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Hardwood's right. About the only thing you'll miss is the reach. I've rolled rocks out of a hole that my FEL could just barely lift.

David

JD 48 or 448
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 5 Post by dsg

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Has anyone received bogus ad responses
Everything and Anything
Replies 8 Post by cherymax

I have the Frontier 1060BB. I'm in georgia with (I'd say) better than avg. GA red clay. If I have enough weight and use 4wd, the tractor handles the blade pretty well. If the soil is loose, say your leveling a pile, the 4110 can handle a blade full of soil.

The biggest problem I have is getting the blade to scrape off "compacted" soil. The blade only weighs 262lbs but seems to be very well built.

I believe the blade is made by woods for frontier.

I paid $440.00 for my blade.

4110
John Deere Tractors
Replies 6 Post by cherymax

I am trying to decide about a finishing mower. I want a 72" but I can't decide on a side discharge or a rear discharge. I heard that a rear discharge may streak if the grass is too long and a side discharge may windrow. Also what brand? I am looking for a brand that is rugged and the cutting height is easily changed. I have looked at King Kutter that is a lot cheaper than a Bush Hog, Woods and Land Pride. I need advice. Is this a good time to buy? Are there any special now?

Finishing Mowers A-Z
Mowers Field and Finish
Replies 5 Post by retcol

I can't budge 4" tree stumps with my Kubota B2710
Alan L. Lewis
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Could you dig around them with a hoe on your B2710 then push them over with the tractor?

Decisions decisions
Operating and Attachments
Replies 13 Post by lbrown59

AV8R - Out of the mouth of babes! ROFLMAO

Joke o the day
Just For Fun Off Topic
Replies 73 Post by NHDaveD

I have been quoted a price on a L-2800 (new) tractor of 10,000 and another 5,000 for a Bush Hog loader m246. I think the tractor is agood price but not sure about the loader. This is my first time buying a tractor.

Price on L2800
Kubota Tractors
Replies 2 Post by schrenker2

Good point. That may be easier than Y chainin everything.

Hooks on 410 Loader Bucket
John Deere Tractors
Replies 20 Post by dlgcustom

Tom, The jerk is at any rpm, but the higher the rpm the stromger the jerk. It does it mostly in high. I cam be on level ground under no load on the drive and try to start out as slow a I can and it will still jerk when I start out. In low it has to be under when it jerks.

B2410 lurch in hydro trans when starting out in high
Kubota Tractors
Replies 25 Post by JimMcD

I remember that stuff and it sure was magic. I haven't done a carburetor rebuild in years and guess I depend on the engine tune up additive stuff that probably also doesn't really work. If I recall, the stuff we used to call varnish was the problem to remove. It's not really varnish of course but it does bring paint stripper to mind. I wouldn't use anything where I didn't know the effect on metal parts, but a mixture of methanol and lacquer thinner stripes varnish pretty well. Diesel fuel plus an air gun woirks pretty well for oil and dirt.

Cleaning Carburetors
Everything and Anything
Replies 2 Post by TomG

I haven't heard anybody say that they knew of a pump damaged by over-heating due to low rpm's or read of it either. That in itself certainly doesn't constitute a final word however.

I think it is more of a theoretical than practical issue. Few persons would to operate a tractor in a way that might make the theory a possibility. In my mind the theory has to do with heat dissipation, and some systems may depend more on circulation to dissipate heat than others. Work done at low rpm does require more torque than at higher rpm's. In extreme low rpm/high load situation it may be possible for a system to generate heat faster than it dissipates.

do low rpm s hurt the hst tractor
Kubota Tractors
Replies 7 Post by TomG

Can anyone tell me if there is a problem getting PTO attachments for the B6000 due to the counter clockwise rotation. I found a nice B6000 and I am concerned that this may be a problem. Any advice or help is greatly appreciated.
Thank you

B6000 v B6100
Kubota Tractors
Replies 5 Post by 75wall

I am a NH dealer. Our contract says you will do warrenty work.Recalls are the selling dealer problem. We charge the non purchasing customer the difference between what warrenty pays us and what we would charge a regular customer. the tractors we sell we pay for some claims that are not warrenty or refused warrentyas customer care. We have no reason to do this on a non purchasing customer

new holland warranty question - prospective buyer
New Holland Tractors
Replies 39 Post by cessna337d

I am looking to by a font belt driven snowblower for a g 5200 H series. does anyone have one.?

WTB Front mount snowblower for g 5200 Hsweiws
Kubota Tractors
Replies 1 Post by easy rider

I've decided to erect two walls inside the barn to make a 20'X 20'X 10' workshop. It will have a sliding door so I can drive my tractor with FEL and 3PT snowblower inside for work. I'm told I'll need about 17,000 BTU to heat the space. Pretty much decided on electrical. Looking at a Dayton G73 and a Fahrenheat unit from Northern Tool. The specs and the pictures appear identical. The Dayton costs 25% more. Is it worth the extra $$?

Barn heater
Barns Pole Barns
Replies 13 Post by Captain B

Back to the sales tax thing. Here in Michigan, (with some exceptions) we to pay MI sales tax on things we buy even from outside our state and use or bring here, including through the mail or even thru the internet. My dealer said that if I tell him I'm a farmer he would waive the sales tax BUT if he gets audited or I do, I will have to pay. So I played it safe and paid the 6% up front. As a business I get credit for sales tax.

Price on a Kubota B7610 and Sales Tax Question
Kubota Tractors
Replies 21 Post by earthwrks

If you are concerned with a smaller footprint; I would suggest a John Deere 4115 with a folding ROPS which will provide good hp for rotary cutting and most other tasks but may fall short pulling out trees of any size. If you can go larger, I would suggest the John Deere 4310 or 4410 with eHydro and folding ROPS and 430 loader. Just stay away from the back blading with these compact tractors and you should not have any problems.

What tractor for oranges
Operating and Attachments
Replies 18 Post by Chief

Having tranmission (hydrostatic) problems. Have found the neutral valve, high pressure relief valves but can't locate the two check valves as showen in the service manual. Any help or advice in this situation would help.

Mitsubishi Mt180HMD
Mitsubishi
Replies 1 Post by Vern

Well dealer returned her again on friday and I haven't moved it. I brake-kleened and wiped dry the underside (had some "grease" type residue left for some reason this time as well...) and now that I know it is totally dry, will check periodically for leaks.

Looking back now I feel a little bad using the title "extremely disappointed in Deere", because I really am happy with the machine overall. Only little gripe might be the loader power, which seems a little under what it could be. But then again I have run big stuff for years, so I may expect too much.

Extremely disappointed in Deere
John Deere Tractors
Replies 38 Post by DennoAce

After months of pricing and comparing I finally decided on the TZ24DA instead of the JD 2210 and Kubota BX2230. I was amazed at the "beef" of this little monster compared to the competition. As many on this forum have suggested, you have to sit on the tractor to know which you like best and the dealer is a large part of the equation. New Holland is very aggressive with their marketing right now and their price couldn't be matched! A special promotion allowed 30% on order and the balance in 12 months. Blue sure is beautiful!

Can t wait for my new NH TZ24DA
New Holland Tractors
Replies 13 Post by jtfirth