Tractorpoint Login

print < Tractorpoint Login

Search for =

Topic

I would just put in drain pipe and cover it over but the ditch is along the bottom of a hill.
The ditch has to catch the water running off the hill before it gets to the flat land at the botton of the hill.
You can't use a colvert or drain pipe in a ditch like this .

I 've been thing of using 30 or 55 Gallon plastic drums for liners.
Anybody ever tried this?

Lining drainage ditches
Garden and Landscape
Replies 7 Post by lbrown59

We stock and sell the manuals for the Jinma/Agracat tractors
as well as a large selection of replacement parts,check out our link

Tommy
Affordable Tractor
Bellville,Texas

Agacat Tractors
Jinma Farmpro Agracat Nortrac
Replies 6 Post by affordable

Anybody know of a web site that has the general specs for a Kubota 3710 4x4? I am preparing to service this thing without a manual and need some general info about oil and hydro fluid capacities.

Kubota L3710 FLUID CAPACITIES
Kubota Tractors
Replies 5 Post by djmmps

I haven't looked at a Meteor,but they have been around awhile. What brands are around you for parts? You will only need parts when it's snowing and your half done.
I would look for grease fittings on all moving parts,adjustable skid shoes. A 30 hp tractor would run a 60" blower without any problem. The blower should be a little wider than your tractor.
Good luck.
Happy with my provonost.

60 inch Meteor Snowblower
Snowblowers / Snow Plows
Replies 3 Post by grinder

Don't know if it is proper to say---
I have a land pride 3pt spreader that came with my tractor for sale, south of boston.

Spreader for B7500 3 pt
Kubota Tractors
Replies 7 Post by Hettric

I called my insurance agent. He refered me to the dealer for tractor insurance. I'm about to purchace the tractor and was checking out insurance options.

Insurance on a new tractor
New Holland Tractors
Replies 24 Post by Riosman

opinion on 10" or 12 bh bucket?
===========================
My bx23 has a 10 '' bucket which I think is all i will need ,but if I ever want or need the 12 incher I will just buy one.

gc 2310 turf vs ag 10 quot vs 12 quot bh bucket
Massey Ferguson Tractors
Replies 11 Post by lbrown59

Trailer tires are a MUCH stiffer sidewall and have higher load ratings, the size on them starts with "ST" denoting "special trailer", they are not for passenger vehicles, those start with "P" for "passenger" or "LT" for "light truck".
Murf
================
P is the only tires I ever buy or run on my 4 pick ups.

Truck VS Trailer
Pickup Trucks and Trailers
Replies 55 Post by lbrown59

Caution should be had while engaging the four wheel drive but I drive many tractors on some I find that it will engage easily but often is harder to disengage because of driveline wrap. I do recommend slow speeds when engaging the lever so not to harm the gears.

4WD Lever on Kubota B7610
Kubota Tractors
Replies 4 Post by Art White

thanks guys....
i'll shure be looking around..when i get home on my R&R..
my pop wants me too look at his neighbors tractor's,, he has two... a 1066 farmall and a 966 farm all...pop says they can be bought for around five grand... says they are in very good shape..
so ??? im looking at the cost there,, heck...im just going to have to shop around, thank you for all of your re-plys !!!
sheesh.........pop even wants me too buy a 160 acres down by him..... told him i'ed look.
buckweet

need help trying to decide what tractor
New Holland Tractors
Replies 13 Post by buckweet

I sure hope this is not the case but might be a good FYI to keep an eye out for.

I am not sure that the Cummins engine uses the same injector.

TOW VEHICLE
Pickup Trucks and Trailers
Replies 26 Post by Chief

I no longer need my 2001 TC33D with 272 hours. It has a 7308 loader, 60" Rhino "Brush Hog", 60" box blade. Where is the best place to list it for sale and how much should I ask for it? It's in excellent condidtion and has been stored inside. I bought it to clear some trees on my new home site but now I am just in the yard maintenance mode and no longer need the tractor.

Boomer TC33D no longer needed
New Holland Tractors
Replies 3 Post by petesinclair

Thanks Art, I do have a factory cutting edge, I was commenting on the fact that most are welded as mine and <br>
the JRW I looked at. I understand the Woods is adjustable?<br>
But was considerable more money. Are you saying you weld one on the factory cutting edge?<br>
I set my shoes so I have about a 1/8" gap under the edge, <br>
would rather buy shoes than cut out the edge. The sun takes care of the rest in short order.

JRW Snowblowers
Snowblowers / Snow Plows
Replies 4 Post by grinder

You have many options for a rear 3PT snow blower..I would say in the 54" and under should work fine...some of the advertisers here, carry rear 3pt blowers...

Duc

Snowblower for 4110
John Deere Tractors
Replies 2 Post by Ducati996

I just brought my tractor this summer, plan to very soon purchase a rear blade. My driveway is 300 ft, in the past the snow just stayed on the drive until it melted. This cut down on visitors without 4 x 4. However, one never knows about snow in central Kentucky. We have winters with no snow and and we have winters with 16 - 18" in one snow storm.

I have a small woods and a fence row to clean this winter, the tractor will be used some doing those jobs.

Winter Tractor Usage
Website Operations Howto
Replies 8 Post by kyvette

Are there any snowblowers made that will connect to the rear PTO of a JD 4110?

Snowblower for 4110
John Deere Tractors
Replies 1 Post by aemiller

I have a 2000 L35. Bought it two years ago. I have also sold about 4 of them for a freind of mine who has a rental company. He sells them when they get about 2 years old with around 600 to 1100 hours. Average price is about $20k. I think he has (3) L35s and a bunch of B21's

Here is a little info on problems I have found:

1)The front axle knuckle seals may leak over time, $350 repair bill to reseal both sides.

2) under the seat there is O ringed tube and plate which can leak if it comes lose, easy fix, just replace O ring. Only had this problem on one tractor.

3) lip of seat and seat hardware is a poor design.

4) parking brake switch on pedal will fail, poor design, cause operator to move with parking brake on.

5)Orings on quick disconects will leak over time. replace orings.

6) Hyd tubes on front bucket mount get pinched all the time, install guard maybe?

Other then that I have not seen any real problems. I use mine for snow blowing, box gradeing, brush hogs, small backhoe work and loader work .

Pat

Kubota L35
Kubota Tractors
Replies 5 Post by stg1986

If selecting a trailer and a Tow Veh.was any more complicated it might be simpler to transport it with a helicopter and a sky hook.LOL

Transporting
Pickup Trucks and Trailers
Replies 6 Post by lbrown59

LKBrown, if you have a trailer that the state doesn't know about then how is it licensed?

The FMVSS/CMVSS standard is enforced to a) keep junk off the road, and b) to protect the motoring public using our roads.

An unsafe trailer going down the road is just as dangerous, or probably more so, than an unsafe vehicle.

Would you want to be in a car with your family driving down the highway at 60mph behind an unsafe trailer weighing several tons?

The insurance companies don't want to insure them either, when they're hooked to the back of your vehicle that's exactly what happens.

It's always less expensive to do it right the first time.

Best of luck.

Build you own trailer
Pickup Trucks and Trailers
Replies 15 Post by Murf

Here is a site for your frozen pipe issue, good luck.

building budget auto-backup system
Shop Tools
Replies 14 Post by k9fletch