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They will deliver what is requested. The road tax is already paid. Off road would be good for the tractors but the amount I use it would be better to use on road for the tractors than let the fuel sit for years while I try and use it up. The only think that you save is the cost of the station adds.
Peters

Why is there no toyota diesel
Pickup Trucks and Trailers
Replies 49 Post by Peters

You know I like to stir the pot but last summer we had a discussion concerning the mulching leaves/grass and better cut in general and less clogging of the deck. I also remember it was reference as better at wet grass. At the time it was recommended that you switch to the Silver Streak gatorback blades (Art White and others). Therefore my question is if John Deere does not want to sell individual blades why not switch to a better blade for the deck?

Mower blades in sets of 3
John Deere Tractors
Replies 10 Post by Peters

Mark,
I wasn't able to respond to your other post (may have something to do with the quotation marks in the Subject line) or My computer :), I would be interested in spec's for a 4700 4x4 hydro.

Thank you
David

Secret Specs for John Deere
John Deere Tractors
Replies 2 Post by dsg

Denise,<br>
Try the link below, look under Massey Ferguson and then under 254 4x4. You will need to know the year, if you don't, get the serial number and this site can tell you the year.<br>
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Hope this helps<br>
David

wondering about value and if Massey ferguson makes this
Massey Ferguson Tractors
Replies 3 Post by dsg

Kubotaman, Since you're not registered yet, you don't have a profile. I'm curious what Kubota you own, how you use it and what your property is like? I'm still looking and undecided.
Thanks Pacesetter

Pricing on 3710 and 3130
Kubota Tractors
Replies 16 Post by Pacesetter

And, may I just say look around before you buy. Look on ebay their are tractors like a New Holland TC30 2wd in crate (you assemble) for $8600

Look and ask question before you buy any tractor. and the most important,take a trip to a dealer and touch one.

Kris

Info
Operating and Attachments
Replies 4 Post by Kris,From,NC

The X-500 series are extremely nice and I loved the X585 for it was clearly the finest Garden Tractors, I ever owned; however, the overall value coupled with my desire to need some loader work plus tiller (got to purchase 3-point and PTO-extra) pushed me towards the 2210.

JD-X595 Anyone using one
John Deere Tractors
Replies 12 Post by jd2210

Capt.B, when you start using your split brakes for any of your tractor operations,you will think you are on a totally different machine.Do you have a problem with your tractor shutting off when fuel is at 1/2 tank or less while on a slight slope?If so, I have a 990 and got dealer to fix that problem even using my suggestion.

Ballasting
Snowblowers / Snow Plows
Replies 15 Post by Yerbyra

It can't be a 99 model for the GX series came out in 2002. As for price, go to http://www.lawnpower.com click on used garden equipment and there you will see some dollar figures.

mower value
John Deere Tractors
Replies 2 Post by jd2210

Stick with the Kubota loader. It is built and designed specifically for that tractor and will help with resale value as well. Yes, there are hidden cost and problems with aftermarket loaders. Even if there is more lift capacity available for an aftermarket loader, remember Kubota designed the loader to match the tractor's capabilities.

bx 2200
Kubota Tractors
Replies 5 Post by SomeGuy

If it doesn't have a lot of hours, the sheet metal is good, the paint is good and the tires are good that sounds like a great price. Had one here with less than 100 hours, really good shape, brand new kubota loader, turf tires that went for $13,800.

Price check
Kubota Tractors
Replies 3 Post by JustAGuy

Stonehams Implements has a page with the specs. on the 419 Loader on a 790. I ordered mine two days ago, I can't wait until it arrives. Try this link to Stoneham's page:
http://www.stonehams.com/4010seriesloader.html

419 loader
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 8 Post by chance

Thanks Mark. I'll check Wally World out.

You know, I wouldn't mind paying a fair price at the dealership but all of them are way out of line. I know some of you think just because the container has John Deere or Kubota written across it, it's the best you can get. I don't agree and never will. If they'd get right with their pricing, they would sell a whole lot more.

About getting rid of old oil. The recycle place (if you have one near by) should take any type of oil. My brother-in-law drives a big rig. He puts all his old oil in a barrel and burns it. I'm not sure that's quite legal but we live so far back in the woods, we use hoot owls for roosters.

Billy

4610 ehydro pedal locations
John Deere Tractors
Replies 17 Post by Billy

In NH and Maryland you have to put the nets on down to the ground - ravens will go under the net and jump into the bushes. And they are smart enough to know the cats will not jump on the nets!!

Berry farms
Garden and Landscape
Replies 7 Post by TheWDCTexan

Here in Maryland deer seem to eat everything but weeds and grass. We use several sprays like DeerAway that seem to work but they smell like a skunk buried in 9 day old fish entrails. You do NOT want that stuff on you. It rains off BUT it works. But I would not put it near the house.

I have also put chicken wire flat on the ground around my orchard - they will jump the 3' but seem to go around the 6 foot - not sure why. Rock salt in a shot gun works for awhile but you have to repeat about every two weeks - deer are dumb. GOOD LUCK.

What deere do not like to eat
Garden and Landscape
Replies 24 Post by TheWDCTexan

let me give you the story line we as employees were told.
Economic necessity means they will be closing the Dalton Oh facility June 30, 2003. The product will be built in Johnson Creek Wisconsin. That is the same plant the Ransomes Bob Cat line is built in. About 120 of us will be looking for new employment over the next year. Not sure what all else underlies the whole move. The transition team is in place and individuals from that plant are here on a weekly basis to learn the assembly process etc. Will watch the board for questions and try to keep you informed of new information as we learn of it.

Steiner is shutting down at dalton Location
Articulated Tractors
Replies 2 Post by neberly

The auxiliary option does not have enough flow to operate an attachment like a log splitter. That is why you see the loader, auger and reel mowers with their own hydraulic pump.
Figure out how to attach a pump to the front pulley and use that to operate the splitter. Many Steiner dealers and owners have done just that and come up with their own attachments. Generators, power washers etc. Good luck

Log splitter for Steiner or Ventrac
Articulated Tractors
Replies 2 Post by neberly

quot Secret quot Specs on John Deere Compact Tractors
John Deere Tractors
Replies 1 Post by DRankin

Yep, that saga Gold Star is a nice banjo. I played one about a year ago; it had good action and was nice and crisp. Does it have the wreath inlay pattern on the neck? I have an early Gibson Mastertone that I am rather fond of.

My concern regarding the subject switches is that corrosion develops over time. If water was intorduced, it may be several years before the switch actually fails.

Yes, I plan on introducing myself and updating my profile. This is a great forum.

e-hydro or PowerReverser transmission
John Deere Tractors
Replies 12 Post by 5-string

That is certainly a consideration: whether the dollars savings will be eaten up in adapting the tool to your tractor.

It may also be a smaller/lighter sub-soiler designed for less horsepower that may not stand up to your tractors weight and horsepower.

If you hit a big rock or a root with a 900 pound Cat0 tractor the whole thing comes to a stop. In the same circumstance with your 950 your might have a steel pretzel on your hands.

DIFFERENCE BETWEEN CAT 0 AND CAT 1 HITCHES
Operating and Attachments
Replies 10 Post by DRankin