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I BOUGHT A USED JD750 FROM A DEALER, HE DIDN'T HAVE AN OPERATOR'S MANUEL FOR MY TRACTOR BUT HE HAD ONE FOR 670 AND 770 WELL I DON'T NEED IT. I ORDERED ONE FOR MY TRACTOR FROM JD IF ANYONE OUT THERE NEEDS THIS MANUEL I'LL SEND IT TO YOU FOR FREE, JUST DROP ME A LINE WITH YOUR ADDRESS.

OPERATOR S MANUEL JD670 AND 770
John Deere Tractors
Replies 3 Post by barry lewis

This may sound to simple but, has any one tried to spray it down with WD-40 and let it let over night? JerryG

Drive shaft stuck on PTO shaft
Parts and Repair
Replies 11 Post by JerryGoucher

Art, it has to be coming from the front of the deck. The 7195 has an air vent on the left and right front and across the front, just below the hood.

It's interesting that you say that none of the ones you have out has this problem; The dealer siad they've never encountered this with any of the machines they've sold?

The dealer was so unconvinced that he took the machine home with him and mowed. He called me back and said, "Your absolutely corrct, I had to clear the vents every 20-30 minutes."

Man, this has me stumped. Cub recommended high lift blades, tilting the front of the deck, all to no solution?

Cub 7195 Mowing problem
Cub Cadet
Replies 15 Post by evansgarr

Ron the engine is sick if those are the correct readings. You are also right they had no abundance of power to begin with. To rebuild will give you the power you once had or the power it is supposed to have. Will you be satisfied with that? That is for you to answer as the tractor that you would have would be all that it could be if properly rebuilt and very well be able to work for years with out trouble and at less expense than buying new. If you have short comings with the unit or it just doesn't fit your needs than by all means now is the time to trade.

loss of power
Cub Cadet
Replies 5 Post by Art White

I have a 154 cub lo-boy with a 5' belly mower that doesn't have much power.I changed the plugs, points etc. It is worse going uphill in 2nd gear. Compression on three cylinders is 120 & 85 on the other. Oil use does not seem bad. Maybe valves? Am I expecting too much from this 12 hp engine?

loss of power
Cub Cadet
Replies 3 Post by Ron Molnar

I ended up at $16500 for a TC33D w/SuperSteer & 7308 loader + minor bells & whitles. This was in SE Ohio & I would not expect to match it but consider it a target.

NH Price - putting your posts together
New Holland Tractors
Replies 6 Post by John Shade

2000-07-04

Brake steering? How do you say...Supersteer!

NH's so equipped will actually turn around in less than their own length.

J

How do you brake steer with hydro trans
New Holland Tractors
Replies 13 Post by Jim Hardwick

i have a jd 970 and a 7 foot farmking finishing mower. i usually spend less than 5 hours to do app 5 acres. i used to use a 5 foot mower and spent alot more time, anyone want to buy a good 5 foot mower? i can't imagine mowing with anything less than a 7 foot mower. just in case you are thinking of the 7 foot farmking, it cuts like it were made in heaven, on the downside i have had a few minor problems that the factory rep is helping with (wheel update, hitch point reinforcement, wheel attachement reinforcement).

Looking for a Compact diesel to mow 9 acres
Operating and Attachments
Replies 7 Post by ken dyck

note the correction factor would be added if you read my reply literaly.

ie: a; measure your rear static loaded radius.
b; divide this # by 1.593.
c; multiply this by 1.01 to get the minimum
static loaded radius of front tire.
d; multiply this by 1.05 to get the maximum
static loaded radius of front tire.

any tire whose static loaded radius falls within this range is safe to use and will not damage parts. air presure comes into play. i taped a nail to a carpenters level and measured from this point to ground.

mixing R4 front tires and turf rear tires
John Deere Tractors
Replies 6 Post by ken dyck

Thanks guys. The cost was not that high, about $40.00 each. I used 3" all steel casters that I bought from Tractor Supply for $8.00 each. They are rated at 300 lbs. each. The lumber I used was warped teated lumber that I got for 1/2 price from the lumber yard. I figured that using crooked lumber did not matter since weight of the implement would flatten the platform out & they did. If I had used regular retail lumber the total cost of the 4 platforms & cart for the Bush Hog with all hardware would have been about $180.00. Chris

Easy storage hookup to 3 pt
Operating and Attachments
Replies 4 Post by Chris in IN

Guys- I think Dana is JD owned.KenW

Is Deere getting the message
John Deere Tractors
Replies 26 Post by Ken

Has anyone put any accesories on the kubota B2710 such as a cup holder, extra lights, or a radio. Let me know where and how. Thanks

Accessories
Kubota Tractors
Replies 3 Post by Dennis Foli

Thanks..Dealer says that they should be in stock next week. I cannot use the hoe because I actually sheared a couple of the bolts so I figure I better wait until the redesigned plates are installed.

Model 48 backhoe mounts
John Deere Tractors
Replies 3 Post by By the Brook Farm

I have aquired a belly mower for my Kubota B6100-E. The mower runs off of a 12volt motor mounted in a housing on the front of the tractor. I don't think I have all the parts to hook this up. Does anybody know how the deck ties into the hydraulic lift? and how does the motor mount to the front housing? Any help will be greatly appriciated.

B6100 Belly Mower
Kubota Tractors
Replies 2 Post by Allen

As Mike S. said, the 4100 is made by Yanmar of Japan, and 4200 through 4700 is made here in the USA and IMHO that is John Deere's BIG mistake. They should have left the compacts to Yanmar and if they had we wouldn't be bothered with all these problems. David

The saga of Deere s axle problem continues
John Deere Tractors
Replies 8 Post by dsg

Jim, your Dad is right, it's best NOT to use ether (or other starting fluid with a diesel engine, it is hard on glow plugs, but far more serious is the risk of blowing a hole in the piston). If there is even a little air still in the lines the engine may not be very anxious to start, especially if the battery is getting low from cranking, try using a little WD-40 instead of 'quick-start' in the motor, this liquid is very similar to diesel in volatilaty and will not harm the engine or glow plugs. If the engine starts on the WD-40 but will not continue to run its own afterwards, double check that the fuel solenoid is working ok. Best of luck.

Deere 855 won t start
John Deere Tractors
Replies 6 Post by Murf

I am in the process of buying a JD 990 4wd has anyone had any experience or know anything about these tractors.It has R-4 tires,front end weights and I am having the tires loaded.The tractor will be used to brush hog in fairly rugged country,some steep slopes and rough ground.The brush hog will be a JD613.Thanks for the replys. BILL

JD 990 4WD
John Deere Tractors
Replies 5 Post by Bill Gardner

We had a similar problem with several pieces of pto driven equipment also. Instead of drilling a hole in the gearbox though I discovered that the 'fill' plug was a 3/4" NPT thread, and I replaced them all with 'breather caps' for a hydraulic reservior, the difference being these caps have very small filters built in to prevent contamination from debris, water, etc. However I must also add at this point that if this is done the lubricant in the gearbox MUST be changed far more often because with the heat/cool cycle condensation accumulates very quickly causing premature breakdown of the lubricant. All in all this is better than running a gearbox empty..... Best of luck.

Woods rotary mower and gearbox leaks
Mowers Field and Finish
Replies 5 Post by Murf

David: Sounds like you are really going to be working the 4700. I am taking delivery of the 4500 on the 14th. As soon as I have some hours under my belt, I get back in touch with you.
Tom

JD 4500
John Deere Tractors
Replies 10 Post by Tom Jackson

I would add Rhino to that list of high quality finish mowers. Mine has been great and is very well made. It is an FM60, but it is about $1500. I am not familiar with the mower that Tractor Supply sells.

Finish mower
John Deere Tractors
Replies 7 Post by Alan L. Lewis