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The B7200 was built in both gear and hydro and should be priced in the 5 to 6 range tops. I would wonder about a loader being on the L? The tractor should be worth about 12,500 depending on condition..

Price for a B7200 and L3710
Kubota Tractors
Replies 2 Post by Art White

Try www.tractorsmart.com. You may need to E-Mail someone on the site to get the pages you want.

kubota part explosions
Kubota Tractors
Replies 3 Post by botaboss

Sometimes it's hard to remember when being used to driving cars and trucks that when you need more power we all push the gas petal down further. When running a hydro you have to do the oposite and not push it down so far so the engine can gain RPM and proceed up the hill. I've often found that it is best to get into a lower range(gear) before getting on a hill.

Have you discovered this about your BX23
Kubota Tractors
Replies 26 Post by Art White

OK. I think I found where the work light harness attachess to my 855. There is a harness that has a connector coming off from it under the seat with nothing hooked to it. The rest of the harness goes on into the fender to the lights on the fender. I ordered my work light but wonder how it turns on. Does the light switch on the tractor have a certain position for just head lights and one for head lights and the rear work light?<br>
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Does anyone know this. I have had my manual on order for about 3 months now and still not here.<br>
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Thanks<br>
Alan

Work light questions
John Deere Tractors
Replies 4 Post by alan6271

Enjoy your purchase! I love my 4310 I bought this fall/summer. Bring on the snow!!

Comparison seeking advise
John Deere Tractors
Replies 19 Post by Iowafun

I just put up the photos up Sunday night. I'll add more now that we have a digital camera. My pole barn has a section that is insulated and heated. So that's where the dogs and I hang out when we are in trouble. I use it for a wood shop. I don't have a 15" planer, just a 13" Delta. My wife is pretty good and bought me a drill press for last Christmas.

New 4310 need advice
John Deere Tractors
Replies 20 Post by Iowafun

Thought I'd move my responce over here for referance.

My OPINION and what I have done with fuel for tractor, cars and truck (all Diesel) is to buy #2 most of the time. When Temps are below +30 Deg F, I get either winter blended #2 or 1/2 #1 and 1/2 #2. I do not use any addatives, never have, probably never will. I have 300K on my 86 VW, 175K on my Cummins Dodge, 60K on the VW TDI and 50 hrs (1 winter) on the Kubota.

I only jelled once in 15 years of diesel-only driving. It was my fault because I did not pay attension to what fuel I bought. Straight #2 in mid January (-30 deg F) in my Dodge/Cummins. Towed it home, put the shop light on the fuel filter, then topped the tank (1/4) with #1. Ran fine from there.

Where you live in NC, you will probably never have jelling problems with a good, fresh #2 fuel.

From my understanding #2 is same as red only #2 has road tax and red has dye.

#1 is higher refined with more addatives and a higher cetane (comparable to gas-octane) rating. #2 has more btu content so should give better efficiency and power, #1 is less prone to tempreture related problems.

Diesel1 Diesel2 Auto diesel and truck diesel
New Holland Tractors
Replies 13 Post by AV8R

I purchased a 5' KK II this weekend for 989.99. I was impressed with the way it worked. I too had to file the top link to fit imatch. My pto shaft is too short and have a call into KK. Makes yard work fun.

Tillers And I thought choosing a tractor was tough
Operating and Attachments
Replies 19 Post by jimharr

I have about 30hrs on my Baby Boomer. Love the tractor.
My primary use was to be lawn mowing with options available, however, I have sacrificed mowing for earth moving via Woods tiller and FEL for this season. Having much fun!

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

Post curling report:
My biggest comment is that it was alot more fun than I expected. The Edmonton self proclaimed "curling expert" knocked his broom into the stone twice and finally gave up. One German guy did a face plant onto the ice. The blood from his lip froze instantly and left a semi permanent mark. I got to be the "skip" who gets to direct the broomers as to when to sweep and gets to push the last two stones. My team even won. All in all, a good time.
Dave

Curling in London Ontario
Just For Fun Off Topic
Replies 9 Post by shortmagnum

When I was thinking about buying my second tractor, I was talking to two dealers. Dealer A was 15 miles away and dealer B was 70 miles away. Both dealers were very close in price. I was trying to play both dealers against each other. I told dealer A I was buying from dealer B. Dealer A told me if I ever had any problems with the tractor, he would be more than happy to work on it.

I didn't buy a tractor until a year later and by then dealer A was cheaper and has a heck of a service department.
Billy Passmore
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he would be more than happy to work on it- this is why he has a heck of a service department.

new holland warranty question - prospective buyer
New Holland Tractors
Replies 39 Post by lbrown59

Something wrong with that page, reply doesn't work.<br>
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Anyway-- My OPINION and what I have done with fuel for tractor, cars and truck (all Diesel) is to buy #2 most of the time. When Temps are below +30 Deg F, I get either winter blended #2 or 1/2 #1 and 1/2 #2. I do not use any addatives, never have, probably never will. I have 300K on my 86 VW, 175K on my Cummins Dodge, 60K on the VW TDI and 50 hrs (1 winter) on the Kubota.<br>
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I only jelled once in 15 years of diesel-only driving. It was my fault because I did not pay attension to what fuel I bought. Straight #2 in mid January (-30 deg F) in my Dodge/Cummins. Towed it home, put the shop light on the fuel filter, then topped the tank (1/4) with #1. Ran fine from there.<br>
<br>
Where you live in NC, you will probably never have jelling problems with a good, fresh #2 fuel.<br>
<br>
From my understanding #2 is same as red only #2 has road tax and red has dye.<br>
<br>
#1 is higher refined with more addatives and a higher cetane (comparable to gas-octane) rating. #2 has more btu content so should give better efficiency and power, #1 is less prone to tempreture related problems.

Diesel 1 2 Auto and Truck Please advise
New Holland Tractors
Replies 1 Post by AV8R

I am going to an auction this week that has a B7200 with FEL, 4WD, 630hrs. and a L3710 HST with 450hrs. I was wondering what would be a fair selling price as I am new to the tractor buying market.

Price for a B7200 and L3710
Kubota Tractors
Replies 1 Post by tripper

Diesel 1 2 Auto and Truck Please advise
New Holland Tractors
Replies 1 Post by johnathon

16' might be a little snug for a TC40, but that is an awesom (!!) deal. I would guess that is a $2500+ trailer.

There should be a ID tag on it somewhere with a VIN and GVW. Look on the inside of the tongue or maybe front rail.

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

I came across your discussion board while looking for parts availability for my tia shan ts354c tractor. I bought it this spring, and it has been a nightmare getting parts for it. Unfortunately, the dealer that we bought it from sold it "as is" because he had bought a load of them from a bankrupcy sale. He told us that it has a one year parts warranty, but that is where we have been left hanging, because we don't have anyone to contact to help us. Anyone out there know where we can order parts for this tractor? It is a 2004 and only has 11 hours on it. I would appreciate any help. Thanks and God Bless.

Taishan Rear main oil seal
Jinma Farmpro Agracat Nortrac
Replies 10 Post by Thomas Howe

If you plan to use a back blade then your ultimate goal should also be a tractor with draft control. Tom, you left some good points that are right on as far as getting the work but you have to figure some overlap on the mowing or most any job! I've had people that had it figured out that they wanted a 26" snowblower to even out the number of trips on the driveway. After overlap consideration they bought a 30".

What tractor for oranges
Operating and Attachments
Replies 18 Post by Art White

You are right on the pricing. The factory Kubota loader retails for 3500.

Price on L2800
Kubota Tractors
Replies 2 Post by Art White

The top three are all useing the same injectors now , So hopefully BOSCH has there crap togather or any of them could see the same problem.

TOW VEHICLE
Pickup Trucks and Trailers
Replies 26 Post by plots1

Just finished the whole series, I was hooked. I worked for a Chevy dealer who was this high-pressure type. Sales manager was even named Dave (Carnival Dave to be exact!) Every day I went home and felt slimy-er than the last. I got fired, was the best thing that ever happened to me.

confessions of a car saleman
Website Operations Howto
Replies 5 Post by AV8R