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Could you tell me where you're located? I'm in Dover, NH

Jim

Mazzotti backhoe
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 8 Post by jyeames

I'm trying to turn off the fuel petcock on the tc33 fuel filter but it won't turn and I am afraid I'll break it. It almost looks like there is a setscrew on top of the thing but I can't see it because it is blocked by a couple of hard lines.<br>
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any tips?<br>
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Tom

fuel petcock tc33d won t turn
New Holland Tractors
Replies 7 Post by jellybelly

thx a bunch,still waiting for mine to show up.I do appreciate all the feed back and I am looking forward to work with my machine soon I will post back once I get my feet wet............

Kubota 7510
Kubota Tractors
Replies 16 Post by TMAN1013

Kroutman:<br>
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Find a fab shop that does race car cages or similar work in your area, and have them build you one. It will be far less expensive and more fitting to your needs than retrofitting an OEM folding unit (if one even exists).<br>
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There seems to be allot of excitement about these ROPS units. This is not a high tech endeavor, just basic engineering. A custom unit from a race shop will be far superior to an OEM unit. (Having made these things for a living, I have a bit of experience.)

ROPS
New Holland Tractors
Replies 9 Post by AV8R

Does anyone know if the 47 backhoe will fit the 4700 tractor? I know it is not the ideal hoe for this tractor, but i am able to get one for a very good price-just need to do light trenching, and tree planting with hoe. thanks

will a 47 backhoe fit to a 4700 tractor
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 3 Post by terra66

If just one side of a disconnected cylinder is pressurized you can usually relieve the pressure by merely connecting the opposite line and cycling the appropriate valve while the tractor is shut off.

This way the oil released goes back into the system instead of on the ground and you.

Just be VERY careful anytime you allow hydraulics to move by gravity alone. If they settle onto, or pinch something, like a person, there will be no way to release the weight using the hydraulics without the tractor running.

The other minor issue is one of air entrainment. If you allow the loader, for instance, to lower very far without the engine running and providing enough fluid to refill the 'back side' of the circuit you will draw in air. The next time you use that circuit it will be spongey because of the air trapped.

Best of luck.

bx23 - FEL and BH stopped working
Kubota Tractors
Replies 12 Post by Murf

The trick would be to do it from the Middle East, then the work would be done between 7am and 1pm, MUCH more civilized hours, LOL.

TractorPoint Planned System Maintenance
Website Operations Howto
Replies 7 Post by Murf

If it is going to be attached to the house, I would recomend normal stick built construction. That will be easier to make look like part of the house.

Pole Barn or stick built
Barns Pole Barns
Replies 11 Post by havoctec

Maybe some of our engineering friends like Murf can jump in here on the pressure vs. volume questions.

There certainly has to be a balance here. By BX was a puny lifter. It ran about the same pressure as 4210 you mentioned, but it had small hydraulic cylinders.

So it seems that bigger hydraulic cylinders can do more with less pressure, but only to a certain point. Hook a 4210 size pump to a BX cylinder and it would move lightning quick but exert no more power if the pressure is the same.

If I am getting that wrong, I am sure one of my more educated friends here will/should set me straight.

I guess my point can be summed up thusly: The 4115 hydraulic system creates all the pressure a 4x24 cylinder and it's feed hoses can safely handle. The 4115 also generates sufficient flow in terms of GPM to split a cord of wood an hour(given two workers).

Certainly there are faster units, but for me the fact that I might save 10 minutes per cord for didn't wash considering the $1000 larger price tag of a faster outfit.

It might have turned my head if I was producing firewood commercially...........

Help please 4110 4115 or bigger
John Deere Tractors
Replies 25 Post by DRankin

We've got an 841 that I use quite a bit. Not correct paint, but it is a good tractor.

Steiner lists hood decals for $20/set.

Good luck,
Bill

Decal set for 801 ford
Antique Tractors
Replies 7 Post by BillMullens

There is a lot of life left in it for the hours but it might be a bear to steer as they didn't offer power steering on it.

fair price b71004wd hst
Kubota Tractors
Replies 2 Post by Art White

Although they were built for a life time about the best you might get would be around two thousand if in the best of condition.

g5200 value
Kubota Tractors
Replies 2 Post by Art White

Called Northern and after talking with a Tech who didn't know the difference in their Models gave me a number of the Manufacture and they gave me all the Specs on their Various Models.<br>
Found new one on Ebay for $42.00 "Tap's" better Model including S&H wheras Northern wanted 43.00 plus 8.00 shipping.Their one at $32.00 didn't have the LCD Indicator.<br>
Thanks guys

Break Away Switch
Pickup Trucks and Trailers
Replies 4 Post by jonesiera

I think GrassGod is right. In that story I told about the guy next to me in my one year rental, my wife just told me that she bumped into some people from the old neighborhood and it turns out he had to move out shortly after our twelve month stay. I think he must have screwed up somewhere on his own.

Waiting him out may be the best thing for you also.

This reminds of a friend of mine who built a new home next to someone who was equally as nuts as your neighbor.

He was a cop and was giving my buddy a super hard time, property lines, calling the building dept... you name it. His place was an eye sore, yet he gave my friend a super hard time.

Months of grief go by. Then 12 months later a for sale sign goes up.

My friend wonders what happened, after thanking God for this blessing.

Well it turns out that he had an altercation with his superior officer a the station. So my friends neighbor was going into his commanders office after hours and pXXing on the floor on a regular basis. The stench was so bad they put cameras in there and they caught him in the act.

Bye Bye pension, bye bye neighbor. Given time this guy may screw up without your help.

Vandalism or Civil Matter
Just For Fun Off Topic
Replies 55 Post by DennisCTB

Vicon makes some nice spreaders.

3pt or ATV spreader
Operating and Attachments
Replies 6 Post by oneace

i agree with art sounds like rings instead of a head gasket<br>

B7100 HSD Need info to replace Head Gasket
Kubota Tractors
Replies 6 Post by PARTSPRO

In Kentucky it depends on who owns the highway. Federal and State owned roads and right-of-ways are maintained by their contractors. We also have county and city owned roads. Typically, the county and/or city will maintain their roads and right-of-ways using their own employees.

I ask the county road superintendent if they would install a catch basin and pipe the ditchline at my property. He said they considered that landscaping and wouldn't do the work. However, he didn't have a problem if I did the work.

STATE HIGHWAY RIGHT OF WAYS
Garden and Landscape
Replies 8 Post by kyvette

That's the area I'd be working in first.

Lost of power B7100 HST 1991
Kubota Tractors
Replies 6 Post by Art White

There was a thread concerning this problem several years ago regarding 870 series tractors. I had the problem on my 870 and ended up replacing the instrument cluster. It was about $120 at the time. I think moisture gets into cluster and increases friction on the gauge movements. Mine would try to come off zero when my problem first started and sometimes they would move upscale normally and sometimes they stayed stuck. You could see them try to move when you started engine so I was pretty sure I was dealing with a mechanical issue.

1070 fuel and temp gauge not working
John Deere Tractors
Replies 4 Post by yaffer

I'm not saying get hosed by the local dealer. But one thing I did pick up on at this board over the last year is that some people get a quote from a local dealer and immediately cross them off the list. They should go back and if necessary, show them the lower quote. At least give them the chance. How they react will tell you much about the type of dealer they are. If they refuse, odds are they are not the type of place you would want to go to for service. So I say give them the chance and also learn more about the dealer at teh same time.

Why not buy from Corriher or Tarheel
New Holland Tractors
Replies 32 Post by Iowafun