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My B7510 has a FEL, and I never operate without some tool on the rear, but still it feels awfully tippy. I have the wheels loaded with water/calcium, and set to match the 48" width of the FEL.<br>
Anybody else feeling a little tippy? Any suggestions? My property is fairly hilly, and I would rather not spend a lot of time winching my baby upright every time I go out to do a job. Since my property is also very brushy, with loads of trees, I do need it to be fairly narrow, to fit between the trees.

B7510 feels tippy
Kubota Tractors
Replies 11 Post by vrenuguy

The forks came off a regular forklift. they are the type that you can pull the pin up and slid, not the kind that have a pipe or shaft through them. my loader is not quick attach so i will be taking the four pins out to take the attachments on and off.

KUBOT L3410
Kubota Tractors
Replies 9 Post by jjk9178

Try contacting Rhine Equipment in Washington State. They have manuals for many of these, Call me at 800-609-5110 for their phone number or try a search. Bill

Mitsubishi MA030 Excavator
Mitsubishi
Replies 3 Post by BillRodgers

I just bought a 2210 and its a great tractor, but it has excessive geartrain noise when in four wheel drive at high speed. If I go slow, its not so bad, but when I speed up it gets pretty noisy. It is only in four wheel drive. Has anyone heard of this or know what the problem is.<br>
Thank you

JD 2210 gear noise
John Deere Tractors
Replies 13 Post by Andy

Yes that is true, I used to install pools before I stated turning wrenches.

Mostly because the excavation is usually subbed out.

Grading a pool landscape
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 14 Post by oneace

All I have ever used is either picks to pry it up or small screw drivers. They are not that hard to get off.

4000 Ford Distributor points replacement
Antique Tractors
Replies 2 Post by oneace

i just traded for a b6000e can anyone tell me anything about these little tractors.as i did not get any books with it.also i have a 48in belly mower an undercarriage an everything else that goes with it i do not need it it is for sale or trade thanks for reading this.

KUBOTA B6000E
Kubota Tractors
Replies 2 Post by wilburn

This may be an old subject that has been hashed before and I just missed it. Anyhow I got to thinking about how a hybrid can be a lot mere efficent than a regular car of the same size, weight and aerodynamic shape. Our only source of energy on the earth is the sun other than possibly nuclear, I don't know what created that. If I understand a hybrid correctly it's only form of energy recovery is from small alternators in the wheel hubs that recover the kinetic energy of the mass of the car while braking, but did'nt energy have to be put into the mass of the car to get it moving in the first place? I also understand that the small gasoline engine shuts off at a stoplight, but isn't almost as much energy consumed by the starter of that engine to restart it? Surely nobody wants a small nuclear reactor in their car, so where does the energy come form to make the hybrid more effecient? Don't get me wrong, we do need to conserve the energy we have stored in the form of oil, we're using it up like a drunken salor. Ethanol is helping out as a renewable source and wind is being used, but they are only making a dent in our growing consumption rate, but at least we've started doing something to strech the oil. I don't want to start any shouting matches over this, I'm just curious about how the hybrid can be much more efficent than what we allready have. Frank.

Hybrid cars
Autos SUV Trucks
Replies 49 Post by hardwood

Reverse Osmosis. It is the only way to go. Once you learn the ground rules for pre-treatment it is quite easy to maintain.

Do you need drinking water or a whole house system?

arsenic in my water
Home Improvement
Replies 7 Post by DRankin

I am sorry to hear about your dad. I do not know what to say or to offer. I am fortunate to not have to go through this situation yet but I know the time will come at some point.

I know it has to be hard, but don't be afraid to cry that is the best way to relieve some stress and heart ache.

I wish you and your family well. We are all here for moral support if you need it.

Any suggestions
Website Operations Howto
Replies 26 Post by oneace

Thanks for the spam sandwich Daniel Winkler.

New Holland TC 30
New Holland Tractors
Replies 6 Post by oneace

Dead simple Travis. Given that the YM2000 is grey market, I'd go with the FarmPro.

Now if you were looking at US version Yanmar the decision wouldn't be quite so easy. I'd have to see it with my own eyes to make a decision.

//greg//

JAPANESE or CHINESE
Jinma Farmpro Agracat Nortrac
Replies 53 Post by greg_g

I will buy one now if you can get me a new L3130 GST or HST, R4 tires with Loader for $17,500. I'm looking in the North Flroida/Georgia area. Drop me an email...

Kubota Price L3010 Price Check one mo time
Kubota Tractors
Replies 18 Post by mdajax

A diesel needs heat and compression to fire the diesel fuel. When you crank a cold diesel, the fuel does not get burned completely if at all for the first few revolutions of the start attempt; thus the white smoke. A hot diesel engine going through an attempted start sequence is injecting fuel into a hot cylinder which becomes nearly as hot as a running engine during the compression cycle. The fuel is more completely if not completely burned; thus accounting for the black smoke. You get more black smoke on start up since the pump is injection fuel for start up. When proper rpm is reached the injection pump does not inject as much fuel. Try load testing your battery. Have you checked it for proper electrolyte fluid level?

Diesel Starting issues when hot
Parts and Repair
Replies 9 Post by Chief

Hey ya'll,<br>
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Does anbody on here know any dealers of Yanmar "gray market" tractors near Livingston, or Baton Rouge, Louisiana?<br>
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I have also been looking at Yanmar websites on the internet and found a few, but would really like to get all of the information I can about these tractors. I know about them being "gray market", as some say, and I know about them being imported over here from Japan and stuff like that. I want to know EVERY website possible on these tractors. This is my hobby.<br>
<br>
The websites I know are:<br>
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1. www.hoyetractor.com (Excellent Site!)<br>
2. www.yanmarowners.com (Great Site!)<br>
3. www.jimstractors.com<br>
4. www.lessliepowersports.com<br>
5. www.best-used-tractors.com<br>
6. www.compact-tractors.com<br>
7. www.peq.com<br>
8. www.buymytractor.com<br>
9. www.rcotractor.com (Good Site, Great Pictures!)<br>
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Thank ya'll,<br>
<br>
Travis<br>
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By the way, has anyone on here bought or know anyone who has bought a tractor from RCO Tractor in Texas (I don't know the city)? Are they a good dealer? Honest? The pictures of the YM2000 on their site look really great. Was the price of $3295.00 a good one? I just wanted to know about any experiences with these people. I got a quote from John over there on a YM2000. He seemed to be nice through the e-mail I sent him.

YANMAR DEALERS IN LOUISIANA
Yanmar Tractors
Replies 1 Post by Travis_R

In regards to your question, I have a friend that has a tiller that was used only once and wants to get rid of it. I am located in Ohio if that helps. Also, the box blades I looked at by king Kutter look OK, But for $120.00 I made my own and have had not problems. I can be reached at triggc at wpsc.com

King Kutter Implement
Kubota Tractors
Replies 13 Post by Carl Trigg

Kubota's hyd fluid is all but completely clear.

Kubota Transmission Fluid SUDT
Kubota Tractors
Replies 57 Post by oneace

Grasgod, In Maine you can't leave the dealer with the tractor unless you have insurance to cover the damage on the tractor if it is financed. I checked around and theirs was cheaper then my agents. Same with auto, you can't register it without proof of at least liabilty insurance, even if it is paid for.

Insurance Question on Small Tractor
Everything and Anything
Replies 26 Post by lucerne

The Hemi engine in a pickup just doesn't make sense to me. Most people who use their pickups as daily drivers are trying to get decent mileage and still be able to haul and tow a little bit. People who use their trucks quite a bit go with the diesels. So why in the world would you put some 500 HP engine in a truck. People should make up their mind if they want a sports car or a truck. Sort of reminds me of the old GMC Cyclone.
I'm afraid a lot of these people buying these cars with the "hemi" powered motor are going to be a little disappointed when a kid pulls up next to them at a red light in their little import and leaves them setting still and still get 30 miles to the gallon!!!!
I'm like Chief, if I'm going to get power, I want diesel power. Speed in a pickup is like oil and water, they weren't meant to be mixed together. Just my $.02 fellas.

What exactly is a HEMI
Pickup Trucks and Trailers
Replies 14 Post by kubotaguy

When is the last time you changed or had your hydraulic fluid changed? How many hours are on the machine?

L-2550 gst hydraulic problem
Kubota Tractors
Replies 2 Post by grassgod