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I wouldn't worry about ULSD too much. There are HUGE legacy issues (existing engines out there) that mush be addressed with any change in fuel formulation. Backwards compatibility is a must considering an average engine life of at least 20 years. The trucking industry has a powerful lobby. Any legistlature would surely take legacy issues into consideration.

new diesel fuel in 2006
Kubota Tractors
Replies 13 Post by jarndt

I have a L3830 with 35 hours, float detent has failed.How has the dealer treated you?.........bob

float detent failure
Kubota Tractors
Replies 7 Post by bob

If it's a mechanical position-control 3ph the linkage may be bent or so far out of adjustment that the hitch stays in lift mode. That would be likely if the 3ph fully raises as soon as the tractor starts and there's a relief valve sound when the 3ph stops raising. In that case it might leak down fairly slowly when the tractor is off. If it lifts only when the 3ph liver is moved the poppet valve may be stuck. The thinking would be a bit different if it has draft-control or another type hitch.

Three point hitch problems
Antique Tractors
Replies 7 Post by TomG

hardwood,<br>
What color does it come in? Is it a stand alone product or does it need a base coat of paint or powdercoating?

Rust in Dump Bed
Pickup Trucks and Trailers
Replies 13 Post by bnrhuffman

Beagle thanks for the compliment. The cub was my father's he bought it new in 1953. When I was seven years old my brother took the tractor out when my parents were'nt home. I was standing on the mower deck he popped the clutch and I fell off and under the left rear wheel. I broke my collar bone and had a collapsed lung. About 5 years ago I restored the tractor and gave it back to my dad for fathers day. The large hopper is a side dresser it is for applying fertilizer not many originals still exist because the fertilizer ate through the metal. IH eventually made the hoppers out of plastic. Hardwood sounds like you are enjoying your hoe as much as I am. Keep playing I mean working yeah working with those toys I mean tractors.

Backhoe has paid for itself
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 4 Post by drcjv.

Just a personal observation.
Page 3 should have been formatted right out of existance.
I enjoy witty banter as much as the next person but it must be WITTY to be enjoyable. Can you'll please try just alittle harder.

What do you think of new decal for KUBOTA
Kubota Tractors
Replies 39 Post by bnrhuffman

I've been in on doing that a time or two with a snow bucket on a large farm tractor. It turns into a real mess, concreet truck driver get irritated from waiting, sometimes they charge for time too. I agree a pumper is pricey, but probably your best chioce. Frank.

Concrete Mule
Operating and Attachments
Replies 4 Post by hardwood

For clarification: If you use Deere credit, (or any of them) they file a lien in the county in which you live, so if you default on the loan, they can reclaim the tractor.

If you can arrange an unsecured line of credit, or pay cash, you avoid the potential tax liability.

I want a new 4310 hydro where can I get the best price
John Deere Tractors
Replies 8 Post by DRankin

The arms are definitely jammed in the up position! The tractor has been sitting for two days now and that should have relieved all the hydraulic pressure and in the past the arms would drift to the lowered position. I'll let you know what the service shop finds out!

CK20hst 3 point lift arms
Kioti Tractors
Replies 7 Post by gmpullman

Regarding pictures, go to myProfile at the top of the screen and there's a place to post pictures. You may have to be a premium member for that to work, not sure about that.

what a tractor 4410
John Deere Tractors
Replies 6 Post by kwschumm

If you go with Wayne at LMTC in OH...don't worry! I purchased a 3510 off of him last October. I have over 75 hours on my 3510 TLB now. As for the loader..the quickconnect bucket is a must have...just need some forks for it too! I don't advise it, but I have lifted over 2000 lbs w/ it. As long as you have counterweight (like a backhoe) it will do it! I luv this tractor!
Wayne is a straight shooter too!
-Jim from Ohio

Century prices go up but not Branson prices
Other Tractor Brands
Replies 3 Post by meekster

The best I have done so far on my 2000 3/4ton auto 3.54 gear truck has been 18.6 mpg. I have never seen twenty even on the turnpike.

What Kind of Fuel Milage Are You Getting From Your Cummins
Pickup Trucks and Trailers
Replies 26 Post by tractorbrad

I have a 4x4 33hp New Holland. And I'm a snow plowing contractor in Michigan. I wouldn't even consider using a tractor, or even a bobcat (skidsteer loader--have one too) to plow snow. It's not practical considering the weight of the tractor not to mention traction---let alone stopping. For the price of a good plow setup you can buy a 4x4 truck with a plow. I have even seen guys with 2wd dually trucks weighted down plowing---but there's nothing like 4wd when it comes to snow and ice. I use a 8-1/2' BOSS v-plow on my '03 Dodge diesel and love it. It's made in the upper penninsula of Michigan where snow is measured in yards, not feet, or inches.

SNOW PLOW MANUFACTURES AND SIZE
Snowblowers / Snow Plows
Replies 18 Post by earthwrks

i'm booked for the first week in August next year. i like then best. the skitters are not bad at all in late summer. in early june you can catch a hundred a day in the river easy but there smaller and the sketters are BAD BAD BAD. the kag lake also has lake trout and northern pike, a 52 inche pike has been taken from this lake. if you ever do go north take a portable depth finder, it will help you catch many more fish by finding the drop offs underwater. check out their website for plenty of photos and info.

back from northern Ontario fishing
Just For Fun Off Topic
Replies 4 Post by TNCHRIS

Bradco makes a 3pt trencher. My local dealer (Michigan) had used one on consignment for $4700---said it was $7000 new.
I have a Case DH5 trencher with backhoe and backfill blade for sale, 4 cyl. diesel, articulating, 4 wheel drive, new batt./fuel pump/starter, extra cutting teeth, set up for 8" wide but can trench from 2" all the way up to 16" in one pass. It's not a toy. Engine is suppose to be same one used in dozers and backhoes if anyone needs a good engine donor. I'd take $5500. (734) 782-2125 Southeast of Detroit.

3 point trencher
Operating and Attachments
Replies 16 Post by earthwrks

I am looking to sell or trade-in my L3130 HST & LA513 loader with 150 hours and AG tires to purchase another Kubota possibly the MX5000. I am creating a lot of food plots and need the additional HP that the MX5000 offers for plowing and other implement work. My questions are as follows:<br>
1 - value in selling/trading the L3130 HST & LA513 loader?<br>
2 - Expected selling price on the MX5000 & LB 702 loader with AG tires?<br>
3 - Is the MX5000 the right tractor for my hobby farm work? I have seen previous threads discussing the 4900's?

MX5000 Pricing
Kubota Tractors
Replies 5 Post by dnovitzk

GC2300 has some limitations with Cat. 1. See this thread I think there may be more in the archives if you search.

wtb 2300
Massey Ferguson Tractors
Replies 2 Post by 44trxfun

How deep could you drill with that Land Pride 10? I just finished up on 1100 feet of fence with a PHD on my 7800. Because of the frost level here, I had to dig 42", which was everything the lift on that 7800 had to so the auger would clear the ground. Are you limited to 32" of auger?

2210 and a PHD
John Deere Tractors
Replies 3 Post by beagle

Thanks Art, this is what I thought. Been playing with it a lot lately with a PHD on it, and think I have figured it out. Just takes some touch.

What does the Quarter Inching Valve Do on the B7510
Kubota Tractors
Replies 7 Post by beagle

Well this is my last shot, it's www.farmerschoiceinc.com

great prices on equipment nice place too
Just For Fun Off Topic
Replies 3 Post by lucerne