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There's no place for Fords! Unless you want to lumpem in with New Holland which I guess makes sense...but maybe the category could be NH/Ford and drop the Boomer since Boomer is really a product name not a manufacturer. (and an awful name imho for that matter :-) For that matter what exactly defines a "compact tractor"? HP? Weight? Made in Japan :-)?<br>Prolly it falls into the category of "cant exactly describe it but I know one when I see one. In any case Ford especially had a very distinct line of compacts that were manufactured in japan 1X00 1X10 and 1X20 that predated NewHolland and whose owners would certainly not want to be known as Boomer Users :-)ThanksKim Hartshorn

No Place for Fords or Vintage Compacts Besides Deere
New Holland Tractors
Replies 3 Post by Kim Hartshorn

I have a 1998 JD 855 with turf tires and would like information on purchasing AG tires and rims, or if someone has ever put AG tires on the turf rims.

Ag Tires dor JD 855
Parts and Repair
Replies 3 Post by Rkey

Scott,
I keep it at that setting. A few times, I set it back to idle after start-up and it seemed to idle really,really rough. Having it throttled up (ever so slightly) seems to make it start better, and run smoother until its warm. Secondly I have always "felt" that it adds a bit of additional oil pressure to the pump, to get things moving around quicker. To Each his own I guess..

JD4100 Smoke
John Deere Tractors
Replies 26 Post by MichaelSnyder

Looking for a mower deck for my John Deere 318 Riding Mower

Mower Deck For A John Deere 318
John Deere Tractors
Replies 3 Post by Steve

Chris you are right your tractor has one cylinder to each front wheel with one pump , the problem is that the wheels are not tied together with a tie rod so they work indenpendly thus the outside wheel turns sharper then the inside the fix will be out to the dealers about feb. and will cost about 3 grand a unit so JDis only replacing the units whos owners are complaining

John Deere 4300 scuffing more and more
John Deere Tractors
Replies 115 Post by doug

I'm new to the web and this site so bear with me , I have just closed on a old ,overgrown 24 acre farm . after looking at all " colors" i had decided a jd 4300 would be fine for future taskof revamp and maintaining this farm ( for horses) Then I started reading more about the problems JD apears to be haveing with this unit and looking at what all I wanted to do and came to the conclusion that bigger is better so heres my ??? I can get a 4600 4wd w/ag tires 12/12 power reverser trans fold over roll bar and 4-hole valve for$ 17.500.00 seems like a good price but does this larger tractor scuff the ground like the smaller (4200-4400) version? I plan a total replanting of approx 18 acres into horse frindly grasses and dont want to replow every time I cut it in the future. I can get a 5210 for 14500.00 but dont think i want this large a frame tractor but would it be better suitied for general farm work (no haying) ?also i would like to here from any 4600 owners about the likes and dislikes of this tractor. <br> thanks in advance jerry<br>

john deere 4600 4wd does this scuff
John Deere Tractors
Replies 1 Post by jerry

I was doing a little surfing last night ,looking for blades to attach to front loader, when I came across a site for Task Master tractors. Does anybody have any experience or opinions about these units. I am sure they are cosmetically crude (good looks don't move dirt) but what about where it counts, mechanically.<br>Any comments or opinions welcome. Cliff

Task Master Tractors
Tractor Projects
Replies 4 Post by Cliff

Hi All

Happy Holidays and all. Bill, please share the parts list and suppliers of the filtering system you speak of. Sounds like it kicks ass! Bo, thanks for the papers. It points to the need for better filters for sure. It sounds like bill's filter would work great on dino crap also. The water thing is a big problem for most all of us in the moist parts of the country.

Has anyone had experience with rotary filters. The ones that are a cylinder with a hole on the end and spin, pushing all particles out to the walls and traping them there. They are refered to as the ultimate filter. I guess Fram and the others will not allow them to get hold.

Bo dont be drinking the stuff. Eve tho it may make the trip to the can a bit smoother. Also corn oil has been linked to brain cancer. Thats why I use olive oil. :-) I wonder how extra virgin would work in a crank case.

Did any one find a place to post the papers yet. My hoster would give me the boot for sure.

thanks

mario

Synthetic Oil vs Petroleum and Filter Quality
Parts and Repair
Replies 91 Post by mario

Roiddie
Since I was raised on a farm I know what you are talking about. How do you plan to power this thing, & yes I'd like to see pic's
Dana

Straw Blowers
Operating and Attachments
Replies 5 Post by Dana

mls,
I saw your message about the generator with & without the gear box for a 13KW output and want to buy the generator portion only. Where did you see the advertisement?

Thank you

3 Pt PTO generators
Shop Tools
Replies 63 Post by sid

Hi Eric,
I don't own a 306 crawler but I did some consulting work for Alamo in the "Rhino International" division. Great Idea, Great features, poor construction, poor reliability of components & machine. Someone else needs to make this unit with some "jap" engineering & Q.C.

Rhino crawlers
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 2 Post by Jim

About reel cutters, I had a three gang setup made by toro that was from a golf corse to cut my 5 ac. While they do cut nice they are a pain to sharpen and you have to cut the grass all the time (like 2 to 3 times a week). Plus if it gets over 2" from your last cut it just folds it over and misses. The ploblem with flail mowers is the long roller will dig up the yard on tight turns and is not for finish mowing. The best is what Bird has stated and I have the same 5 ft. Howse rotory cutter and a Ford (made by Woods) 6 ft. 3 pt. finish mower. I use a Kubota B8200 HST but am looking at a B2710 with 100hrs. on it. If I can get for $13k all I will need to add is a loader. Hope this helps. Von

Alternatives for rotary cutter
Mowers Field and Finish
Replies 6 Post by Von

I own a NH TC21 w/ front loader and was looking to purchase a suitable 3ph finish mower sometime between now and Spring. I've seen a Woods 5' rear discharge that I really like. It would be used for cutting 3-4 acres of semi-hilly terrain. Has anyone used and/or seen this combination together. My concern would be if the TC21 has enough hp to power the mower.

NH TC21 and 5 finish mower
Mowers Field and Finish
Replies 5 Post by Rob

Larry,the poster who recomended to purchase at a truck stop is correct, however mixing No.1 (also known as Kerosene without the addatives) with No. 2 is exactly how things are winterized. It is not generally that high of a concentration (50%) but the No. 1 is lower in parafin, which is what gels in the winter. You will see a slight drop in HP, but not enough to worry about. Water is indeed a big problem, so drain your filter regularly, and do use a quality addative. It can make all the difference in the world, as most add lubricity and lower the gel point. Go with what a local trucking firm uses, although ones mentioned here are good too. ONE THING FOR SURE, NEVER EVER MIX deisel and Gas. Mixture can be explosive, and is SPECIFICALLY mentioned in my New Holland book, as one of the things not to do. Just because someone has gotten away doing something for a long time, doesn't mean it will not explode in their face someday, litterally! Bill

Diesel fuel in winter time gels
Parts and Repair
Replies 16 Post by Bill

I have a 755 also. I've turned the wheels to both positions. the lug bolts are tapered. I've had mine since 93 and no problems..

Wheel Mounting On JD 755
John Deere Tractors
Replies 5 Post by Randy

Just a note, percent grade can be more easily understood as being the rise divided by the run. For example, if the grade rose 12 feet in 100 feet of horizontal distance the percent grade would be 12%.

Slopes - Angle and Percent Grade
Tractor Projects
Replies 4 Post by Scott

Chris/Art...thanks!! As a point of interest, if I decide on the Boomer series, I would purchase w/o the supersteer. Nonetheless, the info is nice to know!! And, yes, I would be using a loader as well as other implements!!

Boomer Steering
New Holland Tractors
Replies 18 Post by Burgie

The pipe is welded to the end of the existing exhaust and has a bracket that is just under the hood so you can still pull the screen of the front of the tractor. I can't open the right engine sheild as far as I could before but It comes off easy. It cost me $25 for this to be done.

JD 955 exhaust uunder canopy
John Deere Tractors
Replies 6 Post by Dana

Bo, I will look tomorrow and see about that connection. As for the keeping up, I have never had a problem, will have to see. The dealer didn't think i would have a problem either. The lights are not especially bright,about 50 watts but they do help. I am going to look into some different ones that are on a utility cart i own that are the brightest I have ever seen. will let you know tomorrow about the connection.

JD870 rops lights
Parts and Repair
Replies 28 Post by turfman

I am looking at a 12 year old Bolen Garden Tractor with the following details:<br>23 hp Engine<br>Hydrostatic<br>54" Lawn Deck<br>48" 2 Stage Snowblower<br>42" Garden Tiller<br>Soft Cab<br>Wheel Weights and ChainsCan anyone tell me what the value of this would be or where I could find that kind of information?

12 yr old Bolen Garden Tractor Value
Operating and Attachments
Replies 3 Post by grim