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I have a case 646 loader. Everything works , but slowly. If anyone has any ideas please tell me. Thank you. I already tried the control valve underneath. It seems not to be that. If anyone had evere remedied this I would appreciate some input. Thank you all.

Case 446 hydraulic pump
Case
Replies 18 Post by tanktank

Thank You, yes we have a gem of a location. I will use a 3pt ballast box filled with Portland cement for ballast. Have no CACI in tires. Hopefully ballast box will do fine. Not sure how to attack the different slopes, will depend alot on common sense. Where they filled the yard in the back drops off on the sides considrably and not sure what to place there, either rock or ground cover. Soil is all clay and hopefully won't wash away quickly. Gonna need to install a lawn both front and back with the tractor, still deciding on a box blade and/or rake w/fip blade and guage wheels.

Opinions on tractor stability
John Deere Tractors
Replies 13 Post by paluvsjoshua

I agree in theory.... and maybe NH has tighter specs than Deere and they will fix it for you.

I drive by the rental yard almost every day and see the bigger construction backhoes sitting there for days with the buckets raised and wish my 4115 could do that.

hydraulic drift
New Holland Tractors
Replies 9 Post by DRankin

my problem is that I'm cleaning and walling an existing ditch, and there are places where I must work from only one side.After I get the sides repaired, the banks will be stabil enough to get in closer and make the reach [for future maintanence].I can live with it, but it will make the job a bunch longer since I will have to wall and fill before I can establish the grade in the bottom.This ditch is about 8' deep so when I'm extended out thers not much left !A bigger unit wont work due to the closeness of buildings and trees, without the supersteer, some of what I'm doing would be impossible.

extension booms
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 3 Post by trbomax

I checked the linings on the front disks and they looked good to me. I did not check the rear drums. What problems have you seen on Tundra Recalls?

Toyota Tundra Brake warning light comes on
Pickup Trucks and Trailers
Replies 7 Post by DennisCTB

Actually there stated intention was to be able to ascertain whether violent offenders had guns or not.

There is no doubt about whether their logic was flawed or not.

The big problem with htis idealic notion of theirs is that it completely ignores tha fact that the country we share 'the longest undefended border in the world' with has enough guns to that if only a miniscule percentage of them found their way here we would still be swamped in illegal guns in the hands of crooks.

Our crime statistics prove this to be the case.

There is two or three small areas of Toronto where a disproportionate number of shootings occur.

In some of these areas the still of the night (early morning?) is often puncuated by a burst of automatic weapon fire. The gangs of Jamaican kids in particular, they are known as the "The Posse" because of their brand of 'street justice' when they feel wronged, have developed a way of saying 'this is our turf'. They empty a clip from a machine pistol into the air in what they call a 'Jamaican Salute'. In one instance it happened at the funeral of a gang member in front of police, they were hopelessly out-numbered and didn't dare do much but 'inteligence gathering'.

Best of luck.

guns and doctors urgent
Just For Fun Off Topic
Replies 33 Post by Murf

Mike congratulations on a buying a fine machine. Nicely accessorized too I might add! ;o) Ken already mentioned to 2 main things to keep an eye on. Do you plan on doing the 50 hr. break in service yourself? Anyhow, enjoy! Definitiely a back and heart saver!

New 4310 is here
John Deere Tractors
Replies 34 Post by Chief

By the way FERRARI......you are NOT the only member here that has come away with that very impression of the other control freak Tractor Board.

Pictures of stacked blades on MMM
Kubota Tractors
Replies 8 Post by Chief

That dealer is blowing smoke up your...... your... pant leg.

I put a 28" wide implement on my BX when I had it and I have looked very closely at 2210's and the three point arms are the same size or larger.

The only issue with sub-cut's is the lift height... so he got that part right.

JD2210 Owners
John Deere Tractors
Replies 4 Post by DRankin

OK, here goes.....<br>
TZ24DA bare tractor weight---1320 lbs.<br>
Length to end of draw bar-----80.6 inches.<br>
Length with 3 pt hitch in horizontal position---96.3 inches.<br>
Wheelbase-----------55.1 inches<br>
Width, rear axle..outside to outside---45.9 inches.<br>
<br>
I assume you want the 60" MMM??<br>
If so, it weighs 264.6lbs(54" weighs 220.5lbs)<br>
MMM overall width----73.6 inches.(54" is 67.7in)<br>
Need anything else from manual, just let me know!

Weight size of tz24da etc
New Holland Tractors
Replies 9 Post by IBPUD2

I don't know about your area but this time of year we have a phenomenon called 'wind devils'. They are basically VERY small weak tornadoes. Usually no more than about 10 feet across and barely capable of taking a cap off your head. When they occur in parking lots or open areas they are called 'dirt devils' because they become very visible because of all the dust and debris they pick up. They usually only last a few moments and then vanish.

It is very common to see them over fields and as the bottom of the funnel touches down or nearly does it makes fascinating patterns in crops like wheat or hay, they don't seem to have enough power to push over corn though.

As for Dwayne who got plucked out of his pickup on a back road by little grey skinned beings with big heads and bulging eyes, diddled and left naked in the Wal-Mart parking lot, that's another matter, probably related more to his spending the first part of the evening at the VFW than anything else.

Best of luck.

crop circles
Just For Fun Off Topic
Replies 4 Post by Murf

Thanks to all for the "consultation." I just called dealer to have him go from 573 to 723 loader, but with the 66" bucket compromise suggested by Greg. (I also remembered this time to ask him to weld a couple of hooks on the bucket.)

FEL size 3130
Kubota Tractors
Replies 11 Post by jrestill

Plots, I haven't done any 'field work' with my L4310HSTC yet, I did however help a nieghbor with some loaded hay wagons when his pickup died. I certainly didn't break any speed limits between rented fields and his farm, but I was mpressed at it's ability to start a full wagon in high range (I just had to try), but in midlle range it wasn't straining at all.

I did spend some time this spring trying to massage about 6 miles of 'goat path' into my cottage back into shape, I put about 25 hours on it pulling a heavy duty 84" Rhino box blade. Again it didn't seem to be straining, when ythe load got too much the tires just broke free and spun. I did notice though that I wasn't able to run as fast as I used to on my previous GST-equipped machine pulling the same blade on the same 'road'.

Best of luck.

working feilds with hydro trans
John Deere Tractors
Replies 10 Post by Murf

I just purchased a TC33 with hydrostat, front loader, quick attach and grill guard for 18,400. I live in Northern Virginia.

-Frank

TC33 Price
New Holland Tractors
Replies 7 Post by frank butler

Hardwood - you have some high quality work going on there. Thanks for the reply and compliments on my house. For some reason the 1st picture is cut short - didn't used to be. I have been working diligently on vacation days to stain and clean the place up. Will post new pics soon with all the lillies that are coming into bloom.

Hope to put the boat in the water later today (another vacation day of staining) for first time this season. Yes - its powered by beer, my wife is German and drinks her share also. Problem is that now I always win the "beer gut" contest (last pic). I have taken to getting on the treadmill every day to try to eliminate the gut. It took years to put it there - will take years to get it off! :)

Sprayer fabrication
Operating and Attachments
Replies 11 Post by ncrunch32

If it's for rear hydraulics I can't think of an application right off but float is almost essential on the lift circuit of a loader. A regenerative feature on the bucket valve provides fast dump that also might be a desirable feature if available.

For 3ph implements float on a tilt cylinder would automatically follow side grades but I think most 3ph's sort of do that anyway.

When would you use a float position on remote valve
Kubota Tractors
Replies 9 Post by TomG

Umm, YOU are selling these tractors, and you are asking US for basic sales information to sell them? I am truly amazed...

KAMA and Tai Shan Tractors
Jinma Farmpro Agracat Nortrac
Replies 50 Post by JimP

My neighbor has an M5700 (a shade smaller than the M6800). It is a wonderful machine. He is an older guy and has had many different machines. He likes this one the best. I can't speak for the other makes, but you won't be dissappointed with a Kubota.

New Kubota
Kubota Tractors
Replies 5 Post by jarndt

i don't think that is a good question to be asking here....

looking for dallas gray market wholesaler
Jinma Farmpro Agracat Nortrac
Replies 2 Post by john

I don't think thats a good idea to do that you need a back hoe for digging that front loader is not made for that. also you might want to go 4 wheel drive for rough turain.

looking for info suggestions
Jinma Farmpro Agracat Nortrac
Replies 16 Post by Ami