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I have some specs on it. It isn't available till May.
Gross HP 32.1
PTO HP 27.5
Same motor as the L3010
NO HST available
2425 lbs
Price Canadian = $18200.00 so about $12500.00 US
It's a bare bones basic tractor
Hope this helps

L3000DT
Other Tractor Brands
Replies 2 Post by Ernie Quintal

Is the B7500 at 21 hp adequate for a 4 foot bushhog brush mower?<br>Also, what have other users experienced regarding the rear lift of the B7500, B7300, and B7100 tractors that do not have position control? Do they hold their position or do they tend to leak/drop down and constantly need to be adjusted?<br>Any comments would be greatly appreciated. I am considering the B7500 and B2410.

B7500 - bush-hog and lift
Kubota Tractors
Replies 4 Post by WH_Bob

There is a two position adjustment for hydro pedal pressure. It is the same bolt that adjusts creep. I have found that the factory sets them in the stiffer setting. adjusting them to the lighter setting makes a big difference. Ask your dealer to make this adjustment for you, it is a little touchy to get it right.

HYDROSTAT PEDALS
John Deere Tractors
Replies 20 Post by Kenny

Hi John, I have a #7 backhoe on a 770, and it works great ! It is of course like any machine, you have to learn how to get the most out of it - use the bucket curl to best advantage, etc, but once you have about 20-30 hours, you'll be doing compound movements without having to think about it. It took me about that long to get what I call "good", though others might say I'm still pretty much a beginner. While you are on level ground, practise reaching up, raising the loader, and using the hoe to move the tractor, as this is the way to dig a trench in a hurry. It is a good idea to practise this, as keeping the bucket in the trench can keep you from any wild rides when you are not on the level.

Need more info on JD 790
John Deere Tractors
Replies 17 Post by Ron Mitchell

Woods? LandPride? York? Generic? Been looking for a landscape rake to help clear stones (grapefruit sized and smaller) and root chips out of a freshly graded (future) yard and have been conflicting stories from every dealer I've talked with. Any advice or recommendations would be appreciated. Additionally, ballpark pricing would help.Thanks.

Landscape Rakes
Operating and Attachments
Replies 2 Post by Tucker Herbold

I really appreciate your interest in my safety, and advice. It won't fall on deaf ears either. Maybe I painted too renegade a picture of what I was doing.
I'm hip to the centerline of the axle physics. If something doesn't easily come out, its left for another day and another piece of equipment. Don't think I'm getting a 1/4 mile running start and popping a chain at 40 mph.
Again, I thank you and will heed your words of caution.
thanks, TonyG

Clearing trees
Tractor Projects
Replies 16 Post by TonyG

Does anyone have any experience with Eicher tractors (India). There's very little "user based" information on the web. All info is about the company or sales related. I just wanna know if Eicher makes good tractors. I found a "great deal" on Eicher 364 NC w/ front loader and mower. But it almost seems to good be true. Someone give me some useful first hand info.Thanks.

Eicher Tractors
Parts and Repair
Replies 1 Post by Ron Jackson

Try this place

tire chains
John Deere Tractors
Replies 2 Post by Kim Hartshorn

Tom, I haven't known of a web site that gave average prices for used cars (wish I did), but there is one that has a lot of specs, including the year model of different serial numbers, etc. I don't think this is the one you are talking about, but try this link.

Link to Average Tractor Prices
John Deere Tractors
Replies 2 Post by Bird Senter

I have turfs, 4wd, loader, blower & weigh about 4,000 lbs. There is about 300' of gravel. I can't comment on a comparison with Ag's. However, I expected to get chains this winter, but didn't.

There never was much of a problem with the turfs. The loader will push 2' of snow for 10' or so before the traction breaks. That's enough to clear out areas where I need to maneuver to get the blower going. There is a minor problem with side slippage on the front wheels in tight turns.

Ag vs Turf tires in snow
John Deere Tractors
Replies 4 Post by TomG

Tracy, what kind of problems exactly have you been having? My 4600 had the check valves replaced because they leak by so bad, (diddn't help any) also have trouble with joy stick lever locking when trying to raise boom,when ever you try to lift boom of loader just a little it acts like it's hitting a stop of some kind. Then after playing with it it might move real slow or other times after moving it back and forth it will move normally but that sucks when you're trying to hook to something and only want to feather it a little.

4x00 series front axel and vindication
John Deere Tractors
Replies 16 Post by bud in oh.

The belly mower will definitly lower the center of graity IF YOU CARRY IT ON THE TRACTOR with the gauge wheels only barely touching the ground. If the mowing height is determined by gauge wheels, the weight of the deck is on them and not the tractor. I would regard the next most important factor as which tractor can have its wheels set the widest. For hills you want the maximum width possible. Tire sizes: The 31x13.5-15 rear is a turf size with the outside diameter of 31" width (at the top bulge) of 13.5 inches and mounted on a 15 inch diameter rim. The front 20.5x8-10 turf is 20.5 inches in diameter, 8 inches wide and on a 10 inch rim. The other tractor has bar tires (ag tires) The rear 9.5-16 is approximately 33.5 inches in diameter, 9.5 inches wide and on a 16 inch rim. The front 6-12 is approximaterly 22 inches in diameter, 6 inches wide and on a 12 inch rim.

B-Series Tires and Stability
Kubota Tractors
Replies 2 Post by Jack in IL

I would keep shopping for the Yanmars elsewhere since the dealers parts policy stinks; I wouldn't have much faith that he would be offering me a good deal on any tractor. I see more and more grey market Yanmars on many back roads now so with some effort you should find other sources. Ask around, I bet you find several within 100 miles.

Yanmar tractors
Yanmar Tractors
Replies 10 Post by Greg Karson

Mike,
You said in your 1st post that you were looking for something to maintain and landscape your 2 acre lawn. No offense, and it is your money, but don't you think that even the 4200 was overkill for this task? How nice of a lawn do you want, are you going to mow with this? The heavier the machine, the tougher it can be on you lawn. Just throwing another point of view at you. If you have a good dealer near you, don't hesitate to look at New Holland. JimBinMI

STILL CONFUSED
John Deere Tractors
Replies 5 Post by JimBinMI

Tom, I don't know much about the 112 but I did own a 318 with a horizontal front electric clutch pto. The belt on the 318 ran from the front pto to a mule drive and then to the deck. The mule drive was located at the front of the tractor in line with the frame. The mule drive had two pulleys that were parallel to the tires. The mule drive was held in place by the tension of the drive belt that was adjustable on the mule drive by turning a threaded knob. The drive belt went from the pto, did a 1/4 turn between the pto and mule drive and another 1/4 turn leaving the pto to the mower deck. I hope this helps and I wish I had a diagram for you but I don't. Have you tried looking at a 112 with the deck already mounted? You may be able to find one at a dealership or in someone's front lawn. I think you are right, you are probably missing a part, namely the mule drive. Good luck.

belts on electric lift 112
John Deere Tractors
Replies 4 Post by Larry in MI.

Looking for some advice, have a Hinomoto E2304 with a Koyker 150 loader which until recently has worked great. Recently while working my drive on the side of a mountain with the nose up I tried to "float" the loader and it began to rise. While lowering it was slower than usual. When I returned to level grade it again funtioned OK. My thought is there must be some obstruction with gravity somehow affecting it. Any ideas, things to check, test?Thanks,Jerri

Hinomoto E2304 with Koyker 150 Loader
Hinomoto
Replies 2 Post by Jerri Neese

I have a CC 7194 with a loader on it. I beleive Woods makes the loader for Cub. Does anyone know if the fittings for the hydraulic lines are Standard or Metric? I want to put a pressure gauge on so I can see how many PSI's I'm putting out. It doesn't seem to have the lift capacity it had when new. I don't want to order Standard fittings to find out later that everything is Metric.

Cub 7194 loader fittings
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 1 Post by Matt Dewalt

I know I'm a little late, any luck locating your tires and wheels?

Turf tires rims for L275DT
Parts and Repair
Replies 2 Post by Frank Bonello

After a I read my lengthy post (shades of Mark Chalkley) I had an additional comment: IF I had decided my loader work was relatively light, AND IF my backhoe work would be infrequent, AND THEREFORE I could live with less hp, weight and 3-point backhoe, THEN I would choose the Kubota 2710/2910 hands down.

john deere or kubota
John Deere Tractors
Replies 6 Post by JeffM

Is anyone going from Ag tires to Turf tires on an older L245-DT? Let me know, I have done alot of research and I have the tire and wheel combinations that you need.

Going from Ag s to Turf on a L245-DT
Kubota Tractors
Replies 7 Post by Frank Bonello