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After reading the same post, I went out and purchased a couple of the 55 watt bulbs. The bulbs are inexpensive and easy to replace. Have been using the bulbs for about 1/2 year now and no heat problems. Helped me out as I frequently mow until late dusk, but still not that bright. I have been wondering about the 55 watt halogens. I noticed they do make 55 watt halogen bulbs which appear would fit my B2400. Haven't tried these as they are more costly, (around $8/ea), and my #1 concern would probably burn too hot for plastic around them. Anyone else tried the 55 watt halogens?
Regards

50w or the 35w High Intensity Bulbs for the 2410 Kubota
Kubota Tractors
Replies 3 Post by S. R. Moore

I live in New Hampshire and bought the tractor in NE New York. I did all the arraignments by phone and had the tractor delivered (paid a little extra since it was out of the normal delivery range). The bucket is supposed to be the HD, but as I can't see the two side by side I can't be sure. I hopefully will not have to test the warranty.

TC35D Price
New Holland Tractors
Replies 18 Post by Keith

HEY FARMERWANNABE, USE THE BOX SCRAPPER. ITS SAFFER THAN RAKE. IF YOUR PASTURE IS PACKED WITH ROCKS YOU DON'T WANT TO FIND OUT HOW DANGEROUS YOUR RAKE IS. THE TINES WILL BREAK OFF AND WHEN THEY DO WATCH OUT. LAST WEEK I LOST 4 OF THEM DONING WHAT YOUR YOUR THINKING OF. DIDN'T MEAN MUCH UNTILL ONE WENT PAST ME AND LANDED INFRONT OF THE TRACTOR. MY RAKE IS IN RETIREMENT. KNOW I ONLY USE IT FOR LOOSE GRAVE IN THE DRIVE.
JAY

What does a box blade do
Operating and Attachments
Replies 10 Post by jay vander plaat

You just have to move your up and down control to the full down position and there should be a detent that will hold it in that position and that is your float position.

How to float a loader
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 9 Post by Art White

Tom the lead on a front axle can definitly cause the tire scuffing problem deere tractors had. Power hopping can happen in any four wheel drive veichle it's just it takes a hard pull to really bring the problem to surface and for the most part I don't see that happening other than on the farm tractors. Ballast will not cure power hopping only the air pressure will rectify the problem. Air presure is the only way I know how to cure it if the tires are the right ones for the application.

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

Jeff, yes, it's actually the tranmission housing/reservoir that is broken.

JD belly mower problems
Tractor Projects
Replies 8 Post by Dennis M. Schweiger

I reciently purchased a 1985 John Deere 750 with 870hrs. It is a nice compact tractor. I have figured just about everything out on it except one thing. There is a silver switch on the upper left of the dash that says "on"-"off", What does this do?

JOHN DEERE 750 switch
John Deere Tractors
Replies 4 Post by MARK PETERSON

Welcome to the board, James. I also have a 4400HST, but no 4n1 bucket. I have the JD heavy-duty 61" bucket with an ATI removable toothbar on it. I also had grab hooks welded on top of the bucket on both sides and a slip hook welded to the middle of the bucket. Turns out this whole combination is great for my uses, but there are definitely times that a grapple hook or 4n1 bucket would be nice. This spring I sprung for a Brush-Brute to uproot small trees (1-4" diameter) and that seems to work pretty well so far also. Which brand 4n1 bucket did you buy? I assume you got it welded up with quick-tach brackets for the 430 loader. And do you use the optional 3rd SCV for the jaw cylinder, or a different arrangement?

4 n 1 bucket
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 3 Post by JeffM

Don't forget Woods.

Need Advice on Implements
Operating and Attachments
Replies 4 Post by JeffM

Thanks guys, I was in sort of a time crunch because I wanted to get my garden in and this was my last chance for a while. After I posted I went back out and crawled underneath and figured there must be a way. After some manipulation I managed to get them on. Your right they really did engineer this one close. It didn't seem possible they would go on, but they did. Thanks again.

JD 48 backhoe and three point arms
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 4 Post by Dan Bessette

Can someone supply a fair price for a Kubota L2250 4WD DT7 with turf tires?<br>Tractor has about 320 hours on it and is in excellent condition as it has always been stored inside.<br>

Kubota Price question
Kubota Tractors
Replies 1 Post by William Crockett

Oh, you know him, eh? ":^) I don't expect to be in the market for a new tractor in this lifetime, but if I am, it darn sure won't come from Greenway. Too many yuppies with more money than sense around here. I'll head down to farming country if I ever hit the megabucks and decide to get a new tractor.

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

Off hand, I'd guess that the lift control valve isn't sealing the cylinder completely when centred. Vibration etc. during operation is jostling the valve and allowing the cylinders to leak down. You might try disconnecting the lift hoses, or swapping the lift and bucket hoses to see if it still leaks down. However, it is curious the hoe also is leaking down since that would be operating from a separate SCV assembly (I'm assuming that it's the hoe boom that is leaking down and also only when the tractor is running). Guess I don't have a ready answer, but I did clear up some small oddities in my hydraulics when I changed the oil and filter. Changing the oil and filter might be a good idea if you're not sure of its condition or it's near a scheduled change.

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

Folks, I need some help. I just purchased a used 1993 Kubota L2950. It has R1's on the tractor. Manual says my choices are turf or ags. Does anyone know why I couldn't put R4's on it and what the equivalent size would be?Best regards, Joe

R4 039s for L2950
Parts and Repair
Replies 1 Post by Joe Heil

Thanks all for the info. I really appreciate it........Jeff

Box Blade use
Tractor Projects
Replies 11 Post by Jeff Jump

On mine it was the rain cap that was getting caught up in the tree limbs. It was also interfering with the exhaust. I took it off. The exhaust gets shot higher up and away as well. And I don't hear that clanging at idle. My preference is for tomatoe cans...

John Deere 4400 exhaust fumes
John Deere Tractors
Replies 7 Post by Roger L.

I live in New England and thought the same thing when I bought my Kubota 2710 (that I could remove snow with the loader), so that's what I did the first year. In the float position it worked pretty well for me, but my driveway (500') is paved and also pitched to one side. You do have to make extra passes. What concerned me is that it grinds the loader. So last year I bought a rear blade (6' blade for 5' wide tractor to account for angle). Plow backwards works fine and you still have the loader to push back banks. Cut my plowing time in half. But we got so much snow last year and I spent a lot of time pushing back banks to get ready for the next storm, so this year I am buying a used 5' snowblower. Hope that helps.

loader snow removal
Snowblowers / Snow Plows
Replies 25 Post by RegularGuy1040

I am getting a new Kubota 2410 this week with FEL and rear finish mower. Later this fall, I plan to buy the front mounted snowblower. How difficult is it to change from the FEL to the snowblower? Is this a once a season task or can I change back and forth easily during the winter?

How hard is it to change from FEL to Snowblower
Tractor Projects
Replies 1 Post by Denny Townson

Nick,
Mike is correct(fwd), I went thru the same thing about 1 month ago. From Jan. till april I searched for a tractor. I went with the tc29d after all my months of searching.My decision based on price, service, and servicability. I found N.H. price to be the best with the most features, service the dealer seamed great and they where the closest out of the big three. And last but not least the tractor servicability appeared to be superior over the other brands. I drove all three and N.H. I felt most comfortable with, you owe it to yourself to drive all brands you are interested in and buy what you feel most comfortable with. Hope this helps and good luck.

TC21D or somthing else
New Holland Tractors
Replies 4 Post by keith rose

Sounds like a good deal, for you. The first 3 have problems that could potentially be very costly to repair.

955 Tractors a good deal
John Deere Tractors
Replies 2 Post by RickB.