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TYM Tractor

Cabela s Tractor
Articulated Tractors
Replies 3 Post by minimac

[QUOTE=agoodguy;139602] Does anyone know a Napa, Balwin, Wix or Fram part number for an oil filter, air filter and fuel filter for a Shibaura SD1400A tractor. Figured out the ... [/QUOTE]

SD1400A-O Filter Numbers
Shibaura
Replies 4 Post by engineman

can anyone help!! despertly need oil filter for shibura sd 1400a min tractot suppose built before new Holland bought shibura Chinese pre 1970 reconditioned has ID stamped on side of block LE 0752B 742cc

need napa wix fram oil filter or any
Shibaura
Replies 1 Post by engineman

I had the same problem, take it to a qualified welder, did the trick for me, been three years now and not a problem

Hinimoto Front axle housing
Hinomoto
Replies 2 Post by burner57

I need to know the value of a 2003 John Deere 4600 HST, 4x2 with 122.2 hours on it.

Value of a 2003 John Deere 4600 HST 4x2 122 2 hours
John Deere Tractors
Replies 1 Post by wagner592

Once again,,,, my Jinma will not move forward or reverse. I know its the cable has come out of a roller bearing (or something like that)on the forward/reverse shifter. I can NOT see where the problem is. Could someone who has had this problem PLEASE send a picture of the problem area and how to repair. Its a good tractor other than this. Thank-you very much, cig

Jinma 284 problem with shuttle shift
Jinma Farmpro Agracat Nortrac
Replies 2 Post by JohnCig

I want to know how to flush the hydrolic system and change the filter

2003 agricat 254
Jinma Farmpro Agracat Nortrac
Replies 4 Post by marcbassett

Think you need to buy this from Kutoba.

Kubota tractor fluid gauge repair
Parts and Repair
Replies 2 Post by kthompson

Fordin631,

Injector pump rebuilds are very expensive. Before you go this route, there are several other things that should be checked.

You mentioned that the tractor sat idle for several years. In many cases this will cause a small amount of rust to form on the cylinder walls. In some cases the rust can get so bad that it will prevent the engine from turning at all.......which is commonly referred to as being a "stuck" engine.

Since your engine seems to be spinning over just fine, I'd venture to guess that you've lost the seal between the rings and the cylinder wall.

The fastest way to check this is to remove the injectors and then plug the holes so that no debris can enter the engine while you're working on it.

Insert a compression test gauge into the first injector port, then turn the engine over with the starter a full five revolutions. The compression test gauge will record the highest pressures produced during those five full revolutions.

Continue this process one cylinder at a time, recording your results on each cylinder.

A diesel engine will not fire unless there is sufficient compression to produce the heat needed to cause the fuel to burn. Low compression will prevent the engine from firing.

A good compression tester is a handy thing to have around.......but there's no need to buy one. Most mechanics own one.......but it has to be designated for diesel use. Gasoline engines don't produce nearly as much pressure as a diesel.

Should you discover a low compression pressure, your solutions are limited. It may be possible to get a good seal between the rings and the cylinder wall by pouring a bit of kerosene into each cylinder and letting the tractor sit for a few days. Just pour it in through the injector port opening. Pour about a half-cup of kerosene on the top of each piston. This will help loosen the rust, possibly helping to cure the low compression problem.

Hope this helps.

Joel

Ford 1900 Tractor injector pump rebuild
Antique Tractors
Replies 3 Post by candoarms

[QUOTE=HOYT;116085] I am considering buying a new 40 hp 4WD FOTON tractor. The price over the big makers is outstanding. Well I was wondering if anyone could give me a review of the tractors (FOTON) and any problems they have heard about with them. Also I was wondering about using bio-diesel with the new FOTON and wanted to know if anyone was doing the same. Thanks, Hoyt [/QUOTE]

we have had not much luck!! in Australia can give you post and other feedback

FOTON TRACTOR Review
Jinma Farmpro Agracat Nortrac
Replies 13 Post by markty32

hinomoto MB1500
Not USED

Hinomoto MB1500 Units available for sale in Japan
Hinomoto
Replies 6 Post by Kimaljon

National Machinery Traders selling Foton FT504 lemon review "Foton tractor" a bunch of rip off husband and wife!!!! <br>
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YES I GOT RIPPED OFF I have had the tractor just over a few months now and have about 15 hrs or so., on it. The dealer national machinery traders pty ltd foton tractors doesnt help at all, rubbish foton tractor. Following issues fuel tank and injector pump leaking from main housing, also hydraulic pump leaking i have a warranty "yeah right" I want a full refund so i can buy a different brand. Another major issue is the gearbox is very tight and wont go into gear. I call national machinery traders pty ltd whom supply foton tractors and no help!! rip offi want a refund! What are my rights?<br>
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THEY SUCKED ME INTO THIS DEAL AND TOLD ME IT WAS THE BEST CHINESE ON THE MARKET!!!<br>
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yeah right i am not happy Come out and fix this as you promised me a parts/labour warranty<br>
also did you no this company has over 5 business names with ABN DODGY'<br>
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national machinery traders selling foton tractors bad news is out finally and im not the only one other members from tractor forums agree and we are going all the way. <br>
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contact me if you are even considering buying a foton tractor<br>
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I am going all the way with this!!!!

Natioal Machinery Traders Foton Tractor Review
Jinma Farmpro Agracat Nortrac
Replies 3 Post by markty32

I have a p19f, and it has the same problem.
Do you find any solution?
I'thinking adapt a external solenoid valve found on ebay ((to push it when i want to lift)

shibaura p19f 3 point hitch hydraulics
Shibaura
Replies 4 Post by fercarbar

my son roll my dads d2050 tractor and it tore the wiring out of the 4 prong plug on the back of the alt i need the wiring diagram it any body has it. it is the 4 cyl diesel

Mitsubishi D2050 Tractor Wiring Alternator
Mitsubishi
Replies 2 Post by jackdog

Local shop installed a tube for $32 out the door. Can't beat that!

Cheap Tractor tire source
Yanmar Tractors
Replies 8 Post by thegogetter

It didn't work...4WD would not engage...
I also caught a typo I had...It is a new Holland 1715, not a 1710...But I don't think that makes a difference.
Mike

New Holland 1710 Tractor how to engage 4WD
New Holland Tractors
Replies 4 Post by mgraci

I have a 2002 Cub Cadet 3235 lawn tractor. Had one transmission replaced by the local dealer under warranty (with some whining on my part required) early on. At 630 hours it's now due for another one. I will fix it and sell it, but I have only used it to cut 2 acres of grass weekly in the summer months. I don't think it should have broken down (again) this soon. After reading the forums about the hydrostatic trans troubles and speaking with other owners, I've decided to go a different way for my yard. I bought a new 2014 60" cut Hustler Raptor Super Duty zero-turn mower for $4500.00. The build quality is quite robust for the money spent. It has a 3-year warranty, a very good reputation, great local dealer support, and many positive recommedations in my area. And it's fast and relatively quit when mowing my lawn. I know, I know, this is a tractor forum. But this was what I decided after having lived with my tractor for a number of years. Take it for what you think it's worth, but maybe take a look at them before you spend your own hard-earned cash.

Cub Cadet 3235
Cub Cadet
Replies 5 Post by T-Moto

Dan ~

It is tough to say, just what the Amish folk did or did not disturb while "fixing" your orange, as we were not there. Needless to say, at this point in time, there are many on this site that certainly would have done a proper job, above and beyond what you have experienced.
I am going to throw something out there at you. You mentioned that you have a loader. Everything worked fine PRIOR to the "repair" work. Then it studders in the hydraulic action once you received it back, slow at best but with air bubbles (perhaps moisture/condensation).

On the right side of the tractor's engine (follow the hydraulic line from the pump to a cast "Y". This will be a directional shut-off valve. In one direction, it will allow flow to the loader valve, then return fluid to the sump through the other side of this valve.
a) check to see that the little arm atop this directional valve is actually moved in the proper direction . It will need to "point" in the direction of the hose going to the loader. (there will be port A and port B - one feeding out, one return, and is easy to trace thru)

If this directional arm is NOT open all the way, it will be restricting flow, and cause laziness in the hydraulic operations - ALL THE WAY AROUND the tractor.

You mentioned also, that you had/have some small black rubber like chunks on the screen. in the directional valve, sits a small o-ring. As this 'typically" does not get used very much, over time, it will dry rot, and break down...leaving you not necessarily with a leak out, but with a potential suction inwards of contaminants. Additionally, if you are secure with the hose to cylinder connections as being tight, check the loader valve itself for wear as moisture and grime can work on the spools, then slowly working inwards eating away the seals allowing moisture/air inwards. Another spot to check is the boot to the shifter stick. As this is a gear shift, as the boot wears with age, it will dry rot. I HAVE seen on mine B5200's,B6200's,B8200 that are garaged near all the time, that the boots will dry rot and allow grime to work on the seal of the shifter and top end of the tranny casting. This in time will allow a suction inwards as well. Unfortunately, given the location for BOTH the loader valve and shifter seal, they are ideal spots to where moisture (rain/snow the like), can sit and seep in causing weird stuff - such as the little bubbles you are seeing. By the way, that effect if called cavitation, as the pump spins without (in this case hydraulic oil) freely, and churns the little bubbles into millions of baby bubbles and so forth as it circulates through out the system.

If you were to pull the tranny screen, and you were to find a heavy cream or thickness coating it. You would be ultimately starving the pump, and the pump BEING strong, would suck from whatever miniscule opening it could find. This may be a by product of an old trick that was used, and still today used on old worn out pumps to get them primed after tear downs. The "service person" would load a small amount of heavy weight grease into the suction side of the pump, or suction tube. this thickness would then create a vacuum in the system to draw the fluids in an otherwise worn pump system. If, and I use the word loosely, if the Amish reasoned that "the tractor was old", and assumed the pump needed to be primed, this would/could explain the heavy cream if found on the strainer screen.
Just shooting some what-ifs at you.

As stated earlier, the older units are not as sensitive as the newer when it comes to many elements, including the hydraulic oil. If you can change a tire, you can change the hydraulic oil in this unit...it is that simple, just a little messy...the same as pulling the strainer from behind the tire/wheel assembly that you pull off for access.

Willie H

Kubota B8200 after Hose and Fluid change no Hydraulics
Kubota Tractors
Replies 46 Post by WillieH

I replaced steering bearings after putting all back together I have a problem.The steering wheel travels up and down too much and must turn 3/4 of a turn before the wheels will move.<br>
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What going on?

Satoh s630D 1980 Tractor Steering Bearing Replacement
Mitsubishi
Replies 1 Post by photog

Just bought a Mitsubishi D2000ii 2wdr. The oil filter (fram) seems to be too long. Can anyone tell me the right filters? Oil, transmission, and air please.Any good cross ref will do thanks!<br>
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Guido<br>
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Also looking for service/user manuals.

Mitusbishi D2000ii Tractor filters cross reference
Mitsubishi
Replies 1 Post by FarmerGuido