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this is not the only thing wrong. the 3pt sticks, sometimes up, sometimes down. when it had 10 hours the PTO froze on locking the whole engine and all up. that needed to have the whole hydro replaced. On the whole I think that JD should have looked at placing the levers and switches in more convienent places. when mowing i like to switch back and forth from 4wd so i don't scuff when i don't need the traction. this 4400 makes that manuver very hard to do because you have to bend over. The mower height adjustment is very annoying compared to the 955. and the Secondary hydralic (mower deck or rear hydralic) is a joke, it has had to have many adjustments and it still sticks up or down.

Front-end tire gouging on Deere 4300
John Deere Tractors
Replies 13 Post by mike

The King Kutter discs I have seen look a little chinsy compared to the colored brands!<br>If you are using it at your home for gardening, you should not have a problem. I would<br>be leary about buying it for a landscape company. Most people will buy one and use<br>it 2 times a year. The weight of the disc is the key. A light frame disc will<br>need more added weight to tear in good. For gardening, I would not hesitate with<br>a King Kutter!

King Kutter Implements
Operating and Attachments
Replies 6 Post by Craig

OOPS! I forgot the snow blower. $19,000 sounds good.

Used Kubota B1750 purchase
Kubota Tractors
Replies 13 Post by Joe Adams

Had this problem with numerous mowers. Always start by securing the mower at a safe angle. I have used 5gal buckets to prop up the back of the mower, with the top link connected to the tractor. As someone mentioned, you can use a handheld angle-grinder and sharpen them on the mower, but it can be a tight fir if you want to do both sides of the blade. If you have 1/2 drive socket with a breaker bar (18

HELP Cannot get the blades off my finish mower
Mowers Field and Finish
Replies 12 Post by Mike

I believe you can buy the ROPS at cost from your local JD dealer, as part of JD's<br>tractor safety concerns.

re Wanted JD 650 Power Steering Pump
Operating and Attachments
Replies 14 Post by gene zierdt

If you don't own a JD4000 Series tractor to compare with your JD870 then don't make statements about the 70 series tractors being a lot better than a 4000 series, Ive owned both and I can assure you that a 70 series is a great tractor but it is not

JD compact help for a new guy
John Deere Tractors
Replies 5 Post by Tom

I have had my IH244 MFD for about 2 months now. Bought it in North Central MT<br>for $6080 with Farmhand Dunham Lehr 48

It has 980 hours on it. Haven't had any problems except all loader frame mounting
bolts were loose and I broke one off trying to remove it. It was too long, had
bottomed out & been over tightened by the prev.owner. Indeed it was not much
fun at all trying to drill out & re-tap it. Finally ended up removing the whole
loader frame, cleaning all holes with a tap, installing new bolts with locktite,
torquing to spec. It works good now. Kubotas, JDs, and Kiotis seem to be most
popular around here (Helena,MT), but are selling $8000 to $15000 range. Too much
for me right now. Glad someone else out there owns IH. "> Ford 1000 and a IH 234 235
Other Tractor Brands
Replies 7 Post by Mike Ducello

Dont know where you live but in New York (upstate) we have a place called Central Tractor and Farm Suppy. They have rain cap or flappers for sale there. Or like everyone else says use an empty can..<br>Have fun and good luck.<br>scott<br>

Exhaust pipe quot flapper quot
John Deere Tractors
Replies 18 Post by scott

I am looking to get a compact in the 25hp range w/loader,hydro.trans.,r4 tires, and a 6ft rear finish mower. Have driven both models of tractors and have heard alot about the boomers(mostly good). i have not however heard much feedback from any cub 7265 owners on how the cubs perform. the boomers are about $1200 less on a comparable model(being the tc25d) but cub does offer a 3yr warrenty on the whole tractor and 5yr. on the drive train compared with 1yr bumper to bumper and 3yr. on drive train for the N.H. Questions I have are:How good are cubs loaders compared with others as far as durability and load capacity,how are cubs line of mowers compared to after markets such as land pride or woods. The last question would be what kind of prices have others been quoted on a 7265. I have only one local cub dealer and he mostly handles small garden and lawn tractors(he did have a 7360 W/loader on his lot, that I got to drive)and wasn't too knowledgable of the larger models. I was quoted $13,600 for a 7265 which is a 26hp 4wd hydro.trans. and $3200 for a 476 cub loader. a aftermarket mower would be around $15,000. The N.H. tc25d with same setup would be $17,650. I like both but wanted to hear from some Cub owners since talk about cubs are rather sparce. Any input would be appreciated.

Cub Cadet 7265 vs N H tc25d
Cub Cadet
Replies 4 Post by Paul

Does anyone know of a website that contains the dealer costs of the New Holland Boomer compact tractors? I'm looking for something similar to edmunds.com that has dealer and sticker prices for automobiles.

dealer cost
New Holland Tractors
Replies 5 Post by terry

I'm looking for a front mount snowblower for a Cub Cadet 7260. Does anybody know of a company that makes one? It seems that Cub Cadet doesn't make a front blower for this tractor.

Front Mount Snowblower
Snowblowers / Snow Plows
Replies 3 Post by Ray Balister

all of the deisel rated oils will work the viscosity as desribed in the first post is a good rule of thumb. I am now using rotella by shell. but the name is nat as important as it being deisel rated so it can deal with the soot you machine generates.

Oil Specs
Mitsubishi
Replies 20 Post by Ian f

For what its worth, a friend of mine once told me that cutter blades worked better if dull. He said the shattering effect on sapling retarded regrowth. I sharped mine once after I hit a pipe and took some chunks out, but they dulled right down very quickly. I must admit that in spite of this I am tempted periodically to yank them out and grind them, but I have resisted so far and they still cut great. Happy mowing.

rotary cutters
Mowers Field and Finish
Replies 14 Post by rich

Some of the other brand hoes have holes drilled through the swing and through the boom so you can install a pin with a ball on the end (like a ratchet extension). I had an older hoe that didn't have this. Are you sure yours doesn't have this setup already? If you have 2 1

ARPS backhoe stability question
Other Tractor Brands
Replies 4 Post by del

The Yanmar powershift transmission works much like driving an automobile with an automatic transmission, but shifting the gears manually. You can shift up and down through the forward gears without depressing the clutch, and stop and reverse direction by shifting through neutral without depressing the clutch. This allows the implement to continue turning at full speed because the clutch hasn't been engaged. Because it is not necessary to engage the clutch to change ground speeds or stop and reverse direction, the clutch can be used exclusively to control the PTO. By use of this scheme, Yanmar achieved the functionality of a live PTO with what is essentially a transmission driven PTO.

Back to Basics
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 10 Post by Gene Windell

I looked at a Ford NH 3415 with 7309 loader today and I had a couple of questions:<br>Would this be a comparable model to a jd 1070? That is the other machine I have been looking at and I was hoping to compare apples to apples. The 3415 I drove today is a '96 model with 280 hours. It looks brand new. When I started the tractor cold today (it had not been driven for about a week) the clutch would not engage but after warming up a minute or two it struggled into gear and I moved dirt and drove around for 30-45 minutes without any shifting problems. Could this be a result of sitting for a while. With 280 hours on a 96 model it couldn't have been driven much in the last few years. Also the pto lever seems to have three shifting positions: 1)engaged=forward= tractor won't start in this position, 2)neutral=middle=tractor will start in this position 3)?=back or rearward position=engine wont' start in this position. After I left I was wondering if this could be like a ground speed pto position or there be a problem? An older Ford 3000 had three positions for its pto but did not have ground speed pto.<br>I really like this tractor but I don't want to fall in love with it if this model is known for some kind of problems. I don't see as many of them as I do 1700 or 1900 series. My last price was quoted at $14000. Is that reasonable? Thanks for any input on this machine.

Ford NH 3415 questions and comments
New Holland Tractors
Replies 5 Post by bob

I have a 4100 with the same problem! Will be watching to see what the problem is!

Sticking loader bucket
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 10 Post by Craig

<br>You are correct....before I purchased the lub, I checked with my local NAPA guy to verify that it is was safe with hydraulic seals. <br>Jerry<br>

Hyrdostatic drive pedal is heavy - requires heavy foot pressure to mai
Mitsubishi
Replies 8 Post by Jerry Diamond

It is supposed to be 90 degrees in our part of PA today but I can't help thinking how nice it would be to have a 3 pt. snowblower for this coming winter. I have a 1520 New Holland with loader and usually use a back blade/loader combo for snow removal and it works good enough. I thought with the blower that it would be quicker (maybe only 1 pass vs several for the backblade in deep snow) and I could avoid the huge piles of snow everywhere that seem to stay around forever. <br>Having a gravel driveway, I was planning on making an additional set of skids to keep the blower at least 2 inches off the surface. Having used a walk behind blower for small jobs, I know that gravel will get picked up in the snow and thrown 50', but it has to be less than plowing. <br>I've seen the rear mount blowers around and wondered what other experiences are out there. I mentioned the snowblower to the wife and she looked at me like I had a screw loose since we're heading to a 4th of July party. Thanks for any suggestions and/or recommendations. Have a safe, happy 4th of July.

Rear mount snowblower
Snowblowers / Snow Plows
Replies 1 Post by Fritz Campbell

A new JD 790 with 4wd (more hp than 750)is just over $11K. My used tractor price <br>guide puts the '88 750 with 4wd valued about $7500. Neither of these prices<br>would include mower, etc.<br>Hope this helps you with your decision...

price check
John Deere Tractors
Replies 3 Post by Steve