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HAVE YOU TRIED THE "WIX" WEB SITE. I FOUND WIX NUMBERS FOR MY JD790 AND ORDERED LOCALLY IE NAPA RENUMBERS THE WIX'S FOR THEIR NAPA SILVER AND GOLD LINE FILTERS.

FILTERS
Mitsubishi
Replies 12 Post by JAZAK5

I need a little advice in purchasing a new tractor. I have 176 acres of land, many logging roads, and about 20 acres of field. Building a 4 stall horse barn, looking to spread, brushhog, FEL, and backhoe. What thoughts to you have for long term investment 33 vs 40??? Manueverability on 40? Incline/stability on 33 vs 40??? Any help would be greatly appreciated!

TC33D vs TC40D
New Holland Tractors
Replies 6 Post by epotrzeba

Boatman, thanks for the detailed information. Information is good and more information is better. I’ll bet there are drawings of the locations of the ports you mentioned. If you are able, scanning those pages and sending them to mrnetwurm(at sign)netscape.net would be great!!! I know this is a lot to ask, but if you have time and a scanner that would help me to do this correctly.
My tractor does not have rear remotes or any other valves installed. Your post said to check the remote control valve in the raising position. Hmmm, I’m confused. Do I disconnect the FEL lift hose and replace with a gauge and then apply pressure to the gauge only. Or, is the gauge to be applied ‘in-line’ and observed while the loader is connected to the circuit and the lift arms are rising?
Thanks again for providing the details.
Jerry

Adjusting 7308 Pressure Relief Valve Setting
New Holland Tractors
Replies 30 Post by Mrwurm

Thanks for the help. Our local John Deere shop was struck by a tornado last week so I had to go to several different places to get the alternator checked out which tested good. All indications are the voltage regulator. Is there a way to check that out, a new one cost over $94.00.

Rotten Eggs
Parts and Repair
Replies 9 Post by RonaldC

Subsequent to my intial comment I did a little reading over a few of the manuals I have for various implements. In doing so I came across an interesting comment in the "Assembly" chapter of one of them, one for a very big, old nasty rotary mower, it states that "... the gearbox should be filled with 3 pounds of quality grease and should NEVER be filled with hypoid gear oil." It goes on to state, in the "Troubleshooting" section that "... if a loud whining or moaning noise develops in the gearbox it should be verified that the gearbox contains the proper amount of quality grease." The manual for my PHD states much the same thing.

Apparently some gearboxes which are exposed to heavy, constant loads are supposed to run grease instead of oil, presumably because of the heat generated in operation.

I guess the old adage holds true, "When all else fails, read the instructions."

Best of luck.

Challenger Noise
Mowers Field and Finish
Replies 8 Post by Murf

I'm also very pleased with the 2210, seems like just the perfect size for around the house. My dealer had both the BX and 2210 when I put em both side by side and played with both the 2210 just seemed like a bit more tractor. The price was 12400 with FEL and 62 MMM which was within 50 bucks of the BX. So far,, no regets on the Deere, only got about 9 hours on it.

later
Phil

Comments on John Deere 2210
John Deere Tractors
Replies 17 Post by wisconsinguy

The usage ratings given to any particular oil are merely benchmarks, standards for performance produced by a professional association like the APO ( American Petroluem Instute) or most commonly, SAE (Society of Automotive Engineers). Beyond those minimum standards the individual manufacturers are free to add anything they like (within reason and the laws of course). The result is that some manufacturers look for things to include as selling points, usually additives which clean better, last longer or reduce friction.

The true test of the 'heavy duty' properties of oil is how long and how well they do what they were designed to do, namely clean & lubricate something. Additives are the first thing to break down, next is viscosity. which reduces both the lubricity and it's ability to carry dirt to the filter.

The simplest way to protect a machine under 'severe service' is to change the oil & filter often and use first quality products.

Best of luck.

Winter Oil
Parts and Repair
Replies 37 Post by Murf

That is why I use cement blocks. They are cheap, relatively heavy and go on and off in a flash.

Unlike many folks who mow and cut brush, almost all of what I do with my tractors is move dirt.

And like most things there are trade-offs. With my newest new tire set-up on the JD4100, if I keep 500 pounds on the 3 point, I can operate in 2wd 95 percent of the time, saving wear and tear on the drive train (I think?).

Tractor FEL Ballast Requirements
Parts and Repair
Replies 15 Post by DRankin

That's a decent price. I bought (today) a TC40D with the loader for 20,700 and the dealer would not budge another dollar. There could be a difference in the one you are pricing and the one I bought - tires, super-steering, blah blah blah. Jim

tc40D Price
New Holland Tractors
Replies 6 Post by guest

The subframe on my 758C mounts to the same location as the stock drawbar. I kept the drawbar and mount in case I ever get rid of the backhoe.

All 3PH arms and links stay in place. I use an aftermarket drawbar between the 3PH arms when the hoe is off the tractor. These accessories cost $30 - $50.

Backhoe with drawbar
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 5 Post by AC5ZO

Just a few notes from some New Holland publications. In the NH Boomer sales brochure it lists TC 29D gross HP=29.0 pto HP (hydro)=23.6. TC 33D gross HP=33.0 PTO HP(hydro)=26.9. Engine displacement for the TC29D=81.2, for the TC33D=91.3. In the NH TC30 sales brochure:gross HP =30 PTO HP(hydro)=24, engine displacement=91.3. However, in the New Holland TC30 Service Repair Manual#87021726 under engine specifications: Gross HP=33.0, PTO HP(hydro)=26.9, PTO HP(gear)=29.1,engine displacement=91.3. Engine model #N843.
I believe that the TC33D and the TC30 use the same engine. I have had my TC30 w/7308/R4's for about six weeks now and have put 30 hours on it and absolutely love it. It's fantastic. Winterbrook, I see that you are not too far away from my location, so I will send you an e-mail and if you would like you can come over and try out my TC30 for a day - you will be impressed with it's flawless performance,quiet engine and smooth vibration free ride.

Need to Purchase 2 new tractors for our farm Help and Input Please
New Holland Tractors
Replies 10 Post by boatman

i just bought a re-man'd shibaura. It has a S1500 sticker... but I don't think that's what it is... It has 4 cyl engine, 1484cc, 12 speed trans... and it's a good size tractor! Is there anyway to find out what it really is? Can I have the Sn# checked? What about a manual?

thanks

S1500 or maybe not
Shibaura
Replies 1 Post by Conrad Dove

If you are not going to use the water for drinking and it is only a few feet deep, wouldn't a septic tank pumping truck be able to clear away the deposited sediment?

Old well cleaning help
Parts and Repair
Replies 9 Post by AC5ZO

Thanks, email the info on the loader with a price and a pic if you have one.

New Satoh Beaver S-370D Member Need Loader
Mitsubishi
Replies 3 Post by SatohBeaver

Plots, if you need more than 115# per tire you could flip those drums over, bolt them back on and make weights to go inside the drums. Using a brake drum as a mold you could probably make a couple of concrete 'fillers' in an afternoon and add another couple hundred pounds to the existing setup.<br>
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Good looking job, it's always nice to see someone take pride in their work like that.<br>
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Best of luck.

wheel weights
John Deere Tractors
Replies 32 Post by Murf

If I was buying a new tractor and a PHD I would have the dealer mount it and demonstrate it to me.

That way if it does not fit or function correctly it is his problem to tweak it, not yours.

That said, there are soils where nobody's PHD are going to work. You can't drill through rock.

bx1500 questions
Kubota Tractors
Replies 18 Post by DRankin

Brian, If that local source dries up I can point you toward some web sites for tires and wheels.

Grey market tractor
Kubota Tractors
Replies 11 Post by DRankin

My 2 cents worth . . .

I visited both dealers, and the JD 2210 cost $2,000 more. There was none in the lot for me to see, and all I got was a little pocket size fold-out product card, not a brochure.

I got to see the BX2200, demonstrated to me how the loader and mower comes off easily. I am going with the BX2200.

BX2200 or JD 2210
Kubota Tractors
Replies 11 Post by HW9235

The types of soil you have makes the most difference. Kubota recommends a 42 as max. I've sold 38" to the 42" with these tractors with good results. If you have clay stay away from the 50" definitly!

Tiller for BX-22
Operating and Attachments
Replies 17 Post by Art White

If you found the leak soon enough than you shouldn't have run the tractor enough to hurt it. The best you can do is call the dealer and ask him to check it out. That way if there was damage other than just the leak it would be documented.

B7500 oil leak
Kubota Tractors
Replies 2 Post by Art White