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Looking for 1770 hyd pump
Belarus
Replies 34 Post by notafarmer

I have a 7234 CK battery as it takes a good batt to heat glow plugs and start a diesel. On mine it does that once in a great while where I hear fuel pump, glow plugs heat seems everything is fine but when I turn to start I just hear clunk and nothing. SO I play w shifter wiggle around in neutral. Then heat glow plugs again turn the key to start and it starts.

Cub cadet 7235 will not start Help please
Cub Cadet
Replies 2 Post by lfullmer

does the hydraulic work when the tractor is in motion but not when sitting still? on some models there is a selector that you can run the hydraulics off of the wheels or the transmission.

Belarus 5170 Hydraulic Issue
Belarus
Replies 4 Post by notafarmer

Before you start a mechanic project be sure you have some nitrile gloves on hand

Some Mechanic Tips that prevent Repair Nightmares
Pickup Trucks and Trailers
Replies 4 Post by Argonaut

Thank you

Hydraulic fluid for 1998 Cub Cadet 7234 Diesel Standard trans
Cub Cadet
Replies 4 Post by lfullmer

I have the same problem with my Long 2460. Did you ever figure out what was wrong?

Long 2460 hydraulic problem
Long
Replies 4 Post by Tjsivak

Three years ago I was selling the majority of my small farming operation which included my favorite tractor to operate I have ever own, a JD 5525R. Served me well and comfortable. My youngest grandson spent many hours in the cab with me, the left fender was a great seat for him. With my leaving the small farming operation still wanted and YES, I NEEDED another tractor. I began search as if new to tractors among brands i would consider. Turned out to be only three and then two and then one. Sadly, I passed on the JD 4066R. JD had my heart, had the room cab, had the comfort, had the HP. What it did not and the reasons I ended with the Kubota GrandL6060 were so simple to me but JD design passed on them, to me big. The first was only Cat One lift pin holes. I still had some Cat 2 equipment set up, not HP needed but Cat 2 lift pins were needed. The one that really was the hook in my mouth as it hit me, there is NO windows in the sides of the cab. For me that meant you either had the heater or air conditioning on unless the single rear window could have air blow in and out the same window which I doubt was reasonable to believe would happen. So no through the cab ventilation unless again running heater or air conditioning. Oh, wait! I missed you can run with door or doors open, issue solved. But I know that was not smart for me, in no time would have neither door.
I have hooked and unhooked many an implement by myself and mostly still by myself. To have the right door open to reach controls and to walk around it for me was the deal killer. (yes there are controls on the fender option) Yes, the Kubota was a few thousand less (5 to 7) and yes, the JD cab was and is larger and more comfortable, but the two designs JD totally messed up on the tractor was a deal killer.

John Deere Debuts New 4075R Compact Utility Tractor
John Deere Tractors
Replies 5 Post by kthompson

WOW!
Tractorpoint was the forum that really helped me the most over the years. I seldom am on any forum in last couple of years and shows in my diesel fuel bill dropping greatly! There were some really great people here and sure still are. Taught me a lot in many ways. Sadly, some have gone on for various reason, some of them have passed but there are several I hold in my memory and heart. Amazing how good a friend can be and yet never know their face or voice.

Does my heart good when the newbie, is the teacher! May God Bless you and lead you in this life and further. Kenneth

How do you make tractor kick into 4 wheel drive
Parts and Repair
Replies 8 Post by kthompson

It is obvious they are migrating south. Or are they migrating north?
I still like this comment from years ago. "Just when they make something fool proof, someone improves the fools."

Tractor Safety stay off the the road if you can
Everything and Anything
Replies 8 Post by kthompson

The concept of “precision agriculture” has become increasingly important for farmers looking to maximize crop yield, or the amount of agricultural production harvested per unit of land, says David Wagner, co-portfolio manager of Fidelity® Agricultural Productivity Fund (FARMX).<br>
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Launched in 2020, the fund is a thematic equity strategy dedicated to investing in companies that help to increase food-production efficiency amid a backdrop of a growing global population and declining per-capita supply of arable land.<br>
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Precision agriculture acknowledges the reality that not only will one farm’s conditions be different than the next, but even within a single field of corn, there is going to be variation within that field. A farmer's ability to measure all of this has been limited—until recently, according to Wagner.<br>
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“Whether it’s soil health, slope of the land, the amount of moisture in parts of the field, or even proximity to other crops, agriculture companies have developed new technology to collect this important data,” Wagner says.<br>
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Wagner likens this to artificial intelligence, drones, satellites, and tractors with smart sensors, all being used to gather data and help farmers figure out precisely how each inch of the farm needs to be treated. With these precision tools, he explains, a farmer’s goal is to use fewer cost inputs, such as herbicides, pesticides, and even water, while still driving crop yield.<br>
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“This concept plays directly into the investment theme of trying to do more with less to feed the world's growing population,” says Wagner, who co-manages the fund with Steven Calhoun. “There is a fixed amount of arable, or farmable, land and natural resources that will be needed to serve growing demand for food, due to growth in global population.”<br>
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Wagner and Calhoun look for investment opportunities across multiple industries that can help address and present solutions to this problem.<br>
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“If you think about how farming has traditionally worked for thousands of years, success or failure largely comes down to farmers’ decision-making and execution skills,” says Wagner. “They learn through years of family tradition, experience in the field, and on-the-ground observations.”<br>
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Wagner cites Deere (DE) and AGCO (AGCO) as companies that have developed smart-farming technology to improve productivity, adding that sales of these tools have become a greater percentage of their profitability.<br>
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As of April 30, Deere was the fund's largest holding by a wide margin, and AGCO also was a notable position.

Farmers turn to high-tech tools to grow profitability
Everything and Anything
Replies 1 Post by Tractorpoint

I have a Shibaura SD3000AO, does anybody in this world know where I might get a service manual for a Shibaura sd-3000a0 tractor. I know it is a gray market tractor and was never supposed to be in the United States but I have one and I need a service manual desperately for it can someone please help thank you<br>

Shibaura SD3000AO Service Manual Needed
Shibaura
Replies 1 Post by FAITh1001

I am trying to sell my house fast in Colorado and I was wondering if anyone had any tips or suggestions on how to do it quickly and efficiently? I have already tried listing it on some popular real estate websites, but I haven't had much luck yet.<br>
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I am thinking about working with a local real estate agent, but I am not sure if that is the best option for me. <br>
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Any advice you have would be greatly appreciated.<br>
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Thanks in advance!

Best way to sell a house in Colorado
Home Improvement
Replies 2 Post by Paul161161

change the fuel filter

John Deere 970 Loss of Power
Parts and Repair
Replies 3 Post by mktrush

Years ago I learned a very important point from the dealer I bought my first two Kubotas. I was asking about an Old Ford, maybe an N not sure now. He told me the prices or demand was not what they use to be. Puzzled me. He said people who buy the older tractors are mostly men who grew up using that model tractor and left the farm and now have retired or at least gone to gardening or other small operation.
Listen on tv ads what type of music they are selling, they are selling to those who have income to spend on collectibles and what was popular when they were young.

My suggestion, look at YOUR AREA. What was popular in its day. That will provide the best selling market for you if or when you decide to sell it for what ever reason. In my area it was small farms. The Ford N's and 601, Massey 35s and not sure the JD models of that time and Farmall and International. As much as I liked my wife's Ford 601 and my nephew's N would not select them to collect. Why, in my area the old JD get the attention. The brands who are now gone don't get much attention. Which sadly I think leave Case, MF and JD.

Which Antique Tractor is best to Collect
Antique Tractors
Replies 3 Post by kthompson

I almost always take my damaged hose to local shop and have them build me replacement. Yes it does cost more that way but be the time I understand the fittings on some of my items such as a British boom mower I have learned for me best option.
Now, if I have the time and in the area of my local Agri Supply (Tractor Supply use to have a fair select of hoses, no idea since their recent changes, find little "Tractor" parts at Tractor Supply now) will either take my old hose or a fitting that fits the hose with me with the specs of the hose off the old one. As to cost, buying premade is lowest cost I have seen.

Ford 7108 Loader Ordering new hoses could use some help
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 4 Post by kthompson

anyone no where to find them

hinomoto e1804 manuals needed
Hinomoto
Replies 2 Post by dthumbie

I am looking for a front universal joint from inside swivel housing on the front axle housing. Wondering if anyone can point me in the direction to purchase hopefully a new one or at least has anyone dismantled a SE1340 for parts. Located in Australia, shipping no problem. Thanks in advance Pete

Shibaura SpareSE1340
Shibaura
Replies 1 Post by olpete

It’s been years ago with my NHTC33 had similar issue and with reading a thread here on TP. I ask my dealer about it and from what I remember there might’ve been some sort of Tech bulletin available addressing that issue and running a couple extra wires etc,( yup me electrical stuff is “alien “to me- other stuff I’m okay) dealer installed it for me while tractor was in for service.

New Holland TC29D will not start
New Holland Tractors
Replies 7 Post by Woodie

There’s some very underrated offshore companies that we just don’t hear much about.

I recall a sales rep at a farm show back in the late 80’s telling me how this huge old Asian fam tractor maker had just started production at its brand new facility in Georgia, and so they were no longer ‘grey market’ tractors and would soon have a dealer network to support its product. I took a gamble and gave them my contact info for a salesman to contact me.

In the years that followed I built a business based around the quality and performance of those smaller tractors. They did things ‘conventional’ tractors just couldn’t do in those days.

Today, 35 years later, I still have a fleet of those tractors, I am also part owner of that dealership I bought those tractors from.

Never underestimate the underdog……

Best of luck.

Mahindra Looks To Supercharge Its US Business
Other Tractor Brands
Replies 2 Post by Murf

Designed with both residential and commercial operators in mind, the Kubota LX20 Series can tackle rural residential tasks with ease, while providing the powerful performance and comfort needed to handle commercial applications as well. In addition to added 35- and 40-HP configurations – which allows for greater variety of performance-matched implements – the new LX3520 and LX4020 models were built with the operator in mind, from an updated cabin area to new grips and easier-to-maneuver controls. The LX20s feature a redesigned transmission aimed at significantly reducing HST noise for the operator, while an auto throttle helps the tractor to drive with ease. The LX20 Series features a wider front axle as well as a performance matched front loader that further improves their ease of operation and maneuverability. Additionally, the LX20 Series comes with a dual engine memory switch, allowing the operator to preset their preferred RPMS and have the engine match that speed at the push of a button. Finally, there are new mower decks available for both models, with integrated wash port attachments to make cleaning under the deck easier.<br>
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Kubota New LX20 Series is Where Performance Meets Comfort
Kubota Tractors
Replies 1 Post by Tractorpoint