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Yes they do spin backwards. Those are the early tractors to hit this country. I don't know of any relief for you. I had contacted some of the manufacturers that built attachments for them and they couldn't help to find the parts to make machines work at this time.

backwards spinning pto
Kubota Tractors
Replies 6 Post by Art White

Where in Oregon did you get your tractor? I was serious about getting a JD 4610, but saw the 4330 and really liked it. Would you share what you paid for it?
Thanks

4330 New Purchase
Kubota Tractors
Replies 4 Post by Johnboy51

I looked at both the 2210 and the 4115. I went for the 4115 and I am real glad I made the choice. First off the 2210 only comes with AG or turf tires and I wanted the Industrial style tires (best of both worlds)The 4115 has a one piece frame and is a much heaver machine. The front loader handles a lot more weight and makes it look easy. The 3 point hitch can carry over a 1000 pounds. The 4115 is a Work tractor compared to a large Lawn style tractor you can move more and do more work with the 4115. This little tractor is a power packed little champ I am real pleased with my purchase. For the extra couple of grand it was a huge step up. E-mail if you want more info on the 4115 Drclock1@bellsouth.net<br>
Best regards.<br>

2210 or go for it
John Deere Tractors
Replies 12 Post by RidgeRunner

I certainly agree with your scenario. I do not ever recall keeping a shot gun for home defense and for me a rifle is completely out of the question. We all live in different places though so it may well be different for others. I certainly would not want a SA revolver for this purpose so if it is not clear I assume we are only talking autos. I guess I just dont see all the ways to mess up with a SA automatic. It really seams to me that by far the largest debate for the two is one of concealed carry. Regular carry is really moot in my opinion as you have zero element of suprise and is simply impractical for the majority in daily use. The real debate there for most is carrying "Cocked and locked" not screwing up when drawing. If that or mechanical function is the concern a DA revolver cures all the problems associated with the debate. Unless you are in law enforcement then certainly the capacity in this day and age is of paramount importance. For home defense I just dont see the confusion or margin for mess ups, when you draw you drop. If I sweep the house the safety is already off. S/A or D/A the first choice is simply what works best for you and what you are most comfortable with. It really is a timeless debate. The far greater concern to me is the law. To my knowledge Texas is the best state to live in for home defense.

guns for self defense
Everything and Anything
Replies 104 Post by Misenplace

What plots does works for me too. I use scarifiers across and lengthwise to cut sod into squares. Most of the sod then pulls up with just the pressure of the box on it. The process sounds a little neater than it actually is and it might not work well except on very sandy soil such as ours. I haven't done it for very large areas.

The pulled up squares are fairly easy to remove if that is desirable. I don't have a disc but I imagine that they'd be easy to cut into the soil with a disc it that's the goal. Lot of cutting though, I chewed away at my sod squares with a tiller for quite awhile.

Discs
Operating and Attachments
Replies 6 Post by TomG

Yep very true. From all I've heard I think I'd find most pto brakes extraordinarily aggravating and defeating one (safety issues aside) sure would be tempting. Of course, a person should keep in mind that they'd likely be defeating any insurance at the same time.<br>
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Seems like more time should have been put into engineering the things. After all, how safe is a safety feature so unfriendly that people are inclined to disable it? I suppose the safest tractor of all might be one with no moving parts. One would be great for a driveway ornament.<br>
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The link below shows such an ornament at a near by crafts gallery. I think it is a McCormick-Deering and I'm reasonably certain there are no moving parts there.<br>

slip clutch
John Deere Tractors
Replies 14 Post by TomG

AC: Somehow I figured you'd know about MARS and I'm happy to hear that it's still going. I knew about it because I was custodian of equipment of interest to a sergeant who ran a base MARS station where I was. Its use saved me some long-distance calls, which was important back in the days when a mid-level barracks living grunt's paycheck was around $60 and before long-distance rates fell. Most uses were a little more critical than mine.

The station had first choice of any surplused equipment and the sergeant was a scrounger without equal. From the whole house of equipment he had, he would have been capable of establishing a pretty amazing communications centre for the times.

Living in the Fire Zone
Parts and Repair
Replies 52 Post by TomG

I'm really glad it's working out for you Chief! It did seem like a good deal.

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

Where??

At Tractor Supply a 7 foot KingKutter rake cat 1 is 369.00

Cat quot O quot Lanscape rakes
Operating and Attachments
Replies 7 Post by jeff r

I researched using this forum and purchased the JD Imatch today. I came home to hook-up to my "stuff" and as usual it doesn't fit any of my implements! The distance between the top link and the drop arm pins are not right and the JD Imatch does not have adjustable top link hook-up. I am not knocking JD cause I love the tractor...I just am sick and tired of them making all their products to fit JD exclusive. It is based on money, as in them making it, me spending it. I bought an aftermarket 6' rotary mower and made some things for the 3-point and I will not buy all JD implements. Will return Imatch and buy other brand that is not as greedy and will be a universal fit. Thanks for letting me vent, it just saved the dealer some headaches from listening to me whine!

3 PT QUICK CONNECT
Operating and Attachments
Replies 11 Post by 1stjd

I think you should also look at the New Holland TC30,,its about $11,000.,and 30 HP,Check in the New Holland chat rooms about this tractor

Dilema
John Deere Tractors
Replies 10 Post by stevenc

Are they like some other yanmars? 4 holes with a 13mm (5 1/4ish) spread?

Front wheels and tires for an 1810D
Yanmar Tractors
Replies 22 Post by DRankin

best of luck, let everybody know how you like it when it arrives.

L3830 is on the way
Kubota Tractors
Replies 3 Post by plots1

My$.02 worth. I hardley ever idle little tractor eng during the summer. When I have been working the engine very hard mowing I bring it back to the garage a a medium idle in a lower gear that way the head and other parts cool down evenly.

During the winter I am apt to let engine idle a little longer than I probably should. But like Tom said I keep it at a fast idle to keep it warm.

Turbo charged engines need to idle down for a few minutes to allow the turbo to spin down with lubrication before shutting down. Other wise the turbo spins down with no lubrication.

Harvey

To let idle or cut off that is the question
Kubota Tractors
Replies 9 Post by harvey

I HAVE JUST PURCHASED 5 ACRES TO MOW, SNOW REMOVE AND DO SOME MOVING OF DIRT FROM ONE PART OF THE YARD TO THE OTHER. I'M PURCHASING A BX2200 WITH FRONT BUCKET, 60" DECK , REAR BLADE, AND LANDSCAPE RAKE. PLAN TO GET POST HOLE DIGGER LATER FOR SOME DIGGING. $4000+ LESS THAN BX22 AND I DON'T NEED THE BACKHOE THAT MUCH. AM PAYING SOMEONE ELSE FOR OCCASIONAL DEEP DIGGING.

Buying in the future
Kubota Tractors
Replies 5 Post by JOHN THOMAS

Billy,
I haven't looked at these in some time. After Ruger discontinued the original carbine I was interested to see them reintroducing the 44 in some of their new guns. The other problem here is that I must be letting work seriously interfere with my gun research. :-}

Big Bore II
Website Operations Howto
Replies 25 Post by AC5ZO

Robert,
You're going to do better with this question at YTMag, the antique specialist. What size Farmall? I've seen several from a C/200 on up that had home-built and aftermarket 3 point hitches, for both the plain Farmall hitch and the Fast Hitch.
Bill

3-point hitch
Other Tractor Brands
Replies 2 Post by BillMullens

Still waiting for my ROPS to come in. Sure does seem like it's taking a long time. I might try to staighten it with the backhoe till it comes in.

I could no longer wait to do the 50hr service the engine oil was getting real black so with 56hrs on the ticker I change it myself.

I had to get shear pins for the tiller anyway so I picked up everything I needed for the 50hr service. The dealer had everything I needed and the parts guy was quite helpful. A+ they are starting to win me over.

Here are there prices:
shear pins:5 pack $2.00
engine oil filter:$6.10
hydraulic oil filter:$13.70
2 1/2 gallon jug super UDT:$32.75
kubota 15w40 gallon:$8.34
missing seat bolt:n/c

It finally stop raining here so I'm sure she'll be at 100hrs in no time at all.

novice learns a lesson
Kubota Tractors
Replies 45 Post by homedad5acre

Try "www.embmfg.com" for that web link.

2210 backhoe
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 11 Post by ScooterMagee

I talked to Steve at Corriher about a 16LA loader. Inc frt, they are going to save me at least $500 over what I can get locally (Pittsburgh, PA). The local dealer said I am buying BELOW his cost. I'm not sure how Corriher does it, but I'm glad this forum recommended I call them!

My New Holland Dealer Corriher Implement Co
New Holland Tractors
Replies 14 Post by Blueman