixer up on the new Kubota. I haven't a clue and niether does my dealer.
TDLefty

3-Point Mixer
Kubota Tractors
Replies 7 Post by TDLefty

From day one,my tc33d has had what I call "gear chatter" from the rear pto area. The chatter gets LOUDER after everything warms up. It is really noticable at idle and is annoying. The dealer says that this is normal,but,I drove a newer model,mine is a 2001 compared to a 2002,2003, and the chatter was barely there or not at all. Is this normal???
Engaging the pto makes no difference. It only stops when I depress the clutch,regardless if it is in a gear range or in neutral. My powertrain warranty ends soon.

best tool for the job
New Holland Tractors
Replies 17 Post by AlanNo

Oneace
Galaxy has the tires but the rims and centers (wheels) appear to be only for road tractors (trucks). Tom I thought we had posted the info here before. I'll try and do some digging and post here.
Murf which center did you use?
Eric

Rims and Tires
Parts and Repair
Replies 16 Post by Peters

Thanks for everyone's input thus-far. I apologize for the delay in replying to your posts--I had to sign up to see everything that had been written!

Regarding the tractor purchase, I plan on buying one and having it for a good, long time. Right now I own just over 12 acres, but withing the next 5 years or so I plan to purchase around 100-150 acres to build on. I would like to buy a tractor now that would be useful to me on my current property but also be the one I'll use when I purchase the other property. Although money is always an issue to some degree, it's a smaller issue to me in this decision. If a 50 HP tractor has the same frame and weight of a 30 HP tractor, I would likely go for the 50 HP. Right now, however, I'm jst trying to decide if a full-sized tractor is definitely what I need.

Speaking of the above, from what I've seen, it looks as though many HP options are offered on the same frames. However, would jumping from 30 HP to 50 HP really make much difference? Numerically it's getting close to twice as much, but what difference does it *really* make?? Is the only difference the ability to use larger implements?

Weight confusion
Kubota Tractors
Replies 19 Post by jonathanengr

How do you plan to mount the toothbar to the bucket. Are you welding on a recieving bar and bolting the teeth, or bolting the whole assembly? Looks interesting, something I may be interested in doing.

found smaller tooth for loader project
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 13 Post by beagle

Don't know about a tiller helping push you, have heard of tillers taking out tractor rearends because they are pushing against the tractor.

Need advice
Operating and Attachments
Replies 6 Post by CraigC

Brokenarrow the box blade method will work great to tear out the sod and loosen the soil plunty enuf to where a good disking will have you ready to plant something.that is how I do my plots and have had real good success.My picture 10 shows what you can achieve using this method. the sod in that area was real thick that I worked up but as you will see with a little time it can be done up nice.

c tine one row cultivators
Operating and Attachments
Replies 12 Post by plots1

Sound like a detent problem. There are a few types of detents. The most common used for float features are two spring loaded plungers in the end cap that fall into a groove on the spool to hold the spool in place against the centering spring pressure.

The most likely problem is weak or broken detent springs. I suppose the groove could be worn or have junk in it, or even the centering spring have too much tension--those explanations would be rare though. It's likely an easy fix and may not even require a specific part but it might be good to have a parts diagram of the valve before tackling it.

float control on kioti 1450 loader
Kioti Tractors
Replies 7 Post by TomG

it's idling at around 1000 rpms,that's where is was set when i bought it

B7610 motor vibration
Kubota Tractors
Replies 7 Post by riverratba

I have a 6' one on a 24 pto hp 3,000 lbs tractor/loader with unloaded turfs. The rear tracks are just over 5' and I find the extra blade length useful. It is traction challenged for heavy cutting but the problems have been manageable by going slower taking lighter cuts carrying weight in the loader etc. I'd sure think about getting a hydraulic top-link as well.<br>
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One advantage of a longer blade is that it can be used to make shallow excavations. If the blade just covers the tracks, the tractor can't drive in the excavation. That's important to me twice a year when turning my pit compost pile and also when I made a raised gray water pit. I'm also able to do mild ditching just outside the tire tracks.

What size box blade
Operating and Attachments
Replies 7 Post by TomG

Good Luck with your choice, hope you have many trouble free years of use from it.
Use it safely!!

TYM and Terramite Tractors
Other Tractor Brands
Replies 39 Post by grinder

If it hasn't been abused it is a GREAT price.(IMHO)
Have any pics of your golf course?

B7500 w 4 loader 4wd 300 hrs
Kubota Tractors
Replies 4 Post by grinder

You'd think Kioti would respond. Dang, if they provide a feature they could at least spec torque limits for the drive that are consistent with the warranty. Well, maybe they sell proprietary gadgets that are specifically engineered for it and don't any after-market attachments. Maybe they depend on particularly engineered belt drives to protect the engine. Maybe they're concerned about the possibility of something unbalancing the crank--who knows? It would be aggravating to have a feature and not being able to find out what can go on it.

I wonder if it'd be possible to rig up a ground driven sweeper, but getting sweeper speed that's independent of ground speed might be tricky?

using the fron PTO
Kioti Tractors
Replies 4 Post by TomG

Hydraulic augers sure are nice. I'd like one but I have to keep mind that an auger for me and many others is fairly project oriented--build a fence put up a pole building and maybe a retaining wall. I ran out of projects pretty quick and the auger has sat around for years. My very basic auger has done the job and the cost was low enough that I don't feel bad about it sitting around. Well, I do feel some building coming on so I'll likely get to know it again.

I've never stuck the bit and needed reversing but that may just be the soil here and there's a first time for everything. I do pull it up frequently to clear dirt out of the hole and keep the hole as vertical as I can, which helps to prevent stuck bits.

PHD use
Tractor Projects
Replies 8 Post by TomG

One size doesn't usually fit all in tractors. There always will be jobs for small engine stuff and for contractors. My object was choosing a tractor that grabs enough jobs that it can do well to keep it reasonably busy and not spend too much on contractors or a flock of small engines.<br>
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I mow an acre at each of two properties and do it with a riding mower because I went a bit oversized on the tractor. It wasn't a bad choice because contractors aren't always available in the deep country and you have to pay them mileage. Likewise, young backs aren't always around and I have to depend on being able to do material handling myself. There were some heavy on-time jobs initially and the tractor now earns its keep with landscaping and maintenance, snow removal and a bit of ag stuff. It hasn't been too busy lately but there is some building work coming up.<br>
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Tractors sort of become a part of life and I think it's good to be sure how they're going to fit in before spending too much time on the 'which one' or the money questions. From the description, I'm not sure I heard of much of a role for a tractor if it's not going to mow but I could be wrong. Leasing may be an alternative if the idea is some one-time projects.

Small Acreage - New Holland TC24D or Kubota BX23
Operating and Attachments
Replies 17 Post by TomG

ISheaffer, I also have an E222.
Have a copy of a Japanese parts manual,
interested in a service manual.
think I need some new glow plugs (was taking multiple preheats before it would crank. wouldn't crank on a warm day 20 hours after doing some mowing.
robert -- gafarmerNOSPAM at comcastNOSPAM dot net

Hinomoto E222 Manual
Hinomoto
Replies 5 Post by frazzled

Check the "Wantadvertiser" My buddies is in there in New Hampshire.

Yanmar tractors in Mass
Yanmar Tractors
Replies 3 Post by Cpt.Dave

oneace
Yes, it takes very little pressure on the oposing pedal to stop. Just a little tap and the pedal returns to center very quickly by it'self which stops the tractor quickly.

TC25D rear pto shaft broken
New Holland Tractors
Replies 37 Post by ALDALE

Could you tell me what my 1994 john deere 870 wiyh loader and back hoe is worth 1150 hrs fair shape.

Model 8B Backhoe
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 4 Post by Mike