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I've had the 2210 for a few months and it has done everything I need and more. I have a 48 inch JD LX4 cutter and it handles it fine, plenty of power. You need the loader or front weights for the brush hog. I think the power of this little tractor may surprise you, why not try the 5 foot hog as long as you have it, as long as it is not too heavy for the 3 point to lift. It may work fine if you are not in real heavy brush or grass. I rented a 50 inch tiller and the rental place laughed when I told him what I was gonna use it on, he said they put it on a 40 horse tractor. Well it worked great and I tilled about an acre with no problem, power didn't seem to be an issue. My 4 foot cutter doesn't seem to load the engine much at all, but I haven't been in real thick stuff yet either,

later
Phil

Hot for 2210 JD
John Deere Tractors
Replies 16 Post by wisconsinguy

Mark You have it backwards. Go buy a welder then learn to weld. Just like tractor go buy it and start figuring out things to do with it...

I have a little Linclin ac/dc buzz box I bought at tractor supply for $250 me thinks. It had a scratch and a dent. Anyways it is the best deal going when you need something fixed or done on a Sat night or Sun.

I have even welded cast with it and no telling how many other cob jobs I've done with it. I'm not a welder but I do have a generous warranty 30 feet or 30 minutes... the biggest problem is the duty cycle of 20% when I built my wood stove I probably stressed it pretty good. Usually I bring a big gas/diesel welder home to do the heavy stuff.

When I get a few minutes I'll take a pic of the dog kennel/run/pen What-ta-heck ever any one wants to call it that I built and welded together, probably 2000+ square feet 6feet high. I keep used dogs. Usually 5 or 6 most are black with brown marking that no one else wants. They live in the house and have their own door to the run.

Flexpoint 3ph to 2 inch Receiver Adapter
John Deere Tractors
Replies 17 Post by harvey

Thanks. I visited my JD dealer today and he doesn't even know for sure what the new programs will be. Supposed to find out tomorrow. We will see.

Thanks again,
trailmaker

JD Finance Programs
John Deere Tractors
Replies 7 Post by trailmaker

2"-4" rocks will dull, chip or break your tines on that tiller.

Rocks
Operating and Attachments
Replies 3 Post by Maynard

Harvey, the 4310 does have a small utility compartment on the left fender, but it's really small. It can't hold much more than my cell phone. My hammer won't even fit in it.

Good idea on the conduit for chain - I might try something similar with some 6" schedule 40 PVC strapped to the brush guard. The chain would probably coil up neatly and pull out fairly easily avoiding tangles. Is 1/4 chain strong enough for a 30 hp CUT? I figured 3/8 at a minimum.

New 4310 Observations
John Deere Tractors
Replies 10 Post by kwschumm

In general I would prefer My 45 and no shotgun. Limited to really close quarters (panic Room) and what anyone else could pick up and shoot I'd have to stay strictly with the scattergun. As it is I do not use anything other than a 45 for home defense or personal defense.

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

I have seen that on speedvision and would love to try it!

Cutter s cruising guide for member s favorite watercraft accessories
Just For Fun Off Topic
Replies 35 Post by cutter

Being offered a kubota 1980's m4050 4wd loader 8x2 trans.
400 hrs. Price around 17K Seems a little high to me but what do I know. Any ideas of its worth? Thank you

kubota m4050
Kubota Tractors
Replies 7 Post by xdiesel

I guess I qualify as a hobby farmer. I have a nice job with the university and my wife runs a horse farm on our 78 acres. The farm operation has a goal of making money, but it is subsidized by the regular job. I get to mow the pasture and other fun with my boys toys.

Redman

hobby Farmers
Parts and Repair
Replies 13 Post by Redman

If you are considering going to a 30HP tractor, I highly recommend the TC-30. I also have the 7308 loader(with the 60"HD bucket w/cutting edge). With this loader I have moved full buckets of gravel,lifted and moved all of my implements, excavated a 10'x100' boat ramp (lots of digging and moving material).I have also used all of my implements behind this tractor with excellent results. I don't believe that you can buy a 30HP tractor that will outperform this one. I have just under 50 hours on mine and it has been absolutely a joy to operate with no problems whatsoever(the machine has been flawless). With the TC-30 there are no difficult maintenance issues. What you see is what you get - a good,basic, all-around tractor that is simple to operate and maintain.You will not be disappointed if you purchase a TC-30.

Too much choice - B2410 JD4115 TC24D
Kubota Tractors
Replies 9 Post by boatman

I use a King Kutter 60" rotary cutter mainly for mowing pasture grasses (leaves a nice manicured finish). I have 30+ hours on the mower and it has performed flawlessly.

KingKutter or Howse 4 or 5
Mowers Field and Finish
Replies 11 Post by boatman

Sorry for not mentioning the model, it is a Yanmar 155d
and the valve that operates the loader is a Yale, double spool. I have backed out the relief valve ,''fine thread screw with a jam nut'' I am assuming this is the relief valve you mentioned. Thanks again, deansa

3 ph not working
Yanmar Tractors
Replies 8 Post by deansa

I signed the deal on the spot

best BX 22 price in central Indiana
Kubota Tractors
Replies 3 Post by jwheeler

These "cheap" backhoes show up, but I have always stayed away from them. I don't need a maintenance headache. A well used backhoe that you can get for $10K is likely to be just that sort of headache.

I bought a new TC45 with the 758C backhoe. I maintain both, but neither get abused. I know 100% of the history.

Considering TC40D w FEL and backhoe - why not used backhoe
New Holland Tractors
Replies 11 Post by AC5ZO

We are combining threads here.

I was complaining on another thread about tootin' along with my BX and running over a small rock or a root and doing a little bull riding along with my loader work.

I was trying to get Rob-Bob to tell us:

1) What sort of tires he is using,
2) What pressure he has in said tires(tyres?),
3) What rpm setting he is using for mowing, and,
4) Which gear range does he use for mowing (ok, one more)
5) aspirin or tylenol?

mowing 6 acres with a B7500
Kubota Tractors
Replies 16 Post by DRankin

Two quick observations here folks.

One, if you fill ANYTHING with sand be sure the sand is going to stay bone dry, if it is able to absorb moisture it WILL, and then hold it forever, and I don't think a rusted out ROPS would do anybody any good.

Second, we use contact cement and and carpeting on the underside of cabs and canopies, not only does it make them much quieter (and add insulation to cabs), it sure makes the odd knock on the noggin from an unexpected bump or pothole less painfull.

Best of luck.

novice learns a lesson
Kubota Tractors
Replies 45 Post by Murf

You were wise to shy away from that deal two years ago.

The 46 Backhoe is designed by John Deere specifically for the 4100, 4110 and the 4115. As best as I can determine at this early date, Deere has created a separate full length steel sub-frame to address the structural issues.

I think this is the first B/H designed with the 4100 in mind. I will shoot you a copy of what I have from Deere this A.M.

4100 Attachments
John Deere Tractors
Replies 7 Post by DRankin

Turf tire rims are normally welded off center on the wider ones to keep them tight to the tractor so the gauge wheels on the deck will miss them. They do not have adjustable centers normally so that is not available.. They do try to make a tractor for all purposes and one that will perform well across a broad spectrum of uses which does limit on one end or the other.

rear tire chains
Parts and Repair
Replies 6 Post by Art White

I guess my impression would be combustion products--carbon from incompletely burnt fuel. But come to think of it oil is mostly carbon too, so thoroughly broken down oil probably would be black as well. Don't know, may be some of each.

I don't know exactly how detergents in oil work. From an ancient recollection I think that end of detergent molecules attract water and the other oil, and I guess that action can emulsify oil in water or water in oil. I don't know if particle suspension works due to the ability of detergents to emulsify or due to some other action.

I guess that if synthetics do have less particle suspension ability than petro oils then detergents probably work differently with synthetic bases. It's an interesting subject but it's also just idle curiosity on my part.

Tests required for us to get the 500 gallons of used engine and hydraulic oil we bought along with our camp proved to have lead contamination. I guess that the former owner had been collecting it since the days of leaded fuel. I'd guess that the gunk in old engines has a pretty high lead content. Most newer engines I've been into were motorcycle engines and they were fairly gunk free and that may be due to better oil or more frequent changes. Leaded fuel was still around at the time and few riders wanted anything to do with unleaded gas.

Synthetic Oil and Holding Capacity
Parts and Repair
Replies 11 Post by TomG

Kubota's warrantee is transferable and is one year on attachments,two years on nearly everything else and three on the drivesystem.

almost New B7500 owner
Kubota Tractors
Replies 6 Post by Art White