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$Gin360, My first guess would be a bad bendix.....the part that throws the starter's gear out against the flywheel. This will cause the problem you're describing. Another possibility is that you've lost a tooth or three on the flywheel. Depending upon which position the flywheel is in when the tractor is shut off, This problem would appear from time to time. If you have a manual transmission, you could get someone to pull you down the driveway a few feet and let the clutch out for a fraction of a second while in high gear. This will get the engine to turn over a bit. Try the starter again. If the starter now engages, your problem is likely with the flywheel. Hope this helps. Joel$ starting problem 1986 Long 360
Long
Replies 5 Post by candoarms

When you say by passing at the remote, how do I go about troubleshooting that and fixing?

3pt hitch won t lift
Belarus
Replies 4 Post by johnston5

Of all the implements I own, the one I use the most often is the 3-point landscaping rake.

The owner of the local motel has a pea-gravel parking lot. She's fussy about her carpets and doesn't like tar and heavy oils being tracked into her motel rooms, so she went with pea gravel.

The parking lot at the motel requires frequent maintenance. The landscaping rake does a fantastic job of it. I turn the rake around and drag it backwards, with the tines facing rearward. This allows the gravel to free-flow through the tines without carrying any gravel along with me.

Winter parking lot clearing results in gravel being moved over into the grassy lawn areas. This is a real pain for the people who do the mowing. Here again the rake performs well. Simply angle the rake to make it act more like a blade, and watch the gravel move from the grass back to the parking lot. It takes a few passes, but it works great and the mowing company loves me.

By far the best thing about the rake is when trimming hedges. Simply drop your hedge trimmings on the ground next to the hedges, then drag the rake to gather them all up. It takes just minutes to clean up after trimming nearly a 1/2 mile of hedges at the local cemetery.

The rake works great for removing tree bark and wood chips left over from processing firewood. It works extremely well for gravel driveway maintenance, as well as lawn dethatching, gathering fallen leaves, twig removal after a heavy wind, etc.

I recently started cleaning up bank parking lots, and other business places after a long winter of winds blowing in debris up against fences, or being piled up by the snow removal crews. Not only does it clean this stuff in a hurry, it also makes the grass grow back greener and thicker than ever before.

I make far more money with my tiller than I do any other implement, but the rake gets used the most. It is my favorite implement and I continue to find new projects for it.

Joel

Best Tractor Implement vs Worst Implement Investment
Operating and Attachments
Replies 9 Post by candoarms

I can supply the closest manuals. Contact me at parts at sheaftractor.net

Shibaura P21F Manual
Shibaura
Replies 2 Post by lsheaffer

[QUOTE=46bugs;192195] I have never heard of a Cabelas but you did state that it had a Turbo and that would make a difference in taking off. Can you get parts in the future fir this tractor? Something you may want to look into.John Deere parts are very expensive I am rebuilding a John Deere Tractor Engine now. The price of Green is very high.Have you thought about buying a good one owner use Tractor. May save you some money and still do the same job. [/QUOTE]According to TractorData.com Cabela's tractor are rebranded TYM tractors. TYM is a South Korean company that assembles their tractors in the USA. I don't know how true that is as the tractor that I looked at when I was at Cabela's had a label that stated it was manufactured in China, thereby causing me to lose all interest in them.

Comparing Two Tractors
Operating and Attachments
Replies 5 Post by dtk1952

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Anyone know the lengths for the cub 7275 battery cables? I need to replace mine and it's too cold to remove them until next week, hopefully. I may need to remove the starter also and wondered if it can be wiggled out without removing the plumbing in front of it?

7275 cub battery cables
Cub Cadet
Replies 1 Post by dlodrosky

I am so glad to uncover this web internet site on bing, just what I was searching for. Thanks

MF 1035 4x4 with a broken front hub assembly
Massey Ferguson Tractors
Replies 16 Post by aizuma

This may not be very helpful and does not answer your question, but maybe it will help someone.

Mine broke the same way. It breaks when someone grabs it to hoist themselves onto the tractor, instead of the supplied hand holds. In my case I loaned the tractor to a contractor who was doing some work here and he broke it. Apparently it was not locked all the way and a tooth broke off of the mechanism. Since he was paying I had it fixed by Deere. They replaced a few broken parts in the mechanism AND the steering wheel that the mechanic broke when pulling it off. It was about a $1k repair which was nuts.

If I was paying I would have attempted the fix myself.

If you ever loan it out be sure to instruct the borrower to NOT use the steering wheel to pull themselves into the seat.

4310 steering wheel wont lock
John Deere Tractors
Replies 3 Post by kwschumm

The Zetor Zebra 2040 is the predecessor to the Wisconsin Engineering W-4000 Farmer, which is a current product. It apparently is not considered a legitimate product by Zetor which is a major tractor manufacturer in central Curope

Best contacts I found were:
Richard Olmer: <info at wisconsineng.com>

and
Petra Olmrova: <p.olmrova at wisconsineng.com>

Note above is a workaround for forum rules.

There is a parts catalog for the Zetor Zebra dated 2009, and many parts are still available. I have a copy. Other references can be found on this forum.

BTW, I also gathered some info regarding the Kwikway front end loader.

I don't have a parts catalog for the engine, but would recommend you contact Petra.

Good Luck!

ZetorZ

ZETOR ZEBRA 2040 4WD Reviews Buying Info
Articulated Tractors
Replies 101 Post by zetorz

Kixxis,

The frost plug heater has a rubber boot around the portion that fits into the frost plug hole in your block. When you tighten the screw, that rubber boot squeezes out and fits tight against the walls of the hole in the block.

Don't over-tighten it, as you could damage the rubber boot. It needs to be tight....just not too tight.

Here in North Dakota we use heaters on everything. Battery blankets, fuel tank heaters, fuel line heaters, block heaters, tank heaters......you name it. The problem is most of these things are not eaily installed on smaller tractors. These heaters draw fairly large amounts of power and our little tractors don't have large enough charging systems to keep them functioning.

A fuel tank heater will only work for you while the tractor is sitting next to an outlet.

Up here we use full hood blankets. These blankets are insulated and cover the entire tractor hood...engine, side panels, and all. The heat that is trapped inside the blanket will help keep your fuel tank and fuel lines warm. The blanket has a small adjustable opening in the front to allow for cold air passage through your radiator. When it gets down to about 20 below zero, the radiator opening can be snapped fully shut.

These are easy to sew up yourself. You can buy them of course, but it's not necessary.

See the following link for a view of one of these winter fronts made for a pickup.

Joel

Cub Cadet 6284 Tractor Not Getting fuel
Cub Cadet
Replies 40 Post by candoarms

I had a similar experience with my Jinma 354. The problem in that case was the return line fitting on the fuel tank. The fitting seemed tight but when the tank was filled to around 3/4 it would seep. Further tightening resolved the problem

Jinma 284 y385 Tractor leaking fuel near starter
Jinma Farmpro Agracat Nortrac
Replies 2 Post by MontyJones

My 2510 was like that when I got it.
Things that come to mind, is the depth control turned off.
The small lever down and behind the main one push toward the axle.
On mine, The linkages for the control were bound up.
I took everything off and cleaned it up. You have to be careful, take a picture of everything as you take it off.
There is a lever that actually controls the lift, it has a wheel on it. The wheel rides on the controls.
If you move it then the lift should move both up and down.
If moving that lever lifts well and goes down, then the linkage could be put on wrong or bound up like mine.

Link for Download PDF manual, covers 360, 460, 510

I use the 510 part for my 2510. Most applies to all Long tractors, just some differences like engine cyl size and number.

http://tractorpoint.com/pdf/Long Service Manual for 360-460-510 series.pdf

Long 510 3 Point hydraulic problems
Long
Replies 3 Post by arcwelder

[QUOTE=candoarms;192150] ...I'll post a few pictures here, provided Dennis will allow for it..... [/QUOTE]

Please post all the pictures you want. Love to see them! Send me a video as well and I will put that up also :)

New Business Venture
Everything and Anything
Replies 4 Post by DennisCTB

No foot pedal but a hand lever just below the seat. There is no linkage adjustment on it as this would be too simple....lol<br>
The manual shows a nut adjustment which I can't see anywhere. I'm afraid it's on the inside of the rear end as there are some plates that have to be tightened, not simple.

Long 2360 Tractor Hand brake adjustment
Long
Replies 8 Post by Carolinablue

Thanks for letting me in!
Hey, sometime long shots come in. Not for me, but I do hear they come in
nonetheless. I've been hunting for one for a while and this came up, but I did find a used one that'll work.

John Deere 1050
Antique Tractors
Replies 9 Post by pududu

It goes decent in the snow until it high centered. Chains help but might need to remove the rear fenders. Mine doesn't have the fenders so I'm not sure about the clearance.

John Deere Gator 4x2 rear end clicks
Utility Vehicles UTV/ATV
Replies 7 Post by gatorbob9568

I was unable to find a descent knob, maybe it doesn't have one. its Currently in the up postion I have the draft sense all the way forward and the other control set to lower. it did drop down a couple nights ago but would go back up. the when I was using it, it decided to go up. I double ckd the levers and cables all are attached and tight

Case 2096 3 point hitch wont work
Case
Replies 4 Post by mojeepster1

It is in the ball park of a good tractor with 400 hours.

Kubota L4330 Tractor Buying advice
Kubota Tractors
Replies 4 Post by Art White

Not used on any US models. I could try to find used or from Japan. i can also supply manuals.

Shibaura SD2243 4x4 Tractor Advice and Manual
Shibaura
Replies 14 Post by lsheaffer

Not sure about that post that said the problem was corrected, I did not post it. But thanks for the advice, I am going to try and run down s shop manual for it, the adjustment rod on the side of the tractor does adjust the point of engagement and release but it didn't seem to have any impact on the PTO. Only 396 hours on it, I certainly hope it's a simple adjustment.

Massey Ferguson 471 Tractor PTO Not Disengaging
Massey Ferguson Tractors
Replies 5 Post by duckman4ever