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My 4100 has turf tires. There is about 1 inch clearance when using the implements. The problem is when transporting the implement in the full up position, then the arms bump into the tires. The problem was solved by reversing the 3ph pins to the inside on each implement. Now there is about 3 inches of clearance.

4100 3ph
John Deere Tractors
Replies 10 Post by Rick T

I made phone contact with the Tri-Tech today. The company has parts on hand to produce several Dirt Pans and other AG equipment. I will advise as soon as I can confirm the price and delivery.
Tony

Which landscape scraper
Operating and Attachments
Replies 14 Post by Anthony M. Parente

Ross Equipment, 5640 Glenn Hwy (Rt 40), Cambridge, Oh 43725 - 740-432-4556. No web-site (may not be a computor in their building). This a small family ran dealership - no sales pitches & good no-nonsense service. They primarily deal with Farm/Ag customers. Mr Ross is a great old guy. The deal that I got was uniue, but I hope that he can help you. There is also a good dealer in Zanesville,Oh - not far from here. Good luck.

TC33D Price
New Holland Tractors
Replies 13 Post by John Shade

If I were buying new, I'd definately go MFWD, but since you already own the 2WD, then putting an FEL on it should work fine. Keeping in mind, of course, that you will get less traction, so less bite. On the other hand, you've been working the 2WD, so you should know perfectly well how well it works!

Loaders and 2wd tractors
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 14 Post by Mark Goehring

http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=541259841 Forgot to imclude the link. Sorry about that...

These tillers any good - with URL this time
Operating and Attachments
Replies 6 Post by Bob A.

They look like pieces of junk, but what do I know? I need a tiller for weekend farming in some hard pan, rocky soil. Would these do the trick? What's a fair price. Appreciate any opinions. Thanks, Bob A.

These tillers any good
Operating and Attachments
Replies 2 Post by Bob A.

It is interesting that what Case dropped for lack of interest, Cub picked up and has been very successful. I think MF also had their turn with the compact Mitsubishi's, but the early units were known for poor engine cooling under heavy loads. Cub worked with Mitsubishi to correct this and now have an excellent all around performer. Check the thermostat and radiator very carefully, look for any signs of overheating. Also, the 1130's, if I recall correctly, had a weak seal on the main hydraulic pump and leakage from the hydraulic supply into the crankcase was common. Good luck.

Case 1130
Case
Replies 8 Post by Ted Kennedy

Has anyone ever tryed to replace a head gasket on a mid 80's Ford compact? I have a small leak coming from the head gasket, towards the back of the engine and it doesn't seem like it would be too hard to replace. Any recommendations or tips would be appreciated.

Ford 1210 - Head Gasket
Parts and Repair
Replies 3 Post by Eric N

You won't find 'aftermarket' injectors in the true sense of the word. Your tractor's engine was designed to use a particuler fuel injector with a particular nozzle or tip, which in all but the most obscure cases was supplied by an outside vendor such as Kiki or Robert Bosch. A diesel injection/pump shop in your area may be a dealer for your brand of fuel system components and can offer new or reman parts, or perhaps rebuild/refurbish yours at a better price than your tractor dealer (who probably sends customer pumps & injectors out to that same shop).

injectors
Kioti Tractors
Replies 2 Post by RickB.

I would make sure the threads are clean and than I would lock-tite them as offered earlier. They may have a poor hub to axle fit that allows the wheels some room to move if stressed. this is not normally a problem but yes you as a owner are supposed to check your wheels for tightness periodically.

4300 wheel bolt problems
John Deere Tractors
Replies 72 Post by Art White

Mark.

If you are looking for a hard sided ROPS approved cab for the Deere 790, Jodale Perry manufactures one. Cab price varies with options that are wanted. Number for the company is 204-822-9100, sales is ext. 227.

Angus.

JD 790 cab
John Deere Tractors
Replies 9 Post by Angus Kyle

Mark I had a simular problem with my 950 about 20 years ago when it had about 1500 hours on it. They found that the hydraulic piston for the three point hitch was scored and had to be resleaved, its been fine ever since they repaired it. good luck

JD 950
John Deere Tractors
Replies 10 Post by Jim Reichard

Leonard, I've noticed from time to time that you've quite a few shop manuals, do you have one for the Cub Cadet 7275? If so, how much? Thanks.

Workshop Repair Manual Leonard Sheaffer
Cub Cadet
Replies 5 Post by Ted Kennedy

Jim, sounds like you got a great deal. I paid around 15K for my 790 4X4 with R1s, 70 loader and 513 cutter. I'm interested in the 7 backhoe sometime in the future. Please post your experiences with it when you get a chance. Congratulations on your new machine!

Rob

JD 790 Pricing
John Deere Tractors
Replies 15 Post by Rob

Thanks to everyone for the feedback on the Land Pride Mower.

3 PT finish mower price
Mowers Field and Finish
Replies 5 Post by Richard Mendel

My first time on and noticed the traffic on NorTracs. Been looking at/for compacts myself, and was curious as to the actual maker of these things. In my searching, I ran across the 'Allied' brand, and they look identical to the Northerns, except price. Search for 'Allied tractors' on the web and you'll eventually come up with at least two locations that sell and service the Allied version... I'm pretty sure they're one and the same tractor out of Singapore.....

Greg

NorTrac Tractor Quality Review
Jinma Farmpro Agracat Nortrac
Replies 58 Post by Greg Crowe

Bird Senter, That's just what the Dr. ordered! I did not know that the site existed. It will help me with other maintenance questions I have. Thank you very much!

Another Synthetic Oil Question
Parts and Repair
Replies 2 Post by Diesel Dave

Farmer, I don't do leaves because they are a pain in the butt. I leave them to the lawn care guys, it always has been part of the landscaping business that was too damn much of a hassle. You didn't say how big of an area you had and if you had a compact tractor, so what I have to suggest may be too intense for your needs. Some of my friends into the lawn and golf course trades have a nifty unit called the Buffalo Turbine Debris Blower. It requires 20 pto hp or better, mounts to your 3pt hitch, and has a remote control 360 degree nozzle. This is the most awesome wind machine I've seen since Al Gore and will blow away small dogs, cats, chimps, baboons,lots of rocks, sticks, Nash Metropolitans, and the occasional lion, tigre, or bear (oh my), not to mention leaves. It'll even blow down the brick house built by that smart-ass little pig. It aint cheap, and it is dangerous to use around any living thing, eye/ear protection is a must and the livestock should be well away when you use it. If the area you want to clear is small, like an acre or so, Echo and Stihl make darn good backpack blowers that are easy on the bod and do a pretty good job if you don't mind the walking.

Clearing Leaves
Parts and Repair
Replies 12 Post by Ted Kennedy

That's a great point Roger. I think the burden actually falls on both, but the majority of it falls on the "expert" or the dealer in this case. Having spent my business life as the person recommending (20 years selling sailboat sales & the last 10 as a software consultant) I always felt it was my responsibility to recommend what was proper. However as you stated, if the dealer actually did believe in it, well, that is a different story. We as consumers also need to do our homework as Rod did by posting his question.

Fuel Mag
Parts and Repair
Replies 12 Post by Rick Seymour

Hi, I dropped in on my local dealer today and the cost for the material would be in the $6,500 range plus installation. For that kind of money I can buy alot fo massages and neck adjustment. Thanks for your input.

Glenn

Front mount snow blower
Snowblowers / Snow Plows
Replies 7 Post by Glenn