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Art, trying to get an idea what I could ask for the tractor. I bought it at the end of June and it has right at 400 hours. Also I'am gonna add a 5' KK bushog, 6' KK landscape rake, 5' Loflin grapple, 6' Rhino box blade, and a 3pt post hole digger. Tractor has no dents, few scratches. All service has been completed and is documented with receipts.

Price for 2004 L3130 HST w LA513
Kubota Tractors
Replies 3 Post by WPHill

Funny???? Murf when was the last time your fridge was defrosted??? (pic14)

Too Funny
Just For Fun Off Topic
Replies 6 Post by harvey

The engines aren't the same , but you can use the book for a guide. Guide lines are fairly similir between tractors.

Yanmar Deere Engines
Yanmar Tractors
Replies 2 Post by lsheaffer

Once you have it, you will wonder how you managed without it! Mine has given me more use than I ever thought.

Buying a trailer
Pickup Trucks and Trailers
Replies 18 Post by AV8R

You will always get some fluid coming out when you just swap out the filters. You need to be sure the loader (if you have one) and the rear hitch are relaxed. It helps but not 100%. I'm from the old school that if you are going to change the filters - change the oil while you are at it. This was started because of enviromental concerns. UDT, although it isn't dirt cheap, is a cheap insurance policy if you plan on keeping your machine. My suggestion, which will probably be over ridden, is to change the fluid and filters especially if you plan on keeping the machine. When you drain the fluid prior to taking the filters off you get less mess.

As far as bleeding, be sure you are topped off and run the machine through a few cycles. Loader first then check it and top off if needed. Then run the transmission lightly and check and top off. This is pretty much it. One other suggestion is to fill the filters, if they are right side up, with UDT then screw them on. I do this with all my filters, transmission and engine oil.

Good luck.

B7800 Puked
Kubota Tractors
Replies 4 Post by cthonestguy

How can I tell if I have a power beyond outlet. On one side, the inlet, it is marked "IN" on one connection and "OUT" on the other, and "OUT" by a plug. There is also a hose connection on the outlet section. It is not marked.

hydraulics
Kubota Tractors
Replies 7 Post by web321

With what must be one of the longest threads ever, It brought this site to mind describing some 94 different types of posters and their personality!!<br>
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I guarantee that you will have fun and not only recognize your fellow poster but yourself as well!! I highly recommend it, for it will make you laugh and maybe even a better poster!!<br>
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Dean

Flame Warriors table of Contents
Everything and Anything
Replies 2 Post by Archdean

http://www.corimpco.com/mortrac.asp

tz 18 sub compact tractor
New Holland Tractors
Replies 6 Post by apollo

Looking at a used L2850 with LA650 loader and a woods blade. Shows 867 hours and looks like it was shedded.<br>
Shows what I assume to be normal wear but in all a clean tractor. Any idea on a price range?

used L2850 with loader and blade
Kubota Tractors
Replies 1 Post by amatson

Used are probably dry rotted and not really worth mounting for the cost. I don't know of a reason to load the fronts unless you have extremely heavy three point hitch loads to carry all the time.

Kubota tractor tires
Kubota Tractors
Replies 13 Post by Art White

What you have is a heavy duty B-2150 with a loader. They were the first of the mini commercial TLB's built by Kubota or any one. They were built during the 80's and the price that you have on the one you are looking at seems good. To bad it didn't have the hoe for that much!

B20
Kubota Tractors
Replies 2 Post by Art White

Tommy, Congrats! I got my 2210 two months ago and I can't say enough good things about it! My FEL works great. But the real surprise was the Box Blade I bought too. What a tool! If you are moving dirt, this would work terrific. Now I'm waiting for my tiller to come in. Heck, I even take mine out to get the mail!

I m excited
John Deere Tractors
Replies 5 Post by bmeyer

They come in orange, blue, red, and green.

woods groundbreaker-x
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 10 Post by oneace

That all goes back to the days when Ford was the major influence of the the new Holland tractor market. Now Ford has no part in it at all. Not real sure about the European models though. What I do know is now NH makes there own trans. and uses the shibura engine. But like i said before that is going to change with in the next few years. Every thing from bumper to draw bar will be New Holland (CNH). If you go to CNH web site you will see every company owned by them and you will understand what I am talking about.

Case DX vs NH Tc
Case
Replies 6 Post by oneace

I've heard in Jan and Feb When there is a snow on is a food time to plant gras seed

Planting a New Yard
Garden and Landscape
Replies 7 Post by lbrown59

I never do either for leaves or grass clippings.
I'ts worked fine here for 38 years!

Mulching instead of raking
Garden and Landscape
Replies 17 Post by lbrown59

I was offered,I think a JD 4300 from the dealer with low hours at what they said was a good price. I asked why it was returned and on sale. They said that the main bearing where the pto shaft goes through wasn't tight enough in the housing and it spun in the casing, tearing the inside of the casing up. The small pieces of metal got in the controll valves and while this guy was mowing his bucket kept dropping, thats why he brought it in. He got another machine. Don't mean to scare ya, it's probably something simple.

420 Loaders - do I have an internal hydraulic leak
John Deere Tractors
Replies 4 Post by lucerne

I've goten fre fill dirt from the state when they clean out the road ditches .
One time they dumped about15 truck loads here.

Crawdad eradication
Garden and Landscape
Replies 13 Post by lbrown59

Murf,
That's a damn good idea, now why didn't I think of it??

But since you provided it , I'm going to make one tommorow!!

Dean

topsoil sand and peat
Garden and Landscape
Replies 5 Post by Archdean

I've got a Takagi here in Eugene, Oregon and LOVE IT!! I did alot of research before choosing the Takagi. I think the Bosch are solid units too, but my Takagi has 175,000 BTUs, which I'm not sure the Bosch could get to, and it's got the direct venting - powered vent to the outside and fresh air supply from the outside. The unit's in the attic above the bedroom and I don't hear more than a soft woosh when it fires up. I've got a control panel mounted on the wall so I can adjust the temperature to whatever I want. It is true that the efficiency and throughput will be somewhat effected by the temperature of the incoming water, but that hasn't been an issue for us and we're on a well. We have run the shower and dish washer at the same time with no problem.
The takagi web site is below. It suffers from the typical grammatical problems of translation between asian corporation and english language web site but it may provide some useful information.

The only other issue to address, is whether you have hard water or not. Hard water will almost certainly shorten the life with scaling in the heating chamber.

I'd recommend tankless to anybody.

Tankless Water Heaters
Home Improvement
Replies 9 Post by tinkman