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KAMA and Tai Shan Tractors
Jinma Farmpro Agracat Nortrac
Replies 50 Post by franklin

I have a Yanmar 1700BD 4WD tractor and 4' mower for sale. The tractor has 630 hours and has few minor mechanical problems. I am located in Texas. Tractor model #2TR17-A (2TR17-480390)

wanted yanmar and mower deck
Yanmar Tractors
Replies 4 Post by Harrel Franks

Thank you sheaftrator for you help in where to order manuals that will help me along.<br>
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If anyone could still tell me anything about the difference between C174 and E174 will help me when I do get the manuals.

Hinomoto E174
Hinomoto
Replies 3 Post by Frank Sparks

Thank you for your response, sounds like you are going to be able to help. How do I get up with you as far as costs and etc.

Hinomoto
Hinomoto
Replies 4 Post by Frank Sparks

Harvey, you read my mind. I'm also looking at 30hp/72"MMM tractors. Frank

1989 JD 850 Loader Backhoe Turfs
John Deere Tractors
Replies 7 Post by FrankH

Dale, I'm looking to buy a 2910 as well. Could you tell me who gave you the quote for the tractor? Frank

B2910 vs B7800 price
Kubota Tractors
Replies 9 Post by FrankH

I'm looking to buy a new Kubota B2910 with FEL(quick disconnect) and 72"MMM in the N.Y., New England area in the next week. Can anyone recommend a dealer and going price? Thanks, Frank in R.I.

B2910 Price in NE
Kubota Tractors
Replies 15 Post by Frank Hyde

Hi. I've considered one of the quick-hitch systems for MY JD 4300 but I have a finishing mower with the swinging top link (to allow the mower to follow uneven terrain). Is there a way to use one of the quick hitch systems with this swinging link? Thanks for any advice.

3 pt Quick Connect
Operating and Attachments
Replies 22 Post by Ron Franks

I am interested in the same. Std Ag tires, std hydraulics. HST L3830 shipped to 01463.

Grand L Series Dealer Price Inquiry
Kubota Tractors
Replies 10 Post by frankv

Hi. I've considered one of the quick-hitch systems but I have a finishing mower with the swinging top link (to allow the mower to follow uneven terrain). Is there a way to use one of the quick hitch systems with this swinging link? Thanks for any advice.

3pt hookup secret
John Deere Tractors
Replies 12 Post by Ron Franks

My congrats too on the 790. Mine is 3yrs old with 250 hours. Machine and dealer are exteamly reliable. A good point was made up front here and that is "how does it feel to operate". the machine needs to "fit" you and each of us just likes different things about the machine and deck on it - where the handles are, pedals etc. Most all are good machines but they need to fit and then get the job done. You made a good choice for you.

JD 790 or Kubota L3000DT
John Deere Tractors
Replies 51 Post by benfranklin

Not the same here at all with my 790. The machine and dealer have been exteamly reliable.

Don t buy JD compact tractors You may be sorry
John Deere Tractors
Replies 70 Post by benfranklin

No one will sell you off road diesel here unless they have a copy of your agricultural exemption from the county on file. I could say it was for heating oil but no one would believe that in the middle of a Texas summer. I think I'll figure out some way to mount a couple of 55 gallon drums on the trailer and haul those to be filled with the $1.65 a gallon stuff. (That really hurts). I'll use the FEL to offload them when I get home and get a barrel pump, hose and nozzle from TSC as suggested. That's probably the easiest way to handle things. Thanks for the help and suggestions.

Howdo You Guys Handle Diesel
Parts and Repair
Replies 7 Post by Frank R Taylor

I have an opportunity to pick up a Kubota L-2900 4WD with a Woods front end loader, excellent condition garage kept 167 hours for 15,900. Can also get it with a Woods 7500 backhoe (20 hrs use) for 19,900. Does this sound like a good price.

L-2900 price
Kubota Tractors
Replies 4 Post by Frank Seward

By off brand I mean any machine that is not a common name to most of the guys buying/looking. I think as more of the less familiar names become more common thier parts, tech support and dealer promimity will improve. As these improve we'll see more of them. In addition, competitition uaually improves everything. There's nothing wrong with saving $$ if the realiability (from the machine through the dealer) is there.

Considering the 790
John Deere Tractors
Replies 20 Post by benfranklin

Go with sand. You won't regret it. Dry it's good, wet it's better and you can easily dump it - you want to at the end of season so your box doesn't rust out. Of course a good older back blade works pretty well too - older means heavier. But go with sand.

ballast box
John Deere Tractors
Replies 5 Post by benfranklin

I'll give the same advise I've given elsewhere on this question. Don't look at color yet. It seems you want around a 30hpdiesel,4wd. Rent one or two that are different gearing,hp etc. Use them heavy for a day or two. It's like buying a car - drive it. Notice the deck space, gearing,loading,handling,how the dealer treats you, does he have a portable mechanic triler to come to you,how long in business. Talk to people who have bought from the dealer/s. After that decide on your color and then shop price. Price ranges are tight but where you can get extras in on the equipment side. The base price of the primary machine is tight but not the equipment: tires,loader,deck etc. Choose a machine but shop package.

Compact Tractor choices
Operating and Attachments
Replies 14 Post by benfranklin

As a 790 owner for two years and a previous multi tractor owner I'm biased for the 790. Much of your same kind of work with a lot of woods work on hills. Get at least 30hpdiesel,4wd with R4s and try to find the older 70 loader (more max pickup). The new loader is good if you're going to be changing to blade often. If you are going to do a lot of back and forth (moving dirt) get a tractor with hydostatic not manual gear - I don't have but prefer manual gear. Best idea - rent one or two and work with it all day or two- it's the best inventment you can make to make the right decision for yourself on gearing, deck,hp etc.

What size tractor
Operating and Attachments
Replies 18 Post by benfranklin

I would say you need about 30hpdiesel to really do the job and in 4wd. You can find these used for that price but as stated yu are looking at about 10 - 20 yrs. I've had an 8N and an HI 464 gas - bigger than my current but only 2wd - no comparison to my current diesel. Look around a lot.Guys fix these up and some are very solid. On a farm that size tractor is not used for real heavy stuff so the wear is not bad - go to some auctions too. I've picked up two others and resold that way - one JD and a Ford. Auctions are also great for implements.

need compact tractor
Operating and Attachments
Replies 12 Post by benfranklin

If any one is looking for a New Holland I would suggest a ride to Corriher Implement Company in Newton NC. Ted Corriher is the man to talk to. I just recieved my TC-24D and 12 LA Loader for 13,600.00 delivered to My door will a full tank! I have looked for months at thease tractor and no one has the loaders in stock, Ted had everything ready and on the Truck in no Time. THe Tractor is a dream....I Love it!

Just got a great deal on a TC-24D in NC
New Holland Tractors
Replies 6 Post by Brian Frankson