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Tom, thanks for the suggestion. The problem was in the flow control valve. The valve was not turned fully clockwise. We removed the seat, and relieved pressure on the valve by removing the plug. This allowed the hitch to lower. With the plug removed we manually lifted and lowered the three pt hitch. this flushed the flow control valve. After changing fluid and filter, reassemble all works well.

three pt hitch stuck
Parts and Repair
Replies 1 Post by pete reynolds

THE TC35 HAS THE SAME PEDAL SETUP FOR HYDRO AND BRAKES AS JD4400

JD4400 vs NH TC35
New Holland Tractors
Replies 7 Post by william

I looked at both the Kubota 3010 HST and the JD 4300 HST. I found that both appeared to be well constructed, but there were a couple of things that caused me to lean toward and ultimately buy the 4300. First, I didn't like needing to use a clutch to engage the PTO. The JD has only a lever for engaging the PTO. I found the loader much easier to detatch/attach on the JD. Finally, I couldn't figure out how I would use the turn brakes on the Kubota. Both the turn brakes and the HST pedal are on the SAME size. Deere has theirs on opposite sides so the user can push the HST pedal with one foot and activate the turning brakes with the other foot. From a longevity perspective, I'm guessing both will last forever if taken care of. Good luck. Steve

kubota compared to other brands
Kubota Tractors
Replies 6 Post by Steve

Tom, not quite but close, the average tractor only has one-way cylinders (as mentioned above) to lift the 3pth arms, and depend on gravity for downward motion. However, if you were to lift against the 3pth you would find it will go up with relatively little force required. Yes, I agree that your box-blade's 'dead weight' did most of the work, although crushed stone takes very little force to get it to settle, it takes tremendous force to compact it. As for Draft-control, thats a slightly different matter, although the basic operation is the same, it is self-adjusting, to a degree. Best of luck.

down force device for 3-point
Operating and Attachments
Replies 9 Post by Murf

Kelly, if you are concerned about the turf getting marked, you should remove the loader completely before mowing. The added weight directly over the much smaller front (than rear) tires will be a huge factor in turf damage. Try slowwing down before making sudden or tight radius turns this will help a lot also. Best of luck.

Scrubbing Turf with 2910
Mowers Field and Finish
Replies 5 Post by Murf

The L series Tractors are much much bigger than the B's in general. The B7500 is 21 HP with PS. The B2710 is 27HP, PS and ome extra cylinder. It pushes the B Series to the upper limits (the B2910 is the top of the B's). The L's are two kinds the "regular" and the "Grande" "L's". The Grande L's have all the creature comforts of the B's. The Regular L's are Kubotas Price leader for most metal for the buck category, a little cruder, not flat deck etc. You will see many more regular L's on the resale market than any other Kubota. I guess they are harder to fall in love with :). I guess it all depends on what you want to do with it and how deep your pockets are

anyone have any knowledge about kubota L235
Kubota Tractors
Replies 5 Post by DennisCTB

I have had my 4300 for about a year now and have trouble with the wheel bolts on th elft side coming loose no matter how tight I crank them. Today I lost two bolts and the rest were very loose before I noticed. I remember reading that someone else had this problem. Has anyone else experienced this?<br>Thanks for the input.

4300 wheel bolt problems
John Deere Tractors
Replies 72 Post by Doug Huebner

Yep, I like that a little better. Thank you.

Thank you Webmaster
Website Operations Howto
Replies 3 Post by Bird Senter

Thanks Rob,
I appreciate your feedback.
Jeff

John Deere implements
John Deere Tractors
Replies 12 Post by Jeff

DSG,<br>
Not to beat a dead Horse.<br> But I just noticed that some of your recent posts are displaying your email address on the CTB Board. So anyone could have taken it as it was / is public. Right now the way the board is set up each message that you post affords you the option of "Concealing" or "Displaying" your email address with the Post. It is easy to forget to "Conceal" your Email Address. When I set this up I thought this would be a good feature so that you could decide on a message by message basis. The majority of users display their email addresses with the post. Would "Users" prefer to set their "Email Display Preference" up just "Once", associated with their "Profile" instead of the Message by Message way? Let me know and if enough people want this, I will change it.

Sizzling Hot Summer Sale -- Carver Equipment
Kubota Tractors
Replies 10 Post by DennisCTB

Chuck,
I have the old designed axle,other than the scuffing problem which is not a major issue for me,is there a mechanical reliability issue as well, such as partial or total steering failure?
Thanks again
Jeff

New John Deere 4400
John Deere Tractors
Replies 6 Post by Jeff

I use a 5' brush hog with my 2710 also. In would not want a smaller cutter with this tractor. And it only has 20 PTO HP.

Is a 5 bush hog too much for a Kubota 2910
Kubota Tractors
Replies 5 Post by Alan L. Lewis

I am going to take delivery on the JD 990 4wd Monday evening.I will let you know how it works out.I have let my brush hogging go due to a broken brush hog.It should be a good test for the 990 and the 613 cutter. Thanks for the replys. Bill

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

peter, i have ordered a tc35a. cannot answer you bucket question. i am supposed to receive mine in about a week. will let let you know. i ordered a 5 ft. bucket. i am now wondering if i should have ordered a 6 ft. one. it just seemed a little big for that size tractor but 5 feet is not as wide as my tires.

NH TC35D any owners out there yet
New Holland Tractors
Replies 14 Post by william

Are they still in business? They do not answer any e-mails

CadPlans web site is up but nobody home
Operating and Attachments
Replies 1 Post by KlayW in MI

Michael, I bought a 1995 B7100 new, with front end loader, for $10,850 in 1995. A year ago, I traded up to a B2710 and the dealer gave me an honest $8,000 for the B7100 with just under 500 hours on it (and he already had two used B7100s sitting on the lot - none now of course). I agree with Art, to some extent. The major reason I traded up was for power steering, but ONLY because I'm getting older and I'd recently had surgery on BOTH hands for carpal tunnel syndrome. Now I really do like power steering, but the only time the B7100 was a little hard to steer was when I had a heavy load in the front end loader bucket. The only other caution I would recommend is to remember that if a front wheel hits something like a rut unexpectedly, it can turn the wheels, spin the steering wheel, and hit a thumb or finger pretty hard IF YOU DON'T HAVE A GOOD HOLD ON THE STEERING WHEEL. In other words, I agree with Art that I want power steering, but for the difference in price, that B7100 ain't bad.

B7100 tractor info
Parts and Repair
Replies 3 Post by Bird Senter

I have been looking at JD790 and Kubota 2910 is a 5' bush hog too much for a Kubota 2910. I like the hydrostat much better than shifting gears on the JD790

Is a 5 quot bush hog too much for a Kubota 2910
Kubota Tractors
Replies 1 Post by Paul Finn

The flow control valve may be closed or barely open. That happens to me on my 1710 if have the flow adjusted for slow with a heavy implement and then take off the implement.

stuck three point hitch
Parts and Repair
Replies 2 Post by TomG

Follow the wire!!!! It's probably pinched somewhere. Mine was pinched when the dealer mounted the seat and the dummies couldn't figure it out on the service call. It will blow the fuse if the insulation on the wire has been cut. It may work fine untill you hit a bump. GOOD LUCK, DREW.

JD 5310 repeatedly blows PTO warning circuit fuse
John Deere Tractors
Replies 4 Post by Drew

Nice 1996, 770 with 5ft mower for sale, I wish I could buy it, but can't swing it! Any way, I've admired this tractor for the last 4 years here at my work place. The company outsource the lawn cutting and sold it at auction. It has 413 hours, 2 wheel drive, mid pto, and mid-mount mower(5 Ft). I don't think the rear pto has ever been used. It was kept in a garage and never out side, looks like new. I contacted the buyer and he is willing to sell for around $9,500. Give him a call, His name is Sonny Beachum, 704-694-0781(cell) or 704-826-8383 (his office), he is locatated in Ansonville,NC(east of Charlotte, NC). Tell him Bill Bradley gave you the info on the web...

Nice John Deere 770 w 5ft mower for sale
John Deere Tractors
Replies 1 Post by Bill Bradley