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I have the 4100 in the hydro version also. I am in the same boat, wasn't crazy about the higher price but figure with luck I will have the machine for 15 and maybe 20 years. I had a JD316 in hydro also. It also depends on what your primary use will be. If mowing in some tight areas with lots of trees like me, and lots of gear changing would have to be done, hydro will sure be the way to go. I have no regrets with the tractor, great machine.

Gear VS Hydra
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Replies 10 Post by Greg

I did some research on the same topic and decided to go with a stand-alone unit. One post I saw said that you need 2HP for each 1KW of power generated. The main reason I made my decision to go stand-alone, though, was because the PTO version would be hard for my wife, etc. to use if I was not there. Even if I was around, I wouldn't want to keep the generator on the tractor all the time and might not want to take the time / effort to put it on during a storm when the power goes out the most. Also, if the storm that causes the power outage is a snow / ice storm, I may need the tractor for other duties, such as plowing or pulling the car from a ditch.

3 Pt PTO generators
Shop Tools
Replies 63 Post by Sam

We can supply a PTO driven cement mixer. Models Capacity is from 12 cu/ft to 18.75 cu.ft.<br>Price is from $750 to $1100 depending on size. E-mail for more information<br>

PTO Cement Mixer
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Replies 20 Post by David

2 each his own but i like JD

John Deere 790 or Kubota L2500
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Replies 6 Post by Dennie AR.

No smoke blown, Just plowing snow I'm going down hill for the driveway and on the ice it has worked fine for the past 4 yrs. You shouldn't talk about what you don't know.

kubota B7100 B7200 B7300 Identify
Snowblowers / Snow Plows
Replies 12 Post by guest

Well, we're both happy with our machines, and that's what counts! It's interesting<br>to hear from a Kioti owner that has done some real work with the tractor. Most of <br>the people that I know that have one around here just use the tractor for light<br>hauling around the barn - bags of feed, sawdust, etc.

Kioti tractorsLB1914 LB2214
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Replies 18 Post by Farminlady

I have a 1630 Boomer and love it! I have not had any of the problems Farmlady had. I would buy another one in a second if I had the need! I have 160 hrs on it!<br>Good Luck<br>Mark

NH Boomer are they a Quality Tractor
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Replies 15 Post by Mark

Suggest doing the simple stuff first: after making sure you have tractor hydraulic fluid in your trans.( and nothing heavier) locate the internal

It lurks underneath a cap held down with two bolts. The cap is about 3 1/2" across as I recall. Be aware that as you loosen the cap, it is under slight spring tension, and you will lose great amounts of oil. After you work the cylinder shaped metel screen filter out of its cavity, you will need to remove the paraffin build-up (it may not be noticable) with a propane hand held torch. This wax build-up prevents 3 pt. efficiency. Hope this helps. Feel free to e-mail me if I can help further.ntyou need anything "> KUBOTA 85 L245 4WD 3PT PROB
Kubota Tractors
Replies 4 Post by scott Sebring

I was in the market for a 25-30 hp tractor and found that the Kubota L2500 and the JD 790 were the two choices. The Kubota dealer offered me the L2500 4WD for $11,000 and the JD dealer the JD 790 4WD for $10,995. I didn't buy either. Between the two I would have bought the JD 790, because of the live PTO feature, and the extra horsepower. Both units were built totally in Japan and because of the Yen/Dollar ratio were the least expensive. I chose the New Holland 1720. I appears it is much more of a value than the other two. It was about $1,000 more. Glenn

SPEC S ON JD 90 SERIES TRACTORS
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Replies 7 Post by guest

Daryl:<br>Who manufactures the engine and how many hours on the machine. Come on people<br>help this guy, I never heard of an Eicher.<br>TB<br>

Eicher Tractor
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Replies 12 Post by guest

Interested in buying a tiller for garden, any recomendations on a brand or size of tiller for 15HP(PTO) Tractor(JD755). Any advice should would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.

Tiller advice needed
Operating and Attachments
Replies 17 Post by guest

<br>Can I get insurance on my new tractor if it is stored on someone elses property? If yes, what types of coverage are available? I live in the state of Florida, which is also where the tractor<br>will be stored.

Insurance Coverage for Tractor
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Replies 10 Post by Steven Scott

David;<br> I have a 755 and have had very good luck with it. It has a #52 loader and 60

This past July.
David G. "> jd855
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Replies 8 Post by dsg

Ed;<br> Only if you mix it with NO LESS than 50% diesel. Kerosen has no or very little lubricant to it which would burn out the injector pump.<br>David

Kerosen
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Replies 3 Post by dsg

Am looking for parts for my older Bolens Tractor. Need replacement part # 1713466 - Bevel Pinion 10T-2 gears. Tractor Serial # 0644 Model # 190-01<br>If anyone knows where these parts can be found, please let me know.<br>Thanks <br>Roland Despins

Bolens Tractor Gears
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Replies 6 Post by Roland

Dave I also am looking for a manual for the B7200 manual shif.Waiting 8 weeks now from 2 local deals. Did you ever find a manual for your's? <br>Ken

Kubota B7200D
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Replies 5 Post by KEN FORBES

New to the game sorry if this is a repeat question but I can't find the information I need and have no close dealers as I live in the boonies. I understand the B7 series is the little brother to the B17.. B20.. series. When looking for a used tractor I'm faced with a whole array of B7... numbers can anyone lay them out in chronological order or explain them? Can these little machines handle a hoe?

kubota B7100 B7200 B7300 Identify
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Replies 9 Post by Ron

Aw heck, don't discourage the poor man too much! I bought my Case 530 loader/backhoe<br>for $500, with two backhoe buckets and two loader buckets. It ain't pretty, but it<br>works hard. Just before I bought it, I looked at an Oliver loader/backhoe in great<br>shape for $2,000. Granted, you have to be willing to scour the ads, and have the ability<br>to judge whether there's sound mechanicals under that dingy paint and rust, but<br>there are bargains out there.

Advice needed Big Time
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Replies 7 Post by Farminlady

Whoa, wait a minute. Why should you have to take the tractor to the dealer if you<br>need service? Damned if I'd ever go through that trouble. My dealer sends a service<br>man to me. Most dealers have their service people on the road, or will pick up<br>the tractor themselves if it needs to go into the shop.<br>Just to note, I have over 120 hours on my TC29, and haven't needed service. Do my<br>own oil, grease and filters, everything's pretty accessible and easy to work on.

TC33 vs JD790
John Deere Tractors
Replies 9 Post by Farminlady

Steve<br>I use a Wood's RD7200 to mow grass on parts of a 10 acre field between my house and my daughter's. A couple of hundred feet near each house and barn is mowed with a garden tractor; the biggest part in the middle is done with the RD7200. It does a nice job. I let it ride on the 4 wheels provided and also installed the optional roller kit for the front. I mow at about 4 inches and get no scalping. I check the deck bottom often and am surprised how little green build-up there is. I think the rear discharge deserves the credit for this. I mow at PTO speed as indicated on the proofmeter and tachometer (either 8N or Kubota L3010 HST). I keep ground speed low (about 4MPH) to save my back and all is well. Clippings distribute nicely in a thin flat carpet behind deck and are usually almost invisible unless grass gets a little high. I bought Wood's because I've had a Wood'a 5-m since 1971 and just last summer replaced bearings in gearbox..no other problems over the years with this brush cutter. Hope to keep these units for a long time and pass them to the next generation. Hope this helps!

Rear Mower Advice
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Replies 3 Post by Vince