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they told me 1495.00

brush cutters
John Deere Tractors
Replies 10 Post by plots1

Here are the specs for the CK20. It's 21 HP/16 PTO hp with the HST

http://www.kiotitractor.com/products/ck20[1].html

I have one on order now, due for delivery in the March/April time frame. I'll just say you can get one for MUCH cheaper than the list price you were quoted.

LK 2554 4wd w Koyker Loader
Kioti Tractors
Replies 17 Post by mathey

I agree with Peters. I run a 6' cutter on 27 PTO hp. I have 24 acres but only mow about 8 or so. I can run in 3H (3rd/high) mowing open pasture if I keep it mowed. If I let it grow up too much, I have to slow down to 2H, or maybe even 1H if I let it go too long and it is really heavy and green.

How much hp
Operating and Attachments
Replies 4 Post by BillBass

Like TomG said, it depends on what is being cut. I have a 4300 with 29 pto hp. I cut in the woods and my fields have a lot of obsticles. In my case I went with the 5 footer. My tire width is 5 1/2 feet so I wanted to keep it inside my tires to aid in manuvering. With the decrease in size, I have plenty of power, to pickup the stuff my tires run over, on the next pass. Good luck and I know there are plenty of old threads on this same thing. One of them was from me when I was in your position.

brush cutter
Operating and Attachments
Replies 10 Post by George in VT

Shifting & working a loader is no big deal
Hydrostatic makes things much easier

Kioti - What size
Kioti Tractors
Replies 11 Post by larry

Parts manuals can be sort of interesting in a twisted sort of way, at least for some people.

There are two pumps listed for 1710's covering from 1983 on. One is 8cc and the other 11cc. The 8cc pump has a note indicating the pump is for L/Power steering on 198484 Asian models only. There also is a different 8cc pump listed for 1510's.

However, the parts for 1710 offsets lists the same two pumps from 85 but the notes indicate the pumps are for L/power steering and W/power steering with no mention of Asian models. The 8cc pump is the same one listed for Asian model 1710's and not the NA 1510. At least the keys seem to be the same for all pumps and models, including the 1510.

Meanwhile, the seal kit for 1510's indicates that it contains 12 bolts and 5 o-rings but the drawing reference is to a box labeled 'kit,' so you can't tell what goes where. But for 1710's There is a note that no parts breakdown is available for 1710 kits since the kits come from the supplier rather than Shibaura. A good guess is that the kit is for the whole pump, but it is just a guess. Similarly, I'd guess that the pump is the 11cc pump.

One thing obvious from all this is that having a parts manual is good, but just having one isn't a complete substitute for asking a real parts guy. When all is said and done, I'm not really sure if this is helpful or not. What might be more helpful is that I recall there is a note with the priority valve parts. The note refers to a technical note issued for separating the priority valve from the pump. The note might be a good thing to track down.

1710 Hydraulics Failure
New Holland Tractors
Replies 10 Post by TomG

Sounds like it could be an interesting product. The used chippers I looked at for my 24 HP tractor were 3" chippers. The idea of chipping a 5" log with 18 hp sounds a little optimistic. The rating might mean that it has a 5' throat and you can get that sized log in there but very very slowly. Still, a 5" throat would let you nibble away at big stuff where a 3" model wouldn't give you a choice.<br>
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The used chippers I looked at had shredder sections where brushy material could be fed. I don't know if these units also have shredders, but when I was looking I thought I'd probably make more use of the shredder than the chipper.<br>

Chippers again
Operating and Attachments
Replies 16 Post by TomG

Could be that modern tires have higher load ratings. The rear turfs for my mid-80's Ford are rated under 1800 lbs. per tire at max load pressure. If I ball-park the weight-distribution and weight on the rear axle and subtract that from the total tire load ratings I get about 2000 lbs. remaining for load plus ballast. That is a bit above the 3ph rating, so I guess the design is consistent. I can't exceed the tire rating without exceeding the 3ph rating. I would have to remember to pump up the tires to their max load pressures though.

Good to think about these things and now I know that there are golf tires that I might look for when I need to replace some rubber.

Another wrinkle in this loading thing is that I believe loaded tire weight doesn't contribute to the axle load but it probably does contribute to tire loads. It would be possible to ballast within the axle rating and still over-load the tires. Of course, that's just not going to happen with some of the load ratings Tim mentioned. Maybe tires are among the few things that improved in modern times.

Secret Specs on John Deere Compact Tractors
John Deere Tractors
Replies 35 Post by TomG

What's the difference between a 205 and a 205-4? Mine has a Japanese engine (S-107). Can parts be found for this engine? Worst case, is there a more readily available replacement engine available?

MF205 vs MF205-4
Massey Ferguson Tractors
Replies 3 Post by Mike Zimmermann

One thing to think long and hard about is my example. I almost bought a Great Bend loader ($600 cheaper than JD). I believe they are as well made as my JD loader, BUT I found out that the loader subframe was incompatable with my mid-mount mower and there would have been no way to easily switch from one to another without a grueling subframe switchout. Also the ease of attaching and detaching the factory loader is usually MUCH better. In summary, IF you don't ever want a mid-mount mower or other front or mid-frame attachment, and IF you don't wish to remove the loader often or at all, then the aftermarket loader could be a viable cost-savings. Otherwise, pass it by and get the factory set-up.

factory vs other brand FEL
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 6 Post by jyoutz

What would be a good price for a 1992 L2350DT 4WD 300 hours garage kept w/LA450 front end loader excellent condition.

Price check L2350DT 4WD
Kubota Tractors
Replies 2 Post by Bob Jones

My 4100 has 245/75-16 radial truck tires which are a size smaller than your R-4s I suspect. At least they are smaller than the R-1's that came on the tractor.

When I was using liquid ballast they went from 65 pounds empty to around 185 pounds filled with a pretty weak CACl solution.

Plain water weighs 8.3 pounds per gallon and I would guess my calcium fill weighed around 10 pounds per gallon.

So that translates to at least ten gallons per tire and maybe a bit more. Ten would be good a starting point.

4110 tire volume
John Deere Tractors
Replies 2 Post by DRankin

When I was looking, the average sell price for a new one was around $22K - $23K. I would say high teens seems fair. Tough without seeing it.
Pacesetter

price on used tc45d
New Holland Tractors
Replies 9 Post by Pacesetter

Hopefully someone can help.This tractor says L2550 on the hood and BF400G on the loader arms. The V.I.N. plate also says BF400G with a serial number of 17109. It is a 4X4 diesel. I am trying to figure out what year it is and what it is worth. It is mechanically sound and runs great, allthough the hour meter does not work.Thanks for any help.

Kubota L2550
Kubota Tractors
Replies 1 Post by Krammer

Bob, The 2910 and 7800 are the same tractor. The 2910 has more deluxe features including a deluxe seat, so it might be more comfortable, but there won't be more room.
More horsepower is never a bad thing, if you can afford the jump to the TC33D I would go that way. I would also get the turfs. It doesn't sound like you're going to be in a circumstance where traction is an issue, except in winter where you can add chains if necessary.
I don't know how much snow you get every year or in an average storm, but in mid Maine we get plenty. In a good year, I run out of places to put the stuff. You will just get so much more use out of the tractor with the FEL. The extra monthly isn't that much. I know where you're coming from re: target price vs. price you're going to end up paying. I just think if you get more use out of your tractor with the FEL, it makes it a better value. That said, IF you're getting the NH, I would wait for their new loader. I believe it's the 14LA instead of the 7308.
The fun is only beginning - Good Luck
Pacesetter

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

I had a 15-50. it was a good tiller, I was so impressed with it (got a larger tractor) that I bought a 25-70. I have alot of landpride equipment, I keep going back for more.

Land Pride RTA 1050 Tiller
Operating and Attachments
Replies 3 Post by Dana Trumpp

I hope you have better luck finding starter brushes than I did. I called all over and never did find a source for Nissan starter brushes.

Billy

Starter Parts
Massey Ferguson Tractors
Replies 5 Post by Billy

What would be a good price to ask for a 2000 bx2200 60"cutting deck and 72 hrs

Pricing for a used BX2200
Kubota Tractors
Replies 1 Post by bwarren

Does anyone know if $14,650 is a fair price for a Kubota L3000dt with FEL, 5' Box Blade, and 5' Shredder? Also I have recently purchased 20 acres---getting ready to retire---and really do not know if the 3000 is what I need to purchase. I have about 5 acres of yard to mow, a driveway(about 1/4 mile)to finish and alot of underbrush/small trees, etc. to clear. We have alot of Kubota dealers in the area, but also Mahindra and Kioti. Mahindra is a little cheaper but not much history that I can find. Any advice will be appreciated.

Thanks!

L3000DT Price
Kubota Tractors
Replies 1 Post by SETEXAS

I had a guy offer to sell his BX2200 to me for $8500. This included 60"MMM, 48" Gear Driven 3pt Tiller, and he had an additional 60" Rear Mower to throw in that was nearly new. I think you will need to be in the 7500-8500 range. There is a local dealer selling his last BX2200 with 60" MMM for 9500 brand new.

BX2200 Trade In
Kubota Tractors
Replies 11 Post by deerefan