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For a second tractor to mostly beat around with doing loader work, moving snow and hauling, what's a better deal? A new 20 hp Jinma or a reconditioned Yanmar 1610? The Yanmar's prices is a bit less -- $7,500 vs $8,500. Or do they both stink and I should save up for one of the big 3?

Yanmar 1610 Vs Jinma
Jinma Farmpro Agracat Nortrac
Replies 11 Post by Auggie

I was curious to see if anyone has an actual temperature gage on their tractor instead of the "idiot light". Please fill me in on the details where you got it and what the "normal" operating range would be.
Thanks in advance.

Temperature gage 2210
Yanmar Tractors
Replies 4 Post by Knoxville

I have a Yanmar 1600 and the hydraulics quit working. The pump started making a whinning noise and now the lift want work. Also is the rear end fluid the same fluid that the hydraulic pump uses? What kind of fluid would I need?
Thanks
Mike

Yanmar 1600 Hydraulics not working
Yanmar Tractors
Replies 8 Post by jmidol

Is the $2000.00 difference from the TC 30 to TC 33 worth it.

Why is the TC 33 superior other than just a couple of horsepower and appearance?

TC 30 or TC 33
New Holland Tractors
Replies 9 Post by realman21502

And the answer is....Bad electrical cable to starter solonoid. When I put jumper cable directly to solonoid, it started like a champ. Thank to everyone for their suggestions. I was so glad, I cut the lawn twice.

B6200 kicked -off
Kubota Tractors
Replies 25 Post by sheehan

I agree 100 percent with what Harvey stated above and the majority of the posts here, well done GW! There are not to many leaders today that show that kind of support to the troops, we do, however, have a whole bunch of critics that I would love to put on a plane and sling shot there butts off this land.

How bout the Commander in Chief on the USS
Just For Fun Off Topic
Replies 39 Post by beetle

I run a John Deere Delaership in the UK, we have found the 4115 an excellent tractor. The 4210 is no-longer offered in the UK due to low sales. This is largely as the performance is adversely effected as the power to weight is lower than the 4115. I would strongly suggest you proceed with the 4115, I am sure you will be very happy!!!

Ordered 4115 but now eyeing 4210
John Deere Tractors
Replies 6 Post by John Rolleston

I'm kind of in the same boat as THinVa.
I've looked at the Mahindra 2810 & Kubota B7800.

Now, to really muddy things up. Can anyone comment on the Eicher 364EX. I haven't driven one yet, just alot of online research.

Any and all input is appreciated.
Thanks,
Evets

Mahindra pricing versus JD Kabota NH etc
Parts and Repair
Replies 49 Post by EvetsNielk

The engine is a rebuild as the old one had a main bearing failure so I opted for a rebuilt engine. It was blowing a lot of blue smoke so I figured the rings were probably gone too. Not sure what type gaskets were used but I'll find out. Engine has less than one hour on it since the rebuild. Once I finally got it started, I pulled it out of the garage and ran it arund the driveway a bit and the power seemed good. It does blow a faint bit of blue smoke but I'm guessing it will until the rings and everything get broken in. I've still got the injectors from the old engine. Since the old engine never seemed to have fuel problems I'll put those in and see how she starts after that. Injector leak down sounds like it could be it, I hadn't thought of that considering they are "rebuilt". I also verified the decomp lever isn't staying partially on so that isn't it. Checked the oil and it could be my imagination but it does appear a bit thin so possible there is fuel in it. I'll let you all know what happens when I swap out the injectors. Not sure about the valve protrusions either. I hope it's just an injector. I dread the thought of having to pull that engine again. splitting that tractor was no fun. Thanks!

Kubota B8200 hard starting
Kubota Tractors
Replies 25 Post by mjw

Wow I can't get that price here in the Northwest (Washington & Oregon Area) My dealers say thats a 25% discount best they can do so far is 19,771 (10%) Anyone know where I can do better in this area.

jd 4310 price
John Deere Tractors
Replies 11 Post by jimmyy

Here is a comparison heads up comparison. Not sure if you have seen this? What a cut and paste mess! Sorry about that; the JD web site would not let me link it.<br>
<br>
MANUFACTURER<br>
MODEL<br>
John Deere 2210 Kubota BX 2200 HST<br>
Engine Manufacturer<br>
Yanmar 3TNE74 Kubota D905-E-BX <br>
Aspiration<br>
Natural Natural<br>
Cylinders/Displacement, cu. in. (liters)<br>
3 / 61 (1.0) 3 / 54.8 (.898)<br>
Cylinder Liners<br>
Cast in Block<br>
Standard<br>
Performance 5.0 (19) 5.5 (21) <br>
<br>
Advertised PTO HP (kW) @ Rated RPM<br>
17.7 (13.2) @3000 16.7 (12.4)<br>
<br>
@ Standard PTO @ Eng RPM<br>
17.7 (13.2) @3000<br>
Maximum @ Eng RPM<br>
17.7 (13.2) @3000<br>
<br>
Engine Gross HP(kW) @ Rated Speed<br>
23 (17.1) @3000 22 (16.4) Fuel Use, U.S.Gal/hr & HP hr/gal at: <br>
Transmission<br>
<br>
Std Transmission; Forward/Reverse<br>
HST/ 2 Range HST / 2 Range<br>
Left-Hand Reverser<br>
No No<br>
<br>
On-The-Go Shifting (Yes/No/Partial)<br>
No No<br>
Direction Reverser; Forward/Reverse<br>
No / Twin Touch Foot Pedals Treadle Pedal<br>
Clutch; Wet/Dry<br>
None Wet<br>
Creeper<br>
No No Power Take-Off (PTO)<br>
Standard<br>
<br>
Mid & Rear Rear @ 540, Mid @2500<br>
<br>
Speeds @ RPM<br>
Mid - 2100, rear - 540 @3000<br>
<br>
Control<br>
Independent Hydraulics<br>
<br>
Type<br>
Open Center Open Center<br>
Standard<br>
5.5 (20.7) 5.5 (21.0)<br>
<br>
Maximum Operating Pressure (PSI)<br>
1987psi (13699 kPa) N/A<br>
Daft Control Type<br>
Position Position<br>
<br>
Hitch Category (SAE Designation)<br>
Limited Category 1 Limited Category 1<br>
Standard<br>
700 lbs. (422) 680 (310) Final Drive<br>
Type<br>
<br>
Spur Gear<br>
<br>
Engage On-the-Go Rear Differential Lock<br>
Yes <br>
Operator Station<br>
Rigid - Foldable - Telescopic Rigid Rigid<br>
<br>
Platform - Flat/Straddle<br>
Flat Flat <br>
Cab 2WD Dimensions MFWD Dimensions<br>
Wheelbase, in. (mm)<br>
57 (1450) 55.1 (1400)<br>
<br>
Front Tread Range, in. (mm)<br>
22.5 (574) - 47.9 (1218)<br>
<br>
Front Axle Clearance, in. (mm)<br>
7.7 (195)<br>
<br>
Turning Radius w/o Brakes, ft. (m)<br>
7.5 (2.3)<br>
<br>
Unballasted Operating Weight, lb. (kg)<br>
1400 (635)<br>
<br>
Approx. Ship Wgt, lb. (kg) Open; Cab<br>
1400 (635) 1300 (590) <br>
Standard Tires<br>
Front<br>
18x8.50-10 R1 18x8.50-8 R1<br>
<br>
Rear<br>
26x12.00-12 R1 26x12-12 R1 <br>
Miscellaneous<br>
<br>
Underhood Muffler<br>
Yes Yes<br>
<br>
Joystick SCV Control<br>
Yes (optional) Right Side of Operator Yes (Optional) On Loader Mast Right Side<br>
<br>
Inboard Planetary<br>
No<br>
<br>
Axle Type<br>
Flanged<br>
<br>
Brakes - Type and Control<br>
Wet Disk Wet Disk<br>
Country of Origin<br>
Japan Japan<br>

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

If no success with Deere, I believe you can find some weld in inserts at Gemplers.com.

Loose wheels
John Deere Tractors
Replies 6 Post by slowrev

Shirlee, a bush hog squealer is kind of large for a B-7100 Kubota. On your value, hours, general condition, cosmetics all make differences.

Kabota B7100 W squeeler bush hog
Kubota Tractors
Replies 4 Post by Art White

The generic bobcat style will fit with the Kubota's skid steer hook-up. Many loader builders advertise the quick attach, just make sure it is skid-steer style.

Kubota Skid Steer Quick Hitch option
Kubota Tractors
Replies 8 Post by Art White

Considering the money situation, you might want to look around for a used 40 hp or so utility tractor, not necessarialy 4WD.
You can quite often find a good used IH/Massey/Ford/JD with loader for well under 10K. Probably about 5K.

BX 22 TLB big enough
Kubota Tractors
Replies 30 Post by slowrev

Yes. My research showed the biggest rear tire Deere puts on a 4100/4110/4115 a 315x75-15 or a 315x80-16 (both are turfs) matched with a 23x8.50-12 or 24x8.50-12 front tire.

I found a set of all season truck radials that matched those sizes for the rear and went with a Firestone turf tire on the front. I had to buy new front rims from Deere but I was able to use the stock rear 16 inch rims.

Bigger tires and wheel weights made a huge difference in the way the tractor handles. Big improvement.

Why you need rear ballast
Parts and Repair
Replies 13 Post by DRankin

I don't think they were worring about the deck when they built it that way but more a price point. You can put on the bigger 10.5 without to much trouble.

Need Bigger tougher tires on new 3204 series Cub cadet
Cub Cadet
Replies 3 Post by Art White

I was just surprised at how the tractor flipped over backwards. I did not realize this could occur that easily. I would have thought that the tires would have spun in place first or the operator would press in the clutch instinctively to stop the axle climb. That is why I posted the article. Just like out on the flight line; ya learn something new everyday.

Man dies after tractor flips on him
Parts and Repair
Replies 7 Post by Chief

Harvey, you are getting so good! Cutter most anyone in the tire buisness that works with farm stuff will have the pieces you need. Peters, I'd hate to say how many of the valve stems I glued on to tubes over 30 years ago!

Valve stem trouble on calcium filled tires
Parts and Repair
Replies 12 Post by Art White

Thanks for the info....the tractor is great!!

B2910 Bucket Loader
Kubota Tractors
Replies 5 Post by bwarren