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That is not a bad price, what does the MMM cost in this quote?

Kubota BX22 Shopping
Kubota Tractors
Replies 20 Post by DRankin

Gee Harvey, you stopped in the middle of a good rant....

I was waiting to hear the punch(?!)line...... I really liked the part about knowing some postal workers...

4310 Clutch Problem
John Deere Tractors
Replies 9 Post by DRankin

Thanks for the suggestion. I had already spoke with my dealer and he advised that a 4' box scraper would be better than a 5'. I will go with the 4' instead.

Thanks again,

Jeff

JD 2210 vs Kubota BX-2200
John Deere Tractors
Replies 17 Post by pjrichard

I have a B7800 I live in Oregon and the ground here is lava and sandy type soil with pine trees and bitterbrush. I use a rear blade and box scraper to clear the brush and it works well I also had the tooth bar put on the fel and it digs a lot better with the bucket than without the tooth bar. The tractor sits high enough it gets over the brush in the woods and is very stable. I think this model would work well for your projects. I didnt get the backhoe which you may want to dig footings unless they are real shallow and not house cuts. Im sure the 7800 would do house cuts also it just would take time with the fel. They have a lot of power and I have never had any problems with land clearing yet.

B7800
Kubota Tractors
Replies 7 Post by lapine

I have to ask a really dumb question. I have a bush hog for my Kubota. I have a B6200 with a standard clutch, which also is the clutch for the PTO, so the only time the hog works is when the tractor is in gear (or neutral) and the clutch is up.

My question is, I have heard of double clutching and active PTO and stuff like that. What can I do to rig my machine so the hog stays on even when my foot hits the clutch? How do I double clutch it? How can I rig up my rig so it has an active PTO so the hog doesn't stop every time I want to shift gears? It's a real pain, especially since I'll be going along in 3rd gear on easy brish and then hit a patch of tough brush, so I have to shift into 1st gear to get the brush, but when I do that the hog loses power at a time when you need power the most.

I don't know much about tractors really, I just pretend I do so I look good on the internet.

laugh for hardcore orange guys
Kubota Tractors
Replies 4 Post by Morgan

Here is what I have been able to find out so far after spending some time with a helpful local dealer. Mine has an engine which is the same unit as the H843 found on the Ford 1710 (stamped on the block of mine also). I picked up an I&T shop manual at my local Ford/New Holland store for the 1510, 1700, 1710, etc and many of the pictures for the 1710 match my tractor. So far I have replaced the water hoses, temp sender, oil filter, etc with parts cross referenced to the Ford and they fit perfectly. NAPA also had the filters.

Hope this helps.....let me know if you have any other questions and I will try my best to answer them.

Ron

PTO 23.9hp (17.8kW)
5.6 US qts oil
cooling 5.8 US qts
1396cc displacement
1-2-3 firing
low idle 750-850 rpm
high idle 2825-2875
rated (full load) 2700
transmission, rear axle, hydraulic 19 US qts

Shibaura SD 2203
Shibaura
Replies 7 Post by rondeemc

L3710 HST, R4 loaded, L682 loader, 300 hrs, one yr left on warrenty - is $16,000 a good price?

L3710
Kubota Tractors
Replies 1 Post by Paul-in-VT

I went to http://www.leinbachs.com but did not find the model 7300 PHD? Any more details? Did that price include shipping?

Post-Hole Digger Recommendation-Kubota BX2200
Operating and Attachments
Replies 14 Post by kennyd

Hi, Just wondering if you sold the BX2200 ????

Kubota BX2200
Kubota Tractors
Replies 4 Post by mayday

does anyone have a DF-BULLDOG tractor,or know anyone who owns one.im looking at one and need to find out if they are something to stay away from or not. model df-354,38hp,32.9pto hp,3cyl direct injection,water cooled with glow plugs. h/l tranny 4spd,540/1000 pto spds,4wheel drive,weighs 3900# probably more with the kyoko? price with loader is $12,500.00 new thanks for any info!!!

df-bulldog tractors
New Holland Tractors
Replies 7 Post by john wolfe

I assume you are saying the whole wheel will not turn? Moisture/water in the brake drum?

Or 1 wheel freezes and it only has water in the tire for ballast?

Harvey

frozen rear wheel
John Deere Tractors
Replies 13 Post by harvey

Great feature Dennis, I love it! Now that I have all of the lumber cleared from my lawn that the ice storm deposited, I will have some time this weekend to look at the member's pictures (between rolling the grass and burning brush).

Premium Members Get Photo Album Image Load Feature
Website Operations Howto
Replies 29 Post by cutter

I'm in Cornish Me I don't know where he is, I have a 1983 650 JD and I would like to buy a chipper. Does Salsco make a chipper that would work on my tractor. I wouldn't be chipping anything bigger than 2" because anything bigger thats fire wood.

salsco 824 chipper
Operating and Attachments
Replies 9 Post by harring02

Is there a cheaper way to install a remote valve for a implement then the $500 one offered by the dealer?

Remote Valve
Operating and Attachments
Replies 3 Post by Jim Alexander

Web I have 1 bottom plow I built from scraps from a OLD 2 bottom. It even has a old cast iron point. Have 3pt hitch harrows/drags. Never had any use for disk. But they are good for cutting up sod just afer you plow. Total cost for both $10.00, 8 hours cutting and welding plow and 4 hours brush hog time for drags and 4 hours rebuilding worn out tines.<br>
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Anyway I do not know your ground conditions. If you are in a boulder area (BFR's) uhhhh (Big fine rocks) you may have to use a plow.<br>
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Better thought do you have a neighbor with big equipment? Trade some fence mending or chores with them to plow your field the first time so you can see if a roto tiller will work. Or you could rent a tiller to check it out. <br>
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15 acres sounds and looks like a lot but I remember neighbors with a single bottom, 1 tractor and 100 acres to work. probably plowing 20 or so acres for corn and oats.<br>
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Bottom line IMHO is: If a roto tiller will work in your ground you can do the entire process in 1 pass instead of 4 or 5 You'll have to disk a couple of times and harrow/drag a couple also. Maintenance on the tiller tines will depend on how fast you try to work the ground. Small brush and roots should be no problem other than winding up on the tines. But you will plug up a drag very quickly with sod and brush. Drags are not fun to unplug either.<br>
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You have a tuff decision. Enjoy Harvey

plowing and discing
John Deere Tractors
Replies 12 Post by harvey

i have about 6 acres of flat land to mow.i am torn between the 2210 and the 4110.the 2210 is 23 hp while the 4110 is 20hp.the 2210 takes 62 inch mmm,while the 4110 takes 60inch mmm.the 2210 is a smaller size tractor than the 4110.i will be using the tractor to mow the 6 acres,and in the future i might get a loader for some light loader work.can any body help me in making the right decison so i can get the right tractor.thank you for all the information and your help.

which one 2210 or 4110
John Deere Tractors
Replies 2 Post by hondoq

Tapered columns are very common around here also, so much so lately that they are probably the norm for new construction now.

The usual practice is to dig a double-slope rectangular hole or 'slot' with a backhoe, the kind of double slope you end up with from a single position dig with the hoe. Then a tapered wood form is lowered in with the hoe and poured full. After the concrete has setup the forms are removed and the concrete is 'damp-proofed'. The remainder of the hole, normally online with the building line, is then backfilled with clear stone or sand fill.

As was stated previously, this gives the frost very little opportunity to grip and therefore move the footing. The other benefit is that the load-bearing portion of the footing is larger this way, supporting the load better, and giving you more excess fill material with which to create a water-shedding slope around the building afterwards.

Best of luck.

Pole Barns and Post Holes
Barns Pole Barns
Replies 21 Post by Murf

Doc, you have the diagnosis correct, you need gauge wheels on the back of your rake.

If you want to further limit the effect of the wheels going over the bumps you need a 'traveller', which is basically just a small trailer frame which connects to your 3pth (or drawbar) and runs on two wheels at the rear, the implement, your rake in this case, hitches to the traveller at the half-way point between the tractor's 3pth and the traveller's rear wheels. This reduces the vertical travel by limiting the amount of travel to half the distance either the front or back of the traveller moves up & down. These are normally used for very fine work such as levelling ground.

Best of luck.

Trouble with a rake
New Holland Tractors
Replies 5 Post by Murf

I am looking for one of the new front Grates that come with the new BX tractors. Does anyone know of one that might be available. Thanks

BX front Grate
Kubota Tractors
Replies 4 Post by stemmler

I plan on putting the blade on the front

Hydralic Plow for BX1800
Kubota Tractors
Replies 4 Post by stemmler