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Realman the best thing to do is go try both tractors. I considered both but, after trying both I thought the 33 was much better. You may think otherwise but, try for youself. I definitly thought the 33 was worth the differance.

TC 30 or TC 33
New Holland Tractors
Replies 9 Post by drcjv.

I took my definition out of the Cambridge dictionary of Science and tech. In trig the tangent of the degree is the rise over the run. There for the tangent of 45 degrees is 1.00 or 100% slope.
Billy, Dr. Morgan was not disagreeing with me only looking at the equation from the reverse. The arctangent of rise divided by the run will give you the angle in degrees.
What Tom is thinking I have no idea, although it took a little thought before I remembered anything. It has been more than 20 years since I did any real surveying.
Dr. Peters

Freaked out about rollovers
Parts and Repair
Replies 68 Post by Peters

I am selling a JD 332 tractor, 50" deck, and 54" front blade with hydraulic angle. The blade and deck are in good condition, but the tractor has high hours (3000+). Formerly used to cut cemetary lawns. The tractor is in fair to good condition, it runs strong but is starting to show signs of blow-by. It is well maintained and has no significant leaks, but does show the usual wear and tear from high use. Any guidance in pricing the package would be helpful. Thanks in advance.

Price Check -- What s It Worth - JD 332
John Deere Tractors
Replies 5 Post by RRGinMA

I have just noticed that both of the gas stations in my town have stickers on the pumps that say 10% ethanol. Is this bad for my cars or equipment?

0% Ethanol
Parts and Repair
Replies 14 Post by Mrwurm

Hi Mickey,

Damn this makes me nervous now, is this something that can happen at a later date or is it something that either does it right away or it dosent do it at all...

Any ideas from your dealer as to why? I thought the 48" would solve it naturally. But why is it sporadic with the 44" ? The majority are fine based on Internet responses but maybe that will change?

Cub 3204 deck clogging
Cub Cadet
Replies 22 Post by Ducati996

Should I use my stabilizer bars when I plow? The stabilizer bar also has a slot where the pin inserts for minor movement. I have a two bottom plow (12in.), pulling through topsoil and clay on flat ground using my JD4710 equiped with the draft sensing option. Thanks, web.

plowing with stabalizer bars
John Deere Tractors
Replies 3 Post by abbeyroad154

My old shortbox Chevy pickup body is getting to the point of no return; "Rust never sleeps". Anyone have any plans, photos or links to such that show how to build a flat-bed for pickups? I've seen a lot of poorly designed flatbeds and a few nice ones. I'd like to avoid the first catagory if possible and build a good one the first time out. Any help is appreciated!

Flatbed design
Pickup Trucks and Trailers
Replies 5 Post by IHcubman

Good grief. With a 20' casing and low recovery rate the well likely would contain mostly surface water, and those leaching fields are 25' away. Doesn't sound like the drillers found an aquifer in their 550' of drilling. I wonder if they even have their pint recovery now with the added casings? Expensive isn't the only thing that glass of water would be with only 20' of casing there.

The boomer of a system that put our local hotel out of business did use concrete tanks, but I haven't seen any but the plastic for residential use lately. Like Jeff's good reason, our Township had to have a concrete tank dug and reparged after about five years. The system sits near a riverbank and not many feet above high water. It probably shouldn't be there in the first place so they have to take extra care with it.

D I Y septic system
Home Improvement
Replies 36 Post by TomG

Does utility means non-detergent oil? I can't imagine that the difference in viscosity between 10 and 20 weight would make much difference. Yikes, some old tractors use gear oil in the hydraulic systems! Detergent or non-detergent might make a difference.<br>
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There is the issue that the composition of some seals make them swell if some oils are used (that's the regular vs F-type auto TX fluid issue). There might be some chance that a synthetic is not compatible with the seals. I think Peters knows quite a bit about this.<br>

Transmission oil for old Allis Chalmers
Parts and Repair
Replies 3 Post by TomG

Correct, the JD Promise does not cover any of the CU Tractors. The X series is as high as it covers...That is why I was glad he had to order the 2210, because I had time to really make sure that is what I needed/wanted. But I knew after I saw it, and read all the posts that is what I wanted...I am truly happy with it. I also have a 4210 that I was going to sell, but they look so good together, I am going to keep both now. I can use the 4210 for the heavy jobs like moving boulders, or digging post holes...The 2210 will be use to cut, and clean the horse stall out..

One more thing, how much are the tillers, and what is the model number?

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

I haven't been able to find this in the archives. Does NH allow you to dish the TC33D tires out to achieve a wider stance without voiding the warranty? If so, how much width would you gain? Anyone done this?

TC33D tires dished out
New Holland Tractors
Replies 6 Post by kwschumm

Can anybody tell me what oil filter to use on my Hinomoto E2304. There is a NAPA nearby, and we matched the air, fuel, and fluid filters, but cannot seem to find the right oil filter. Please help.

Hinomoto oil filter
Hinomoto
Replies 5 Post by Mike D

Hi Art,

You sound like a dealer of cub cadet. And if you are do you have a way of comparing the wheels & Rims (front and rear)
between the two machines? the reason why I ask is that I know the 3235 has a bigger tire and rim , and i want to get the same size tires (but a 4 ply version)and rim but I cant confirm if it will clear the rear caster wheel on my 44" deck. You might have a 3204 and 3235 side by side to compare. Just a thought...

Need Bigger tougher tires on new 3204 series Cub cadet
Cub Cadet
Replies 3 Post by Ducati996

JD 790 close to 40 hrs flawless performance so far dealer is great gave me 5% off when i bought oil for first change, I would buy this unit again, but I'f I get to buy another it will be a 4710 or a 5205 deere.

New Tractor Survey
Everything and Anything
Replies 54 Post by plots1

The Parts and Operators manuals are available on-line at the New Holland website. The Service/Repair manuals I have only been able to locate (and purchase) at the NH Dealer. The prices are not out of line with any other type of Service manual. The information contained in these manuals is not cheap nor is it overly expensive. If you are serious about knowing and maintaining your tractor then you should purchase the proper manuals (sometimes, by having the manual, you will know what you can repair yourself and when it is best to seek professional advice/repair). The money you save in the long run will more than cover the cost of the manuals.

Manuals
New Holland Tractors
Replies 4 Post by boatman

Got my BX22 new for $15296. with 4way valve and bar tires.<br>
60"mmm $1588.<br>
B40C tiller $1533.<br>
5' power angle plow $1422. all plus tax and fees <br>

BX22 Prices
Kubota Tractors
Replies 19 Post by homedad5acre

Talk about nightmares, can you imagine if she(hillary) uses her interns the way her husband did. That's enough to gag a maggot. I don't think I could live though that impeachment trial without tube feedings.

How bout the Commander in Chief on the USS
Just For Fun Off Topic
Replies 39 Post by homedad5acre

Ask your dealer to reference bulletin # 01-11-35-05. It spells out the required work to fix this problem. It only affects the flat steel wheels. Not "coined disk design". The fix requires using heli-coils to repair any damaged threads in the axles and replacing the tapered seat lugs with special bolts with flat washers.

Loose wheels
John Deere Tractors
Replies 6 Post by jdgreen

I bought a used bucket today and will weld individual tooth on and use it exclusively for scooping the rocks. I also plan to plasma cut "slots" in the bottom of the bucket to release the dirt but keep the rocks in the bucket. I'll post pics when I finish it. It may take a while, because it's low on my priority list.

Rezloh Cutting Edge
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 9 Post by Maynard

The 3.2 hours is probably no big deal depending on whether you ordered the tractor or it was a deal stock tractor, installed loader or other impliments, etc. I personally am pretty picky about my stuff and tell new car salesmen & tractor alike that if it has any mileage or hours that I have not approved of; I will refuse the item and we will renegotiate price as used NOT new. If it is a dealer stock item, you take what you get. I have seen too many instances of customers and salesmen abusing equipment and just don't want something someone else may have ragged on or damaged and I get left holding the bag. Just my thoughts.

hours on new kubota
Kubota Tractors
Replies 18 Post by Chief