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Kevin, I have used my neighbors 12" post hole digger several times and it worked great, no problems.
Eric

4100 Post Hole attachment
John Deere Tractors
Replies 5 Post by Eric D.

Hello, I have a 1998 1070 with a 440 loader. While tilling a couple of weeks ago I had to pull the scv lever about every 10 minutes to keep the loader from running into the ground. I do hope this problem can be rectified with a simple fix. Possibly changing out a valve? The tractor is plumbed with the power beyond for the backhoe. When the tractor is not running the loader will stay at any height I choose. I have noticed that when the backhoe is on it also leaks down. If anyone has a solution I would be grateful.

1070 440 loader leaks down when the tractor is running
John Deere Tractors
Replies 2 Post by Duane Volk

Dan,

I change from the 48BH to the 3PT hitch often on my 4700. The plates do not have to be removed. The bottom links must be installed first. The link must be at an angle which allows the spherical bearing to slip on to the pin. Be patient, once you find the correct angle, the links go on fairly easy. Also, the hitch pins are a challenge. Not much room for the ring. I hope this helps.
Tony

JD 48 backhoe and three point arms
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 4 Post by Anthony M. Parente

I did get word back from my JD dealer on replacement of the hydro pedals on my 4200. He said that they did order the new parts to replace both the pedals and the connecting rods to the transmission. They will replace them under warranty. I looked on JD's on-line parts catalog, and compared the parts diagrams for both pedal designs. The new design is quite different from the old one. I am looking forward to getting them replaced. If anyone has not taken advantage of the on-line parts catalogs on the JD website, you may want to check it out. All of the exploded parts diagrams are listed for your tractor (that is if it's a green one). They are a bit clunky to navigate around in, but you eventually find what you're looking for. Happy tractoring!

hydro pedals on 4200
John Deere Tractors
Replies 11 Post by Brad Englund

I'm looking to buy a 4300 or 4400 in New Hampshire.<br>Spoke with 3 dealers so far...prices pretty close for my package.<br>I'm wondering if anyone out here has recently bought a JD compact tractor in New Hampshire. <br>If so, <br>Who did you buy from? <br>Were you happy with the dealership? <br>What did you pay for your package (itemized list)?If someone is looking to buy New Hampshire, let's talk...maybe we can get together and cut a better deal if we bring a double purchase to a dealer.Thanks in advance.Bill

Ready to buy
John Deere Tractors
Replies 1 Post by Bill Ryan

FWD is New Holland's way of saying 4 wheel drive. Technically, it stands for 'front wheel drive.' Don't ask me why they did it that way. On my FWD TC29, there is a lever to throw to switch from two wheel rear to four wheel drive.

TC21D or somthing else
New Holland Tractors
Replies 4 Post by Michael

Thanks to all who responded. Time permitting, I'll try tonight.

Kevin

How to start it
Kubota Tractors
Replies 7 Post by Kevin Youngberg

Thanks JB. Just got back with my new box scraper. The tractor is a Yanmar 1610D with Allied 95 loader/4' bucket and Handlers backhoe (3pt attachment). The hoe is Canadian, made in Abbotsford, BC, I think. I bought it mainly for trenching and digging. I've included a link. The hoe seems awful sensitive, hard to feather, but probably just a matter of experience/muscle memory. Tractor had 500 hrs on it when I got it. It's rated at about 20 - 22 hp depending on which spec sheet you look at, and is like new. Have about 6 hrs so far on tractor cutting my driveway in and couldn't be happier with my purchase. Soon as I get the hang of the implements I should be able to shape the world!!

Box Blade use
Tractor Projects
Replies 11 Post by Jeff Jump

I am purchasing a 2410 with FEL and rear finishing mower. Should be delivered this coming week. Later this fall I plan to purchase the front mounted snowblower. My driveway is 1500' and this past winter we had so much snow the snow plow could not get down it at all. It was too high on the sides so I cranked up my walk behind snowblower (28" cut) and cleared it out so it was passable. My dealer has not said how difficult it is to change between FEL and snowblower but I will ask him this week. BTW, I do not plan to change during the winter. My neighbor also has a 2410 and we have agreed that he can use my tractor with the snowblower and I can use his with the FEL. That will keep me from having to change it back and forth on my tractor.

BX2200 snowblower vs fel
Kubota Tractors
Replies 5 Post by Denny Townson

Has anyone else ran a Hoe this size with one of the pumps from Northern?? Their smallest PTO pump is 11GPM the hoe only needs 4.0 to 5.0 GPM. It seems a like it would mess something up. Also will a 15 PTO hp tractor be able to run an 11GPM pump? If the pump was around 6 GPM I wouldn't be worried but 11...?? I'm not real familiar with Hydraulics characteristics(or spelling for that matter) This is the smallest GPM PTO pump I've seen anywhere, except the Hoe manufacturers.
Jeff

Backhoe PTO Pump Pricing
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 11 Post by jb85302

Next thing to do is to extend the stack up so the exhaust exits well above the head of a seated operator. Other than that, I don't know of anything. Some folks are quite sensitive to diesel fumes. Smells like roses to me!

John Deere 4400 exhaust fumes
John Deere Tractors
Replies 7 Post by Paul Fox

Here's a link from this site about box scrapers...

Proud Owner
Kubota Tractors
Replies 3 Post by Don M

We pay good $$$ for our compacts and no one welcomes the sight of rust. I have been treating my JD 4100 with ZEP Rust inhibitor since new and have no corrosion. I dilute 10:1 with water in a garden sprayer and apply every other month to the chassis and driveline. Simple to do and will keep my tractor like new.

No rust on my 4100
Parts and Repair
Replies 1 Post by keith metler

Yes on both counts! The subframes for the loader and blades is also compatable together.

Hydralic Angle Plow on BX2200
Kubota Tractors
Replies 4 Post by Art White

Tom, for you is your glass half full or half empty? Murf, I've never seen tires expand that much under 10 mph, but I've never watched that closely as ten mph is the speed on four wheel drive tractors that they should be disengaged. I've seen many four wheel drive failures that I do attribute to mismatched tires. Unfortunately for me as I stated earlier I was the cause of one of them. The most perfect lead, notice that I did not say lag, and there is one manufacturer that has a four percent lag built in, is up to five percent lead. Now for my customers beneifit of my knowledge I like three to five percent lead. This gives the least scuffing when turning and doesn't burn the front tires off prematurely. The presure we use to balance the tires front to rear for optimum performance varies on the tractor and tire combination.

mixed R4 tires and PSI
Parts and Repair
Replies 34 Post by Art White

Big Eddy: I spent a minute on your song ... and I'm glad I did. A fine job on your part!

The Orange and the Green
Tractor Projects
Replies 3 Post by Bernie Galgoci

Murf, you got it just exactly right. 8 years ago I built a 24x48 (1152 square feet) garage with four overhead doors. Can't hardly move in it and two trucks still sit out in the snow. I'm waiting on the building permit now to build another 900 square feet of tractor shed most of which will have a second floor. And I guarantee by this time next year I'll be moaning and groaning about not having enough space.

tractor storage
John Deere Tractors
Replies 12 Post by Paul Fox

I have an '88 750 that I bought new. It will do any of the tasks you mentioned except pulling stumps. Pulling stumps with a tractor requires a LOT of weight, and the 750 just doesn't have it. It'll try it's little heart out, but you'll just spin the wheels. Pulling stumps is dangerous anyway, I don't recommend it. Too easy to flip the tractor over or have the chain break and come whipping back at you. I run a 5' bush hog over brush up to 2", a 4" chipper, and a 50" rototiller among other things, and have never lacked for power. Traction, yes, but not power. You'll LOVE the 4WD, by the way. My dealer just offered me $5000 for mine with the FEL, towards a new 790. I got quite a chuckle out of that...

Is a John Deere 750 too small
John Deere Tractors
Replies 8 Post by Paul Fox

Hi, I just sold my 87' B8200HST with FEL and 6ft. rear finish mower for 12k. So the price for the B2150 is good if you ask me. See if the dealer gives any warranty on his used stuff.

Von

Kubota b2150 good price
Kubota Tractors
Replies 2 Post by Von

...just checking to see if this board is still operable......

Kubota L3410 Price
Kubota Tractors
Replies 4 Post by Paul S.