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Is there anyone out there that might know what a John Deere 1032 snow blower with electric start and tire chains in good condition is worth? Thanks

John Deere snow blower
Snowblowers / Snow Plows
Replies 6 Post by homedad5acre

I went outside yesterday right after my last post and timed a 5 gallon bucket. The hose ran the 5 gallon bucket over in about 56 seconds. You think 4 gpm is over kill? I have my well pressure set at 60psi and the pump kicks on at 40 psi. I wonder what city water pressure would be? I want to be able to use the pump pretty much anywhere.

Best Pressure Washer for Father s Day
Home Improvement
Replies 62 Post by Chief

I see. The regular Rotella T is multi grade and the dark jug Rotella T is synthetic 5w-40. I am just so used to seeing the 15w-40 on Diesel that when I see 5-40 the first thing I think is were talking about conventional oil. It sure is less expensive in your area, but even at $19.00 a gallon it seems like a better price than some of the others.

Synthetic Hydraulic Fluid
Parts and Repair
Replies 83 Post by Misenplace

Mark, I sure am glad this all came out before I ever used their products. It just goes to prove that even a pissing contest can result in getting out good info to help others. There certainly is a lot to wade through. The one thing that I was leary of with Amsoil is the claim that you can go double the manufactures recommended oil change mileage with their products but only if you use their filters. Looking at their filters they dont seem any different from anyone elses on the single filter system.

4000 Ten Series 50 hour break in service
John Deere Tractors
Replies 71 Post by Misenplace

Harvey, I haven't done much metal fabrication since high school. I had one semester of metal shop nearly 30 years ago and even then we didn't do much welding or cutting. Mostly lathe, brake, and milling work. It would be fun to start building some of this stuff myself but don't have the tools. My wife would probably want to divorce me if I built a shop and then stocked it with tools after buying a tractor. She has been great but I don't want to push it! I will probably get a welder of some sort but need to study up on it first.

Small utility trailor for use with tractor
Pickup Trucks and Trailers
Replies 16 Post by kwschumm

No....I went with a weather proof (right) enclosed Winco diesel generator

I M Orange and then some
Kubota Tractors
Replies 15 Post by botics

A fuel problem seems a pretty good bet and that's what I'd continue to check out.

As an alternative, you might try again after the tractor cooled-down and do work that isn't especially heavy for the tractor or use the cutter at very slow ground speeds. A 4' cutter may be a heavy load for a TC18 depending on what was cut. The problem could be over-heating--especially if it was making black exhaust. I don't know if an 18 has a gauge of a light. If it has a light, I don't know if performance would start to deteriorate before the light came on. Checking the rad screen also would be good.

TC 18 rpm drops and becomes sluggish when mowing
New Holland Tractors
Replies 4 Post by TomG

It would work great for what your doing. I use mine to keep my road graded, I've also used it to rip sod off some of my plots before disking.I really need a hyd top link , that would keep you from mounting and dismounting tractor to set cut angles so often.

Frontier Rear blade
Operating and Attachments
Replies 13 Post by plots1

I thought the same thing when I saw the pic of one mounted on a skid steer. Sure would be a bugger to spend that much and then find the spade wouldn't sink in your particular soil. Using a 3ph mounted one would create forces similar to a 3ph backhoe, so the load on the tractor frame also might be a good thing to consider.

It doesn't sound like you're willing to go for the price tags though so it's probably not an issue. I wouldn't go for the price either but we are in logging country. Transplanting trees here would be sort of like selling ice in the arctic.

looking at a tree spade for my tc-30
Operating and Attachments
Replies 7 Post by TomG

It was 13 inches before I mowed , I use my brush hog

food plots
Website Operations Howto
Replies 30 Post by plots1

I guess that you don't have a valve now and that the loader has double acting bucket cylinders and gravity lift cylinders. I think that some older loaders work that way and valve assemblies for them probably are available but I don't know specifically. The conventional assemblies found today are for double acting cylinders on both bucket and lift and the lift spools. I can't see that they'd work for a one-way cylinder.

If you have identified a valve assembly and the question is about power-beyond I believe the answer is that it should work but there's a risk. A valve that isn't power-beyond rated can be ruined if a control valve is operated at the same time that a loaded 3ph is in lift mode.

The exhaust galley on the loader valve is exposed to high-pressures generated by the 3ph load and can rupture. People do operate such configurations and they're just careful to avoid operating both at the same time. The issue would exist for the bucket circuit and may also exist for the lift circuit.

The thing is that some single return line valve assemblies are power-beyond rated, so a particular valve might be fine for the application. You just have to know the particular valve. I'm thinking that there may be some issues I'm not aware of but it might be easier to buy double-acting lift cylinders and use a conventional loader valve. There a bunch of useful features available for loader valves that may not be available in a valve that is designed for the loader.

Loader valve
Yanmar Tractors
Replies 2 Post by TomG

You need to know the hours, year and whether it is 2 or 4 wheel drive.
The link below will give you a rough value but it depends on the region and the condition of the tractor.

john deere 755
John Deere Tractors
Replies 2 Post by Peters

If Any one knows where theres a Winchester model "94 in 480 Ruger for sale please let me know.

Big Bore Lever Actions
Website Operations Howto
Replies 46 Post by Misenplace

mark, I understand what you are saying. The part I am missing is how this is any better In reference to occasional cleaning or maintenance. If I understand correctly the Front mounted fan draws air through the radiator and blows it rearward across the engine. In the rear mounted version It draws the air in through the radiator and blows it forward across the engine. In the Kubota when you are in conditions resulting in drafting Dirty air, Chicken feathers dirt, dirt, dust pollen, leafs etc. Are you not just as likely to plug the radiator cooling fins as the the sceens on the Jd or do you have a screen in your intake as well ?

Overheated 2210
John Deere Tractors
Replies 36 Post by Misenplace

perplexed -

WOW...another 'order' orange. Either the dealers are trying to keep the overhead to a minimum, or there is something to be stated about the orange product line, as more and more folks are placed in an order mode.

Congratulations! B2910's are nice units, good luck with it.

Willie H.

Tractor on order
Kubota Tractors
Replies 3 Post by WillieH

The service on a Cub Cadet are spotty, some dealers do waranty claims on the larger tractor some don't. I would also look at the CK-20 Kioti for the price. I think the resale will be better on the JD or the Kubota.

Cub Cadet 7264
Cub Cadet
Replies 13 Post by Peters

I have a L3130 with the 72" belly mower with side discharge. I was wondering if there was a grass collection system made for this tractor. I looked at the kubota website and couldn't find anything.

Thanks,
Jason

Grass collection sys for L3130 belly mower
Kubota Tractors
Replies 1 Post by jc-48117

OK gentlemen. Turns out jailer was out of tines when I e-mailed him. Darn it!. Thought I had found a lead there for a while. Thanks anyway for trying, jailer.

Anybody else have any ideas? Used tines in decent shape would be great, but new ones at a low cost would be fine too.

Tiller Gurus
Operating and Attachments
Replies 16 Post by RebelYell

bvbilski

Sounds like a good price, buy it and let us know how you like it. Be sure you have a good dealer, you never know when it'll come in handy.

L3830 price
Kubota Tractors
Replies 6 Post by Billy

Assuming approx. 50-75 hrs./yr. a 1988 model. The tractor itself is worth around $4000.

JD 655 2WD Diesel w 48 quot deck gentlmn29 aol com
John Deere Tractors
Replies 6 Post by Chief