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Hi guys, I have a problem. I have a Kubota L2500 I just recently started using. I am having some overheating problems. It is very hot where I work (90+). I was wondering if you had any suggestions.

Kubota L2500 overheating problem
Kubota Tractors
Replies 10 Post by Frankc302

partly because I need it before I can get to the nearest town to buy some, and partly because I'm curious. ;)

2-stroke oil
Just For Fun Off Topic
Replies 4 Post by wigglybridge

great site ! thanks! 9900# +3400# [empty] = 13300#. pretty close for 14000# gvw !

wieght of wood
Just For Fun Off Topic
Replies 3 Post by trbomax

Well just a couple tines on some large boulders I pooped up while raking some clay soil in preparation for loaming. And man did I have a great time doing it. Haven't had much time to play with the new tractor and attachments, still getting used to them, obviously. Try not to break anymore but I have a feeling I will need to buy some replacements and spares. By the way how much do tines cost for a Frontier LR1072? Anyone know? And am I being to rough on my attachemnts?

Broke my new rake today
Operating and Attachments
Replies 1 Post by paluvsjoshua

The CK20hst weighs 2000lb, 12" ground clearance, and 105" long. The Kubota BX22 weighs 1400lb, 6-7" grd clearance and 93" long. The loader will lift 770-1000lb where the Kubota states 470lb. Tractor, FEL, Backhoe should be around $17,000 to $18,000. Plus your attachments and tax. All of the attachment will fit because it is a Cat 1, and will pull the 18' trlr with know problem. I would recommend filling the rear tires only to give you more traction with the loader when the Hoe is off. The hitch is about 13-15" off the ground. I have sold 12 of these tractors so far and have had know complaints at all. They love the power of this little 20. But take a good look at the CK30 with the tilt steering, 3spd hst. This tractor is really a step above the 20. One more thing, you may find a cheaper tractor with the main brands but it will not be as tough and strong as the Ck20. The heavy axles and weight can not compare. Good luck and enjoy your new CK20 or 30.

what tractor is in the CK20HST class for Orgn Grn and Blue
Kioti Tractors
Replies 2 Post by kioti1234

You might need to wait until the FEL is available to balance the load. I suspect the box scraper might be enough to pull your front wheels off the ground.

2210 with R1 s--why did I wait so long
John Deere Tractors
Replies 17 Post by DRankin

The rear axle is the pivot point when you are worried about keeping the front end on the ground...... a 5 foot brush hog on a 4110 and with no FEL comes to mind.

4110 John deere
John Deere Tractors
Replies 28 Post by DRankin

hope you're happy w/wooda mower...to update you on the mmm and the mid pto....$300.00 will get you a mid pto kit from any kubota dealer for your 3430 and the factory 72" mmm runs about $2800.00. l.o.l. CharlieK

Should I buy a finishing mower
Mowers Field and Finish
Replies 37 Post by charlieK

I'm looking for:<br>
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ALLIS CHALMERS 720 or SIMPLICITY 9020 POWER MAX in any condition with or without attachments. <br>
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Wanted ALLIS CHALMERS 720 or SIMPLICITY 9020 POWER MAX
Antique Tractors
Replies 2 Post by Mike Fox

If you were looking for a new trailer and described your 4110 I think most trailer dealers would recommend construction trailer style ramps, not a landscape trailer style gate. Some extra reinforcement aligned with the 4110's tires to support the expanded metal is probably the least you should do. Don't wait until the expanded metal gets stretched or you'll have more work to do. The 1/2" hinge pin should be OK as long as there are several mounting points on both the trailer and gate along its length (like a long piano hinge) to distribute the shear force.

fitting a jd 4110 on a trailer
John Deere Tractors
Replies 3 Post by psimonson

b8fish,

Do you have the IMatch on your 3pt? I have read that some 2210 owners have had their PTO break because is wasn't the right length when using a 3pt implement. Did you have to cut your shaft down?

Rotary Cutter for JD 2210
John Deere Tractors
Replies 13 Post by mowhoward

You will have to register with a username and password but you can look up and purchase JD parts on their parts website. You can also order them from your local dealer.

JD 855
John Deere Tractors
Replies 4 Post by Chief

I'm considering either a M4900 or 5700 vs JD 5220 or 5320. I can get retail prices of the JD's on their website, but havinga hard time getting Kubota retails. <br>
Any help here?<br>
The only reason why I'd like to compare retails is that I'm a member of a buying co-op that quote about a quarter off of JD(only) list prices, thus Kubota lists will give me a target to negotiate towards. On either will be 4X4,a FEL, and 8' mower. I generally lean towards the Kubotas due to the std equipment(ie no charge extra ISO deck, syncshuttle and fully sync trans,rear SCV-- JD wants almost 5K for these as options!)<br>
Feedback on comparison of these two brands and models? THANKS!

How to get retail prices on M series JD comparisons
Kubota Tractors
Replies 1 Post by sandroost

I don't mind hauling it to someone, but I don't trust the dealer guys here. They seem dishonest and uncaring. Tried to sell me an oil filter for $25.

Actually......did sell it to me for that since I needed it that day.lol

I'm just trying to get something done on my own to hopefully get it right.

I thought of spraying simple green in the front side and flushing it out of th back side. It won't get in the hoses because the only hoses still on are the ones to the loader, and they come up fromt he valve.

I am just scared of blowing it dry with compressed air as I don't know what loose parts are in there.

By the way, what do you use (if anything) of hose threads to prevent leakage?

Matt

I am frustrated with my loader and need advice
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 37 Post by matthewh

Congrats Tex, was the price you got for 2WD or 4WD? Also, any dislikes yet?

Thanks

Looking at buying a Kubota M4900 4wd
Kubota Tractors
Replies 9 Post by FLDave

"the Curse" is a major part of the biggest industry in Michigan. Tourism is the largest piece of the economic machine in Michigan, not automobiles. Michigan has more coastline than the East Coast of the US, which adds up to big $'s for the states economy.

The curse The greatlakes
Everything and Anything
Replies 10 Post by beagle

My browser does that sometimes with several 'log-in' sites I use but not this one. I haven't figured out if it's when I spend a lot of time reading stuff and there's been no browser activity or if it's when I link to another site through the page I'm on. When I get the 'expired page' message there's a prompt to 'resubmit information' and that usually works.

WARNING PAGE HAS EXPIRED
Website Operations Howto
Replies 5 Post by TomG

I imagine that you'll have a manual that gives procedures and any required adjustments. I think that many new or rebuilt pressure-plates are pre-adjusted but the finger heights on some need to be adjusted. My manual calls for a gauge but there are probably tricks to avoid using a gauge. Double clutches often require more adjustments and call for more special tools. It'd probably be good to replace the pilot bearing(s) while you're at it and inspect the flywheel.

Some care taken to pull the tractor apart in a straight line and maybe chulk the jack so it doesn't move may simplify the alignment tinkering. On many 4wd tractors blocking the engine rails against the front axle has to be done unless an over-head hoist is used. Without blocks, the front-end can turn on its pivot point and fall over.

clutch
Kioti Tractors
Replies 9 Post by TomG

Every place you have a shaft coming out there will be a seal.

kubota mid mower RCK60-24b
Kubota Tractors
Replies 4 Post by Art White

Brokenarrow, I've did just such a thing quite a bit in the past. Harvey is giving you some real good advice. Pre rip it at least twice before puting any wire down the tube to be real sure all the rocks, roots, etc. are out of the way. Having to pull up, dig out a rock or trying to go around it just don't work too well with cable in the trench. It's also surprising how much power is needed to cut a trench that deep in one pass, so start shallow at five or six inches then keep working deeper with each pass till you reach your desired depth, it may take four or five, but don't put any wire in till you've got a full depth free pull. Hope this helps, Frank.

Subsoiler
Operating and Attachments
Replies 7 Post by hardwood