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John deere 1050 tractor for sale 1200 hours good condition 2wd 36 hp turbo diesel engine 3 point lift pto $7000

john deere 1050 for sale
John Deere Tractors
Replies 1 Post by matt Telowicz

Yanmar ,iseki,mitsubishi shibaura ,hinomoto tractors for sale individual or dealer all sizes 2 and 4wd . cheapest prices email for stocklist and prices .whole sale prices for dealers 2 or more tractors.

yanmar tractors for sale retail and dealer opportunity
Yanmar Tractors
Replies 1 Post by matt Telowicz

Greetings everyone! I just ordered a new John Deere 4100 standard width 4x4 with Hydrostatic, dual SCV, turf tires, 54" mid-mount mower w/mulch attachment, and a #15 cart from my local dealer. Is there anything as a new owner I should be on the lookout for from your past experiences as a current owner? I also plan on purchasing a blade and tiller in the near future, too. I am tractor ignorant, but felt for my 2 acres, it was the finest machine I could buy with an equally good resale value if I ever decide to sell it. I got it for $14,755 including sales tax, and I am curious if that was also a fair deal. Shopping for these is not exactly like buying a car, as I have no frame of reference in invoice pricing. Any imput would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

New Owner Member Welcomes Tips
John Deere Tractors
Replies 2 Post by Reel-crazy

All-Any one no why New Holland does not offer their 45 HorsePower Tractors with the Mid PTO Option. It is available on the 40 and I thought the 40 & 45 have the same frame size. Is their some interference issues with the 45 transmission/engine size that prevents having the MID PTO Option?Curious because the 45 would be nice for the extra power but in the long run don't know if I every will come in the need for a Mid PTO.Thanks in advance for knowledge/help?Benjamin Youman

TC45D Case DX45---Why no Mid PTO Option
New Holland Tractors
Replies 14 Post by Benjamin P. youman

I guess the oil level is rechecked after it has been blowing oil, and the level is checked on fairly level ground. If so, it sounds like a blocked crankcase breather. All engines produce some blow-by, and many engines also create pressure waves from piston movements. A crankcase has to have a breather. If the breather is blocked, the dipstick is about the only other opening. Many dipsticks on small diesels come into the crankcase quite low near the oil level. If blow-by is existing through the dipstick, it's likely that some oil is being picked up and forced out around the dipstick. I'd mow for awhile and then check for oil while the tractor is still running at PTO speed. Wipe off any oil and wait to see if it's still blowing oil. If so, wipe again and remove the oil-fill cap to see if it still blows. If it stops blowing, a blocked breather is likely, which should be fairly simple to find and correct. Open breather systems can be a hose on the side of the engine, a breather cap on the rocker arm cover etc. Closed systems, like PVC automotive systems, feed pressure from the crankcase back through the intake manifold, and there is a valve somewhere in the line.

Kubota 7300 blowing oil
Parts and Repair
Replies 2 Post by TomG

"PATU DC 65 HF" , Hydraulic Feed works off tractor Hydraulics. will chip up to 7" stick. CAT I setup, 25 to 70 PTO hp needed. Bought New in Aug. 2000, less than 30 hrs. private use, Exc. condiction. $5000. Located in Franklin,Me. Delivery available. David

PTO Chipper For Sale
Operating and Attachments
Replies 1 Post by dsg

Kelly backhoe web site is now working. If you care to visit the stie, this is the address: www.kelleymanufacturing.com

Kelly backhoe website
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 1 Post by arnie

Does anyone know where to get tines for a "Sicma" tiller?<br>Thanks

tiller
Operating and Attachments
Replies 1 Post by billy

I have read the dk35 manual and I was wondering if I have forgotten the english language.Its funny trying to make sense of this book.I think the proof reader was a Korean who spoke broken english.Forward means back and in means out and SEA is SAE and so on and so forth etc. etc. etc.The words are kind of like mercury,its hard to put your finger on it,I almost get it but I dont....I have about 15 hrs on the tractor, if you do any bushhogging what rpm and what gear do you usually stay in Im running about 2000 in first in high range.I noticed the hydraulic oil seems to really get hot I can feel the control for the front end loader and you cant put your hand on it,but the engine temp is fine.Thanks for any feedback. Walt

Owners Manual
Kioti Tractors
Replies 3 Post by walt lieber

I don't use them for major grading but they work for final leveling. I've used them to clean out water ways tah have filled with dirt m where you don't need a tilt. I wouldn't use them to fill a large hole, but they work fine for backfilling trenches.

Compact backhoe or Full size backhoe
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 13 Post by lsheaffer

Also impressive, at least to me, was the Harley rake that I rented. This has a powered roller with 2" spikes (fingers) that dig in, kicking debris (rocks, etc) forward and letting the dirt (fines) roll over the roller to the rear. Angling it will allow the debris to windrow to the side, or straight it will keep the debris going forward. If wanting to run deep, just move slower. There appear to be several different sizes, from 3pt to skidsteer. When I used one and after a few passes, I had a lot of fine dirt pile up that I moved (dragged) by turning the PTO off and just dragged it along with the unpowered rake. Just passing info along. Not sure how it compares to the other tools mentioned here, but sure is a great tool to go from rough lot to one with a seedbed ready for seeding in one to just a few passes. Picking up the windrowed rocks with the loader bucket worked great too. The link is glenmac.com.

TR3 Rake - Anyone tried one
Operating and Attachments
Replies 5 Post by kay

FYI, we sell the shaver units for $3350.00, unfortunately your tractor is too small to lift it.

Stump grinder
Operating and Attachments
Replies 6 Post by agwholesaler

Thanks for the info Kenny. I went and got the part this morning $400.00 + dollars. Everything in the differential is fine, bearings etc are all good. I spoke with JD they basically said tough luck. I just wonder if my other one is about to go.

Randy

Broken axle on 755
John Deere Tractors
Replies 3 Post by Randall Polcyn

Brian, I paid 17,600 for the 29D with 7308 loader and 5ft brush hog. Price seems a little high but the green around here was more.

prices for TC25D 29D 33D with loader
New Holland Tractors
Replies 9 Post by keith rose

Northern Tool also carries a small PTO pump.

irrigation implement
Garden and Landscape
Replies 19 Post by Peters

Harvey: Thanks for the comments. Backwards was how I was planning to use the scraper as well. I figure I can shorten up the top-link enough so the scraper would ride on the back if its front cutter and wouldn't sink in the gravel much. Still don't know if the scarifiers would do much to ice. Fortunately we haven't had a repeat of two Decembers ago when there was one freezing rain after another--nothing helped much. I started joking about drilling holes in the drive and practicing ice fishing. We probably agree on two fundamentals of snow removal: Plan where it's going to be put before it starts snowing and don't plow before a rain. I probably like my blower because I don't have to plan--just keep blowing it out into the yard. It even blows slush half-decent. I figure if I plowed, I'd probably get it wrong and would end up with a 5' wide drive. Have to trade the truck in on a Toyota before spring.

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

I figure the 4100 would really strut itself stuff if a major job were finish mowing in a heavily landscaped yard or generally working in tight places. A larger tractor would get other type jobs done a bit faster. I can't answer the question about pushing down trees, but the question does bring up the subject of tires. The choice of tires is about as important as the size of tractor. Basically, you can't drive on lawns with ag tires, but you can't get good pulling traction with turf tires. Turf tires wouldn't be too good for pushing down trees with any size compact. Compacts tend to be more limited by traction than by power. Larger tractors do have more traction because they are heavier and have larger tires, but some traction can be added to any tractor by adding ballast. Regarding grading with loaders: Much like snow removal, some people have good luck with loaders, but I never got the hang of it. I got a box scraper with hydraulic top-link that I greatly prefer for grading and probably just didn�t develop the knack. I do some types of spreading and compacting with the loader--mostly back-dragging with it. The scraper makes for much more controlled cutting and spreading operations. A loader can't cut and spread at the same time very well, and they can't cut side-grades. A crown can be built on a drive by using a scraper and the 3ph side-leveler. Regarding cutters, I hear that rotary cutters do a surprisingly good job of finish mowing. Maybe somebody will comment, but I think that some types of cutters may be better at producing a mowed �pasture lawn� than others. I believe that a common type with a single tail wheel doesn't produce a very level cut if bumps, dips and hills are present. Anyway, I wouldn't agonize too much over the tractor size. Almost any size tractor is going to be useful. Mostly what happens is that the owner adapts to the tractor. Size just affects the range of jobs the tractor gets. There's always going to be hired out jobs and standalone equipment. The object, though, is to keep a tractor busy, because they're pretty expensive things to have just sitting around. In general, the more implements available, the busier the tractor. The tractor is expensive and implements are cheap. so, buying implements is a pretty good way to increase value of the tractor investment.

Decisions decisions
Operating and Attachments
Replies 13 Post by TomG

How many acres do you plant? Is this how you make a living or is it a second job? What do you plant? With a MF 240 I dont think it would be rice, I see that wheat and sugercane are major crops of Pakistan. Most small farms around me that have MF240 tractors are truck farms. sending their crops to the markets in the local citys and grocerys. They might only plant 4 acres of each crop tomato, potato, corn, turnips, pumpkins. The folks in the city will pay more than locals will for the same thing. I am just curious

My Massey Ferguson MF 240 is now more than 3 years old and
Massey Ferguson Tractors
Replies 7 Post by David Waite

Congratulations Tim!
I know what a LOOOOOONNNNGGGGG week this will be! Tom

TC40D Price Check
New Holland Tractors
Replies 12 Post by Tom Kopf

Where are you, Bill? I'll sell you my tiller. LOL In '95, I bought a new Bush Hog RTS40 tiller for my B7100 (40" although the manual says it actually tills 38"). At any rate, it was perfect for the B7100, but now I have a B2710 and would like a tiller that's 14" to 22" wider. However, it still serves the purpose. I had it centered on the B7100 and now have it offset to just cover my right tracks on the B2710. I don't know what they sell for now, but in '95 I paid $1,300 for this one. It's one fine machine. Bush Hog products are a little pricey, but good.

Need a tiller for my Kubota B7100HST
Kubota Tractors
Replies 4 Post by Bird Senter