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Where did you find the parts manual to download? Many of the forum members would like to do the same.

Workshop Manual for BX23
Kubota Tractors
Replies 9 Post by PaulPrince

The shims for your nmachine may not be the same as another identical machine, it depends on the pressure your machine develops now, and how much it needs to be increased.

The easiest way is to just tell them what pressure you want to achieve. It might not be a good DIY project if your not familiar with what's involved but it's not complicated. You would also need a pressure gauge and few bits and pieces that would likely cost the same as the dealer might charge to install them, if they even charge you at all, it's a pretty quick simple job if you have all the tools and and know what to do.

Best of luck.

790 hydraulic pressure boosted
John Deere Tractors
Replies 42 Post by Murf

And all this time I thought guys scratched their heads like that because of the tingle caused by their hair standing on end (at least those of us who aren't folicly-challenged) from trying to find the logic in what was just said by the ladies .... Oh dopey me.

Sigh Now I ve done it
John Deere Tractors
Replies 23 Post by Murf

My JD 4310 has a toolbox on the left fender which is adequate for a screwdriver, ratchet and a few sockets but there is no way it will hold a big honkin crescent wrench and a can of spray lube.

Tool Kits
Kubota Tractors
Replies 15 Post by kwschumm

What concerns, if any, are there with spot spraying poison ivy with chemicals and the potential for chemical run off affecting a well?

Poison Ivy
Garden and Landscape
Replies 22 Post by vick12

Have been offered 2000 Terramite T9 for $10.5k with 200 hours, in perfect shape. $29k new, 4600lb, hydro, 4wd, Perkins 31.5hp diesel with 10ft backhoe, 6100lb breakout and 2300lb loader.<br>
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I need either this or the L3130 to dump dirt around foundation, clear area to build an additional implement garage, landscape, put in new septic lines, etc. With the 3130 I would sell the B7100 and get a ZTR to mow. With the Terramit I would keep the 7100 to mow. The T'mite seems to have it all over the 3130 in price and capacity. Thoughts?

L3130 used price - new wrinkle
Kubota Tractors
Replies 3 Post by Tracmon

Deeeno,

Congratulations on your purchase! Make sure to read the entire manual and follow the directions. Tractors are fun but also can be dangerous and put you in situations that test your metal. I'm sure everyone has stories about pushing the tractor a little too far...

You will find that seat time is one of the best times for figuring out all your problems.

John

It s About Time New John Deere Owner
John Deere Tractors
Replies 4 Post by echo10mp

I'm getting concerned about Ebay. I was trying to buy a motorcycle for my son and ran into a scam twice! Both were pay to Western Union and we will ship the bike. You have no recourse with Western Union and they know it. I reported the fraud to Ebay and they pulled the guys off. You can report them on the Ebay site. I encourage you to do so. It is a shame that people always find a way to try and cheat others. I have bought a bunch of big ticket items on Ebay and been pleased for the most part. I did buy them a couple of years ago when it was still a new service. Now the thiefs have figured it out!

John

Ebay Tractor Scam
John Deere Tractors
Replies 5 Post by echo10mp

I think I will keep the rattlers and you guys keep the hornets.

x-mas in Aug
New Holland Tractors
Replies 17 Post by DRankin

You make a very good point Ken, my little peice of quiet countryside just happens to be on a side-road a few miles south of a large sand & gravel pit. The township passed a noise bylaw that includes Jake brakes and loud exhaust last year and it helped a lot, but there is always one who tries to get away with it now & then.

The worst is in the spring during pothole season, the dishes rattle when a loaded truck hits one at full speed.

Best of luck.

How to match Truck to Trailer Load
Kubota Tractors
Replies 101 Post by Murf

Frank, it might be easier to mount the pump under the front end of the tractor, use a shaft running in a set of carrier bearings and have a splined sleeve which slides back & forth along the shaft forming a sort of clutch to make the pump turn or not. If the shaft and sleeve were the same spline as the mid-PTO shaft it would be fairly easy to do. If you wanted to get really fancy you could come up with some sort of lever to act like a clutch fork and slide the sleeve without even getting underneath the tractor.

I suspect that you're going to need a lot more than a 3/4" quick coupler to get enough flow on the return line, although I suppose you could always run 3 line sets & connectors, 1 for the pressure side and 2 for the return, as long as they each had a big line from the motor to the tank so it wouldn't cavitate.

Another idea would be to make the pump & tank into one 3PTH-mounted unit. You could then use something like a stout timing chain from a big V-8 engine to increase the PTO speed so that the tractor would just have to run at a high idle and still spin the pump fast enough. The pump won't take much power relative to what the tractor can produce even at just idle. Might make life easier being able to pick up everything at once.

Food for the little grey cells.

Best of luck.

My first new weld shop pictures
Parts and Repair
Replies 10 Post by Murf

Scooter, how is your retaining wall progressing? Do you have any pictures?

ScooterMagee - status on your project
Garden and Landscape
Replies 7 Post by ncrunch32

If you have a true creeper gear/range the trencher will work nicely on a geared tractor.

3 point trencher
Operating and Attachments
Replies 16 Post by richkat

No, it was sitting level. I've filled it numerous times over the years, always until it runs out the fill hole, and this is the first time it has done this.

1250 hydraulic leak
Cub Cadet
Replies 7 Post by ncsheltonjr

I'd check for paint or burs on the coupler. I think that getting the splines aligned up has become more aggravating since pto brakes became almost universal. Shields make turning the shaft difficult. I don't have a brake but if I need to reposition a shaft I tend to do it from an implement auger or blade. From the shaft, it's tougher to rotate it if it's at a sharp angle. For additional leverage there may be enough room between the shields to use a strap wrench somewhere.

PTO Shaft Hook-up
John Deere Tractors
Replies 7 Post by TomG

It's hard to tell but I'd lay odds on it you will enjoy the new larger tractor. I hope it fits all the holes that the B-7100 did or they adaptable.

L3130GST used price
Kubota Tractors
Replies 3 Post by Art White

The 460's were part of what we called hot rod tractors. Tough to get the power to the ground and with the 6 they were quite reponsive on the throttle. I think you will find your new tractor quite enjoyable!

L4150 w FELand BH value
Kubota Tractors
Replies 6 Post by Art White

I bought my BX22 a year ago and have put 70 or so hours on it. I live in New England with 3 very rocky and heavy clay filled acres. I've dug trenches, post holes, graded, mowed, pulled trailers, moved gravel, plowed, rolled round bales,and have had little to no trouble. JD does not make a comparable unit it this size with a bh and no one builds them as strong and as integrated as the BX in a subcompact. I bought the bar tires in addition to the turfs I had for only three hundred for the complete set. They are easy enough to switch out. Find a good dealer, I also would not go back to my original dealer but have found others in the meantime that have been real and service.

Complaints with BX23
Kubota Tractors
Replies 12 Post by offtrack

Just brought home my NH40DA w/16L Loader package <br>
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NH 40DA HST 17,700<br>
16LA loader 3,000<br>
Landpride 72" rear finishing mower 1,500<br>
72" boxblade 450.00<br>
18ft car hauler trailer w/steel deck 1,650<br>
total 24,300<br>
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Beats my old 1951 ford 8N here in Tulsa Okla.

Bought NH40DA today
New Holland Tractors
Replies 1 Post by uxbfool

I had the same problem with my TC33D.After 210 hours struggling with a very hard to move 3pt lever I could not take it any more.To fix the problem I removed the nut on the shaft that goes into the block and greased the two washers behind the nut. Reassemble washers and hand tighten nut. Reattach linkage and check lever.Adjust the tension on the nut until lever moves freely.If nut is too loose the lever will fall down on its own.Must put cotter pin back thru nut when tensioned correctly. Don`t even attempt this without first removing tire.

TC 33 rear hyd contreol
New Holland Tractors
Replies 5 Post by Dericks