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Dave,

I have a Land Pride 1558 tiller and have used it in my garden. It worked great and have had no problems with it. I like the slip clutch feature. For the money, it is as good or better than the John Deere tillers. I don't have any experience with the King Cutter tillers. I usually see that brand at Tractor Supply Center. You won't go wrong with the Land Pride tiller.

KingKutter vs Landpride
Operating and Attachments
Replies 24 Post by Chief

I have recently acquired an F930. Serial No. M0F930X360490, can the year be identified? Any thoughts on value with 2330 hours?

Also - the pto lever does not "detent" into position. Is this common, any ideas on fixes. I haven't dug into it too deep yet.

Thanks
Scott

F930 info
John Deere Tractors
Replies 1 Post by zcases

I use a R400 Kubota aticulated loader at work (nurserey), and ever since i have worked there the loader has had a problem with the inching/brake pedal. When you want to inch forward the pedal catches or "clicks" kinda. Its very difficult to move slowly forward in inches, usually it jerks forwards about three to six inches no matter how gentle you are. We have had our respective Kubota dealer out many times to fix it, the last time he put a whole new hyd. thingy? in and the next day in the field it was the same way. My boss ties a string to a piece of likage to hold it up and that works better but it does not last long. Also there is a noise from the drive train, like a tooth is missing from the pinion or something, when you are in second or third gear. We had that fixed as well, but to no avail...Its not the u-joints. Please help!!! The loader has over 4000 hours on it and is still strong(good maintence), Thanks.

R400 Kubota problems
Articulated Tractors
Replies 6 Post by dave27

I have had my 790 since sept of 2002/78 hrs. It has done everything I needed to do and the some !!! I have the 7 series hoe, 6 ft box scraper, 71 inch finishing mower, 6 ft york rake and the 419 loader. I have my dealer looking out for the 59 snow blower/used.

Considering the 790
John Deere Tractors
Replies 20 Post by hjp

Welcome to the board Darrell,
I'd suggest scrolling down a bit or looking into the archives. I bought a TC40D a bit over 2 years ago and helped NH sell a few of the same on this board. (No commision-Damn.) I looked at all the others too. I had no favorites and I wasn't going to let $1000 make a difference on a $22000+ purchase. For me the visability and mostly the supersteer option is what did it for me. I didn't get a 45D because for some dumb reason NH does not have a mid PTO option. Good luck and keep us posted. Tom

New to the board and new to compact tractors
New Holland Tractors
Replies 24 Post by Tom Kopf

Could You please tell me what a John Deere 1050 2wheel drive 630 hrs with snow blower and back blade 6 ft like brand new stored inside at all times I'm in michigan between Lansing and Detroit Please reply to

Price Quote
John Deere Tractors
Replies 1 Post by JIM Witt

I'm in the market for a 30hp 4*4 tractor. Who makes farm pro? What are the best reasons to stick to the big names? I'm not interested in being cheep but not interested in paying for a name. thanks dave

farm pro
Other Tractor Brands
Replies 4 Post by gibber

Does anybody know what is going on with Armstrong Tractors line of articulated tractors? Couple of years back I saw a tractor on display at a farm progress show and I thought they looked well built. I've tried accessing their websight and I get a message that the sight is under construction. If anybody can help me out with information about these tractors I'd appreciate it. Thanks

Armstrong Tractor
Articulated Tractors
Replies 1 Post by Mossman

4300 price check
John Deere Tractors
Replies 1 Post by whodey

Under specs on the JD site for 4710's there is a spec called 'draft control type.' The type is listed as 'position control.' Another spec indicates that sensing type is optional. That's a bit confusing to me but I'd guess the answer is yes, draft control is available as an option.

draft sensing control system
John Deere Tractors
Replies 12 Post by TomG

Dennis,

Since this board seems to have a great deal to do with helping those lost or searching for an answer it could be said to be somewhat of a compass for tractor/technical assistance. How about a four point compass with a different color tractor for each direction as the Tractor-Point symbol.

Format Change And PREMIUM Member Allternative
Website Operations Howto
Replies 34 Post by cutter

I have seen others on different forums with the same problem. I am not sure while mowing, but when I park my Cub 1811 the Hydrostat leaks fluid all over the floor, I have to refill 4 or 5 times per season. looks like it comes from the relief valves......HELP

Leaking 1811 Hydrostat
Cub Cadet
Replies 8 Post by jack helmick

Mark H.has another post on this character. I also recieved the an offer from him. Mark thought it was the Nigerian connection. If you look at the server log the message is recieved before it was sent about 5 hrs difference.

Offer to buy tractor
John Deere Tractors
Replies 8 Post by Peters

They will take the turfs as well as the mmm.

Kubota Grand L3130
Kubota Tractors
Replies 16 Post by Art White

If you have decent soil with normal grass growth an you plan on only cutting grass every 3 or 4 weeks, I think you need something other then a rear discharge finishing mower....

If you planned on cutting it every week, you might make it work. You may need to add weight in front to pickup that heavy of a mower.

JD2210 72 quot rear finish mower
John Deere Tractors
Replies 5 Post by Gunfighter

Could someone please help me with some info about this tractor. Mainly interested in determining value. It's kinda ugly green but runs good. Good tread on ag tires. Newly rebuilt starter, new hyd pump, new bat. Has loader and back blade and Lucknow snowblower. It was gifted to me and I would like to sell it. I don't have numbers for it now but could get them. Thanks.

Yanmar 240D
Yanmar Tractors
Replies 2 Post by Al Richard

I'm looking for a good source of parts (new, used, or refurbished) for my MT180HD. Currently, I need to replace the ring gear and the bevel pinion shaft in the front wheel drive differential. This is the second time I've had to repair the differential. Anyone else have trouble with it?

MT180HD parts
Mitsubishi
Replies 4 Post by Brad Deghuee

Morgan,
With the kind of slope on your place the stumps and gohper holes would be a real issue I'm sure. My timbered area is limited to only 2 acres and I've tried to keep most of the stumps all the way down flush with the ground. But if I went to a dually like you did then it sounds like I wouldn't even have to worry! And for the cost you are talking about the added access would be worth it. Thanks!

BX22 Wheel spacers
Kubota Tractors
Replies 20 Post by fossilboy

Bwillie, if you don't buy that yanmar for $1900, I will. Where is it?

Price on Yanmar 1500
Yanmar Tractors
Replies 9 Post by DRankin

Adding weight to the inside of the tire will not help. You need wheel weights or weight added to the frame of the tractor.

As to the issue of more aggressive tread, I think that only helps if you are operating in really sloppy conditions. If you are pushing a blade down a gravel road a turf type tire will give you better traction than a bar tire, even in snow.

Better traction
Cub Cadet
Replies 6 Post by DRankin