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LOOKING FOR PARTS&SERVICE MANUALS FOR THESE MACHINES.ALSO ANY DECAL KITS AVAILABLE?

CASE 448 444 GARDEN TRACTORS
Case
Replies 1 Post by MANUEL MARANGIO

Have an old MF 14 ('71 I think) and I need a cylinder for the mid mount lift. Massey doesn't stock it any more, and my dealer cross referenced it with snapper I believe and no luck there. Anyone have any suggestions? Know of any bone yards that have old massey equip? Thanks

Parts for MF 14 garden tractor
Massey Ferguson Tractors
Replies 1 Post by John Sheehan

Could someone tell me why there is an 8A and 8B backhoe available for the 1070 JD. I ordered a new backhoe bucket from the JD dealer and he informed me that JD makes 2 backhoes. So I am wondering what the differences are?

Specs on 8A and 9B backhoe for 1070
John Deere Tractors
Replies 2 Post by Duane Volk

Thanks Russ, it is on it's way back as we speak. Just so happened they were picking it up to install my backhoe.

I just wanted some unbiased input from what I feel is a very knowledgably community here.

Thanks.

Vincent Ronga

Hydraulic lift arms stuck
Parts and Repair
Replies 5 Post by Vincent Ronga

Andy, I haven't tried it myself, but several folks have recommended just getting a short piece of pipe and tack weld it onto the wheel around the valve stem, and then paint it to match the wheel. Of course, an inexperienced welder might do more damage than good.

stem needs protection
John Deere Tractors
Replies 11 Post by Bird Senter

HecticBlasts,<br>My dealers no haggle price for the B7500 is $10600 without the implements, so 3K for a belly and a tiller sounds pretty good to me. Kubota used to call the B7500 a B2100 last year and the price was over $11500 for the Tractor alone so I think you did well.

Pulled the trigger II
Kubota Tractors
Replies 4 Post by DennisCTB

Just got truck back from garage with all 6 cyls. firing. I want to thank Baby Farmer[yes I did use an impact wrench], Jerry Goucher, Steve S, and Rowski. Tried all your suggestions but not having acetylene torch made it impossible to do at home. Tools were high quality,[Craftsman.Snap-On etc.] but my workmanship was not. End result was $120 to fix something that was'nt broke. Odd thing , that just happened to be the amount of change I'd saved to have some work done on a 22 target rifle. Anybody else ever notice that when you save for something you want, bad things will happen and cause you to spend the money elsewhere. Maybe I'll postulate a theory on that. Anyway, thanks . Dave in Vt.

Update on old topic Spark plug removal
Parts and Repair
Replies 3 Post by dave piper

Terry, like you I was always a JD "man". I still have an old 820 at the farm but when it was time to replace the 318 garden tractor at the house with a compact last year, I factored the delivery times on the 4000 series along with the service received from the JD dealer over the years into my decision to buy a Kubota. There are no NH dealers close to me. The dealership has since changed hands and service has improved but after reading all the posts on this board concerning the 4000 series I consider myself fortunate to be driving an orange machine. It starts, it runs, it does what it is supposed to do and you cant ask for anything more. I think there is a certain amount of complacency set in at Deere because of people like you and me who have always bought green and until recently have seen no reason to do otherwise. They seem to have forgotten that it is now a very competative market out there with the buyer having plenty of alternatives. It is somewhat similar to the American car companies immediately prior to the Japanese invasion. Also, the current focus and drive within companies to increase share price and stockholder dividends leads them to forget what actually generates the income that increases those two things. Before they know it, their market share has fallen and their customer base has eroded (but the stockholders are happy)leaving them as a takeover candidate. I hope this doesn't happen to Deere and that they realize soon that customer service and quality products are the keys to success. Meanwhile, I'm in the market for a new M8200 and will continue to buy orange until they give me a reason to change.

Are large frame Boomer tractors better than Deere
New Holland Tractors
Replies 7 Post by Frank R Taylor

Some Hinomoto's were labeled as Massey Ferguson for sale in this country. Many have been very reliable, however, they are like any other tractor with both good and bad points. I own a Hinomoto E2304 and have been very happy with it.

Jerri

Hinamoto tractor
Hinomoto
Replies 4 Post by Jerri Neese

Has anyone any reliability info on Hinomoto tractors? Parts availability, pricing, etc. Any info would be appreciated.......

Hinomoto Tractor
Hinomoto
Replies 9 Post by Rob Benzi

I am in S.E. Ohio. The best price that I received for a TC29D w/SuperSteer was $14000 & it was quoted from this same dealer. As far as getting the good price... This tractor was originally ordered by one individual & he backed out of the deal. Then another person wanted the loader installed & some other dealer bells & whistles added & then he also backed out of the deal. I may have just came in on a dealer who wanted to get rid of this item in his long term inventory. Otherwise, I had gotten down to either a B2910 Kubota or a TC29D from 2 specific dealers. I went to talk to the Kubota dealer & got mostly more sales pitches & negative claims toward the Boomers that he also sold. My wife went into this dealer & stated that we were buying a tractor today & if you give us the best price, you get the business. Originally he quoted me $18500 for the TC33D/superSteer/loader, then at first told my wife $17500, then $16500. I asked my 6 yr old weather she wanted a orange or blue tractor - she said "blue".

Great Deal
New Holland Tractors
Replies 7 Post by John Shade

the one i bought at the new holland dealer is a agric brand.it's built in italy and looks just like the one in the northern catalog.ppay the same price as nothern also.good piece of equipment.heavy gear box,pto shaft,and hopper.it can also be set to throw left,right,and center.i've had it 3 years and have had no trouble with it.check out www.worksaver.com.good luck

Cosmo fertilizer spreader
Operating and Attachments
Replies 7 Post by charlie

I recently pulled a 6 foot 12 disc with 12" discs behind my 4100 over wet, dry, and hilly ground with turf tires. I had serious doubts if I could even pick it up but it worked just fine in 4wd with the loader attached. Perhaps my dealer was right when he said "if you can pick it up, you can use it". The other tractor at the hunting camp was a Farmall H and it could not go where the 4100 could. 4wd makes a huge difference. I think the 790 will pull the 8 foot disc without a problem if it is 4wd.

CAN THIS TRACTOR PULL A DISK
John Deere Tractors
Replies 9 Post by Larry in MI.

JAMES, I AM LOOKING AT BUYING THE SAME TRACTOR AND WOULD LIKE TO KNOW WHERE
YOU RECIEVED YOUR PRICE QUOTE.YOUR PRICE IS ABOUT $1300 LESS THAN WHAT I WAS QUOTED AT MY LOCAL DEALER. IF YOU CAN HELP ME OUT PLEASE LET ME KNOW.
THANK YOU BRADFORD.
BRADFORD@AXOM.COM

New Boomer TC45D Price
New Holland Tractors
Replies 3 Post by BRADFORD MCDANIEL

Here's the scoop. A 7235 is a series 7, 23hp, hydrostatic drive (5, vs a 0 for a gear trans). I have a 7265 that has been VERY good to me. A neighbor has a 7235 with loader and hoe for his plumbing contracting business, and uses it almost constantly. Very reliable. Price seems a touch high, but not too bad. Depends on market I'd guess.

tractor
Cub Cadet
Replies 4 Post by Steve in Buffalo NY

Mark,

My name is Paul Hastings and I'm an engineer for Woods. I'd like to talk to you about your hose failures if I may. Could you give me a call during normal business hours? I can be reached at (800) 435-7242 ext 2361#. When you call ignor the recording, just dial my extention and hit the # button. If I'm not at my desk, leave your number and I will call you back.

Woods 7500 Backhoe Stabilizer arm is Pinching the Hydraulic Hose
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 3 Post by Paul Hastings

Michael, great points and they make sense. My experience has been that diesels will overheat if left to run too long at a low idle. Probably though it has more to do with the decreased airflow through the radiator and over the block, and the decreased coolant flow. I don;t have the problem when I idle them around 100rpms.

Running a Diesel at Idle
John Deere Tractors
Replies 10 Post by John Sheehan

i will be picking up a john deere 790 this week.My question is will this tractor be able<br>to a pull disks that i have.One of the disks<br>is a ten foot with 12 inch cutters pull behind.The other disk i wont to pull is a 8<br>foot offset with 22 inch cutters pull behind.<br>this is not must do for this tractor just<br>wondered if it pull either disk.

790 john deere to pull disk
John Deere Tractors
Replies 1 Post by neil nemitz

It is confusing that most of the Japanese tractors were and still are fitted with US made loaders. Sometimes these loaders are contracted by the tractor company but made to US designs. The original Yanmar-brand loaders were US made, quick disconnect, and real good quality. Like Len says, the Japanese-made loaders that sometimes come on the gray market tractors are not as good. So you need to draw a distinction between US loaders on gray market tractors (good) and the gray market loaders - which are better than they used to be, but still not as good as the US loaders.

Japanese Front End Loaders
John Deere Tractors
Replies 3 Post by Roger L.

I purchased a "tooth blade" directly from my New Holland dealer. Mounting only required drilling a hole in each side of the bucket, then slipping the unit over the lip of the bucket and bolting in place. It makes a world of difference when trying move earth. Attaches and removes easily (although a little heavy).
Stan in NE PA

TC bucket forks
New Holland Tractors
Replies 6 Post by Stanley J Krasovic