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Hi Art,
Should I set the three point hitch lever to hold up the hoe or should I let the center point hold all the weight of the backhoe??

Thanks Mark

Kubota L3010 right Sub frame for B4690 Backhoe
Kubota Tractors
Replies 7 Post by mdpinh

My manual says the hydraulic system, trans, rear axle, frnt FWD axle, and power steering ALL take NH 134 hydraulic oil.

tc29 d power steering fluid
New Holland Tractors
Replies 2 Post by treeman

If I understand correctly the L3240 has a high and low range with a low, medium, and high range within each of those ranges. To me that adds up to six different ranges with infinite ranges within each of thos ranges. Is that correct?

Kubota L3240 L3800 transmission types
Kubota Tractors
Replies 20 Post by Sassi7855

i have a question, i have a 283 brazil ('73 or'77) and recently, the brake power has diminished on the left wheel and now, whenever i am pulling or blading the road, once it gets a load, it tends to go into neutral even though its in gear...you let off some gas and it will start moving again...the clutch can be pressed a quarter of an inch and it will engage...why is it doing this and how can i fix the problem without having to take it to a dealership? thank you for your time....:)

Loss of Power No brake power of left wheel
Massey Ferguson Tractors
Replies 2 Post by blackrock77

I still have it & it is 4wd

Yanmar 1610D for salvage
Yanmar Tractors
Replies 17 Post by lsheaffer

Not sure about wiring but it looks correct.I did have to replace the battery just before this started and did have a battery charger on to start it.
I tried some thing today, had it running and turned off the key , it sounds different not the same burping sound. I still wonder if a valve could stick open once in a while?

Gator engine problem
Utility Vehicles UTV/ATV
Replies 3 Post by Dalest

I can see the sign now: new tractor owner looking for work.

New Kubota L3240 First Look Review
Kubota Tractors
Replies 87 Post by kthompson

[QUOTE=Murf;175692] I find the handiest thing for finding vacuum leaks is a propane torch like you'd use for soldering copper pipe. I take the tip off the torch (the O2 mixer part) and with the engine running open the valve and start pointing the torch tip near all the suspect places. If you get to a vacuum leak the engine will ingest the propane and that will cause the RPM's to rise from the extra fuel. For confined areas I slip a piece of rubber tubing over the end of the torch to make it easier to get into the tight spots. Best of luck. [/QUOTE]

Murf I know this is an old thread but I must have missed it when it was posted in 2010. That is one neat tip !

MF135 Zenith Carburetor Problems and adjustment
Massey Ferguson Tractors
Replies 11 Post by DennisCTB

Hi
The first thing to check fuel wise is the glass bowl under the fuel tank ,turn the fuel tap of that is screw it in ,then remove the glass bowl and clean it out ,if you look up inside where the bowl fits you will see a fine brass gauze filter remove the rubber seal and the filter clean it all out in petrol and turn the fuel tap on to make sure there is no fuel blockage ,let it run with the valve fully open for say twenty seconds this will prove that the tank is not blocked ,if no fuel comes out drain the tank and carefully unscrew the fuel tap assembly and clean it out sometimes they become partially blocked use a piece of fine fence wire and cleanout all the holes,blow through just to clean it out and make sure the tank is clean inside after all this put back together and look at the carburetor you will see a small tee handle tap on the bottom of the carburetor ,with the fuel tap fully open and fuel in the tank you should get a healthy flow of fuel coming out of the drain valve if not CAREFULLY loosen the pipe that goes onto the carburetor and make sure you have a good supply of fuel to that point ,ok fuel to that point remove the carburetor bowl CAREFULLY and check for a blockage in there handle it all very gently you dont want to damage any thing in there,dont touch or bend the brass float as this controls the fuel level put it back together and give it a try.
Let us all know how you got on with it.
Regards Hutch.

Massey Ferguson T0-30 will not start
Massey Ferguson Tractors
Replies 3 Post by shona13

G.Day greg
If I didnt know better Id say You were a politician ,They are real good at driddling what you are coming out with.
Hutch.

no 3 point on massey 250
Massey Ferguson Tractors
Replies 7 Post by shona13

My 3 point hitch will not lift all the way up. Not quite halfway. I read other blog to check change fluid and change fluid filter. I changed fluid and problem still there. I can not find filter. Can anyone help with these issues?

D1650FD hydraulic issue
Mitsubishi
Replies 3 Post by nicknc

I think this has sat here for so long with no reply due to there is no simple answer. To me a tractor purchase is not the same as an auto purchase, it is a longer term purchase and one that normally requires other purchases for it's use. Many of those items need to come from the brand of dealership of the tractor such as some parts and even filters. Implements may need to be brand specific for such as front end loaders but still normally any implement unless used is bought from a dealership.

My suggestion is to not worry about the best lowest price I can get the tractor for today unless that is your only concern and if so then go on line and ask for their price but met with the dealerships that are a reasonable drive of you and find the one you believe cares about their customer and who wants you to be as pleased as they are. You will know them. They will find out what your needs are, will listen to you and make recommendations based upon your wants and needs. You will find they are stocked with parts to a reasonable level and have a good service department.

Has worked for me.

Best Price for Kubota B3200
Kubota Tractors
Replies 2 Post by kthompson

I purchased a TC30 with a 7308 loader and, unfortunately it didn't come with manual for the loader.

Can you give me step by step instructions for detaching and attaching the loader?

Thanks

NH 7308 LOADER ON OFF
New Holland Tractors
Replies 11 Post by jgrayossi

This is a great picture, love it! ;) Don't know why, but it makes me happy ;)

1st Tractor - New Pix by skipll
Photos
Replies 2 Post by JLance

HEy, where did you find it, and how much does it cost? I'm preparing to buy a John Deere 9770 and I'm looking through different sources to find the best price. What would you recommend?

John Deere 2530 Review and Advice
John Deere Tractors
Replies 4 Post by JLance

Have you bought one yet? I have a Northern Tool 37T with GX270 I've modified slightly which I like. Also have an older horizontal only with Briggs. Both are easy starting and run well. Smaller cylinder limits the older one. Wouldn't consider anything with smaller than 5" cylinder and 16gpm pump. Would rather have 22gpm pump and larger engine to shorten cycle time, but satisfied with what I have.

Log splitter review recommendations
Shop Tools
Replies 16 Post by chut2k2

Three things typically cause hydraulic fluid to spill down the back of the tractor; over-full, leak on the suction side, going up too steep a hill. Start by checking the dipstick, remember what I said about not screwing it in. If the level is good, start the tractor and look in the dipstick hole. If you see bubbles, you've got a leak.

If your cylinder seals are good, a little bouncing on the lift arms won't hurt. But there's no need to have the mower up in the air like a wren's tail either. Just far enough off the ground so the wheels don't bounce off the ground is sufficient.

//greg//

Siromer Jinma 200E
Jinma Farmpro Agracat Nortrac
Replies 4 Post by greg_g

No idea right off on the alternator light but have you checked all the safety switches on your tractor? I think correct on these: one under seat and yes it needs weight on it; one for range, gear shift and pto levers. Also one for clutch and it must be depressed. I have found small sticks being the way of the ones for levers. They are there for I think two reasons, law suits and real safety. My recommendation is find the fault and repair.

Kubota B21 Not Starting
Kubota Tractors
Replies 6 Post by kthompson

The new ones are likely the equivalent of the old. To tell, hook up the old one if it's removed. Note the multimeter reading on each terminal as you turn it on and off. Repeat with the new. If the working terminals give the same readings, that's reasonable confirmation.

Ignition Wiring Letters don r match
Mitsubishi
Replies 2 Post by auerbach

Hi .
Check the response lever on the right hand side plate where you check the transmission oil make sure the lever is somewhere in the middle of the range,if the response lever is all the way to the slow position it may not allow the linkage to drop this is an easy one to check first ,let me know what you find .
Regards
Hutch.

MF245 Hydraulic problem
Massey Ferguson Tractors
Replies 3 Post by shona13