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Thanks Tom, I was using my decompresssion lever.
Seems that my kill lever just needed some WD40 and now it works great.
Thanks for the help.

Decompression lever
Parts and Repair
Replies 16 Post by FarmerWannabe

I too own a B7500, and I don't believe what you are describing is the "nature of the beast." My belly mower drive shaft slides of slicker than snot on a glass doorknob. I would say that there is either some rust on the splines, or perhaps a burr. Check it out... either one of those problems can be taken care of easily. The rust can be removed with some wd-40 and a wire brush... a burr can be removed with a file or a small sharpening stone. If neither of those is the culprit, I would say that somebody missed a tolerance somewhere. And amen to the loader making it easy to take the mower on and off.

mid pto on B7500
Kubota Tractors
Replies 4 Post by Duane Pearl

I have been looking to buy a quart to top off my loader and can't seem to find less than 5 gallons! Is this a sign that I need to be considering draining and refilling the whole system? I don't have a manual, what is involved in this?
Any advice will be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

Kubota Hydraulic Fluid
Parts and Repair
Replies 20 Post by FarmerWannabe

Murf, that's just the way I do it, too.

Anyone ever use a ROPS
Tractor Projects
Replies 33 Post by Bird Senter

I went throught some serious mud the other day with my JD650 and tiller. I only have the loaded on the front. I was amazed that I did not get stuck. I guess the other guy was right. Your tiller pushes you foward, and along with 4wd it seems you can till anywhere.
Matt

Ballast for tilling
Operating and Attachments
Replies 9 Post by Matt Kramer

I have the owners and shop manuels and will share information if anyone needs help.
Matt

WANTED 650 Owners Manual
John Deere Tractors
Replies 5 Post by Matt Kramer

I have the owner and shop manuels for my JD 650 and will be happy to share info if anyone needs help.<br>Matt

650 manuels
John Deere Tractors
Replies 1 Post by Matt Kramer

I do not have the power steering kid on my 650, but wish i did..:)
Matt

JD 650 is a workhorse and cheap on fuel
John Deere Tractors
Replies 5 Post by Matt Kramer

I have a bush hog squeeler mower 48", The problem I am having is that it is not mowing (cutting) as well as it used to. It is leaving grass uncut. The area of concern is in the middle of the deck where the rear wheel is.The blades appear to be ok. Pto speed is alright.. Any suggestions? Thanks chris

Field mower help
Mowers Field and Finish
Replies 12 Post by Chris Cooper

I'm selling a NH 914A belly mower. It's a year old used less than 10 times.<br>Can anyone give me a fair price guide? Orig. cost $2500. I use a backhoe so I'm going with a 3pt unit to make the switch from/to the hoe<br>easier.Thanks.Vince.

NH 914a Mower
Mowers Field and Finish
Replies 1 Post by Vincent Ronga

I was given a Massey Twin/Junior 101 and I have a gentleman interested in purchasing it. I know nothing really about this tractor but it's in good shape, running condition, and the tires are a little poor but o.k.I require a fair but good selling price for this tractor. Would anyone be able to help me?Karen

Looking to sell wanting to know a fair price
Massey Ferguson Tractors
Replies 3 Post by Karen Fedorychka

I used a suction device to remove the old lube through the fill hole.

Paul
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Mid Mower Gearbox Fluid change help- NH 914A
Mowers Field and Finish
Replies 3 Post by Paul Nakamura

I'm sure you ran down and bought it by now, however...
Kubota B2150 4WD HST, Mfr. 1988-98, 18 PTO HP, 1861 lbs.,Last Factory List $15,490.
Dealer Lot Price - 1995 - $11,000 w/o implements {Bank Loan Value $7260.}

B2150 1995 with 2800 hours
Kubota Tractors
Replies 4 Post by John Miller, III

I will probably go with the loc-tite route before the safety wire route, but thanks for the idea. If I was going to have to go to that extreme with a brand new 20K machine they can have it back and I will go to a different color! I have already put loc-tite on the other three wheels' bolts. Right now still waiting for JD to get back to my dealer on whether it will be covered on warranty or not. Thanks for the feedback. -Rich

4300 wheel bolt problems
John Deere Tractors
Replies 72 Post by RichS

Here's one for the books! Well, I believe I've found the problem. I pulled the tank and here's what I found. The fine mesh screen is attached to the pickup tube with a piece of hose. That hose had split and I found the screen at the bottom of the tank. I also found, believe it or not, a plastic cap (one of those that are used to block the tiny air hole on a plastic fuel can). [Thanks previous owner!] Apparently, everything was fine until the hose split and the screen dropped off. That left the pickup tube exposed and at certain times that plastic cap would drift into the end of it and block the fuel completely. By the way the tank was clean as a whistle, only a little corrosion on the pickup tube. Anyway, I reassembled all and took it out in the pasture and tackled some foot high grass with power to spare. Hope this will help someone in the future and again, thanks much for all your input guys!

755 Fuel problem
John Deere Tractors
Replies 11 Post by Mike Flitcraft

JeffM: I interpreted 'rockshaft' as the 3ph. Maybe the reference is to a different rockshaft, since I don't know the hoe. I'm always curious and always ready to learn something new. Anyway, if the comments are about the 3ph, my 1710 manual trouble shooting section indicated the relief valve isn’t supposed to open at the top of lift-arm travel. It's always good to read manuals, because not everything works the same. However, if the comments are about a 3ph, I can’t see that a design where it’s possible to inadvertently open the relief is all that good of an idea.

JD 48 Backhoe Complaint
John Deere Tractors
Replies 20 Post by TomG

The 40 hp Massey would translate into either an 1250 or a 1165. The 1165 is the better tractor but a little big for lawn work.

Anybody out there own an AGCO Allis machine
Mowers Field and Finish
Replies 5 Post by Peters

Some strange things can happen at dealers. The first time I checked tire pressures after I got my 1710 back from a dealer, the front tires pegged my 20# gauge. Yikes! I figured I must have been transported from Northern Ontario in late fall to Southern Arizona in August--beam me up and all of that. The mechanic must have thought I spend all my time driving around with buckets of wet concrete or something.

Stuck latch on 430 loader
John Deere Tractors
Replies 2 Post by TomG

Ah. Well. Quite frankly, the same rules apply. If the list of things you mentioned was the ONLY thing you'd use a 'hoe for, I'd say no. But, I have a backhoe and I'm here to tell you, they're like computers...most of us could get by just fine without one, but once you have one, you'll never want to be without one again. You'll find all sorts of little tasks that are MUCH easier with a backhoe. The comments above about convenience and accessibility of small 'hoes is well taken. When I made my living with my tractor, I got a lot of work because I could get in and out without tearing up the lawn or requiring trees to be removed. In fact, I still have a business relationship with a full-size contractor that has three excavators (small, medium and large) and a TLB, and he calls me every once in a while for a small job, or a job in a tight place. If you can afford it, go for it. You won't be sorry.

Backhoe Capabilities
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 11 Post by Paul Fox

Kute.

King Kutter Klarifikation
Mowers Field and Finish
Replies 5 Post by JonB