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I am needing a picture of a Syncor Range Clutch, both the regular and PTO clutch assembly, for a John Deere 4010 '63 or '64 model. My uncle asked me to get on the internet and see if I locate one. If anyone can help us out, we would appreciate it. Thanks.

JD Syncor Range Clutch Need picture of to repair
John Deere Tractors
Replies 2 Post by sjcafish

i dont know if they have a web site, they have a chain of stores around here in western pa. if i see any info i will let you know

Central Tractor
Operating and Attachments
Replies 3 Post by al

I have a set of Sony NC20 headsets that my wife bought me at a Service Merchandise Treasure Quest outlet for around $90.00 I use them when I get on the riding mower or bushog with my Deere 5200. I love them. They don't eliminate the noise, but they reduce it dramatically. That Deere and rotary cutter make a racket at 2400 rpm, but with the headsets and some Eagles or Doobie Brothers, I hardly notice. The time also flys!

Boomer Radio
New Holland Tractors
Replies 9 Post by Alex

Texaco TDH1893 is another. Chevron, Shell, Sun, Amoco all make a compatable J20A/J20c fluids as well as a number of other manufacturers. It's basically a hydraulic transmission/wet brake fluid. Shouldn't be a problem to find it in qt., 2gal. or bulk quantitys. Even Kubota UDT is J20A compat. Lee <br>

JD Hydraulic Oil Specs
John Deere Tractors
Replies 3 Post by Lee S

The recall is to replace a thrust washer in the tranny that isn't wearing correctly. My dealer said the factory washer is too soft and is getting warped (bent). They are installing a harder washer to fix the problem. One word of advice: if you need the tractor back right away, don't have it fixed immediately. My dealer is waiting for seals and other parts necessary when the axels are pulled apart. Mine may be in the service bay for three weeks or more. Fortunatley, the dealer gave me a loaner mower...

JD 4000 Series Hydro Recall
John Deere Tractors
Replies 4 Post by Greg

i just bought a 7360 , 36 hp cub cadet . Its a great tractor at a good price i paid 14700 .

30-35 hp tractors 4300 what else
John Deere Tractors
Replies 10 Post by RANDY

Change your hydraulic fluid filter. It may be clogged. Had the same problem and that was the solution.

Loader Groans
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 8 Post by Elliot

Putting myself in your shoes,<br>I would agree with the idea of purchasing either a sub-soiler or a Middle buster<br>plow. Although the Sub-soiler will not remove the soil as Doug indicated. A blade/loader<br>can also be used to create a v shaped trench. This design will also prove to<br>be more benefitial in allowing drainage, because you have more stone, surface drainage area.<br>Naturally the disadvantages, are that you will be purchasing more stone,finding a home for more<br>dirt, and have a larger exposed stone surface area(Edges of the V). This may be a problem in tight <br>areas. But I think that could be overcome by back-filling dirt, while you are placing stone in the <br>trench. Fortunately,

type of trenching/drainage, either did this themselves, this way. Or they contracted a Grader and/or
dozer to perform the deed. You mentioned the fact that you have quite a bit of trenching to complete.
It may be in your best interest,time included to hire a small dozer to perform the initial ground removal,
and complete the remaining back-fill/Drainage pipe portion myself. Because I haven't physically done this,
take my advise with a grain of salt. "> drainage trench
Operating and Attachments
Replies 14 Post by MichaelSnyder

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Rear Discharge Finish Mower
Mowers Field and Finish
Replies 7 Post by Pete

I am looking at purchasing a Yanmar 226 Diesel 4wd with about 800 hours. It has a shuttle shift and when I put it into reverse, I had to rev it to get it to move. The dealer said it needed an O- ring kit for the transmission. He is installing the kit. <br>Is this a common problem? <br>Does this sound like a proper fix or is there likely something else associated with the problem?<br>The Ag tires and wheels are very narrow on this tractor. Where could I look to get turf replacements? Where can I get a service manual? Any parts dealers in western Canada?

Lots of questions on Yanmar YM226 diesel 4wd
Yanmar Tractors
Replies 2 Post by chuker

Got a '79 (older) L225. Won't stay in 1st/5th gear or 540 PTO speed. I'm told I need to split and install/replace Main Input Shaft, 1 gear, and some bearings. Since this

1. Is this an afternoon, weekend, or longer job?
2. Is the split/rejoin a real pain?
3. Any other advice/precautions?
Thanks,
Tommy D.
Dalton, Ga.
tduvall@alltel.net "> L225 Trans Fix - Anyone done this B4
Kubota Tractors
Replies 1 Post by Tommy D.

I have put 100hrs. on my 4400 w/ 430 loader and have had no problems. I would highly recommend this tractor. A word of caution the 430 loader is very capable of flipping the tractor over if not used with care. I recommend ballast on the 3 point (a good heavy 6' blade works well)woods makes a heavy duty line. also liquid in the tires helps. make sure your dealer greases ALL the hydro linkages. this has caused some people to have sticky hydro pedals. mine are smooth as silk. by the way you will find yourself using the turning brakes. you cannot do that on a kubota.

JD 4400 To Buy or Not To Buy
John Deere Tractors
Replies 3 Post by john figura

I paid $19700.00 for a JD4400 With Syncreverser, Turf tires, Folding ROPS, rear work light and Ballist Box. Took 3 weeks to deliver and that was in April. Tom

Price 4400 w 430 ldr
John Deere Tractors
Replies 5 Post by Tom

i bought a new worksaver model 500 at central tractor for $400<br>i would be a little wary about buying a used one, if you are<br> working in rocky soil they take a beating.<br>check the auger if it is dinged badly pass on the tool, i have drilled<br>about 300 holes and just ordered new teeth for it, if they are worn <br>down it has been used at least 300 times.<br>good luck<br>al

Post hole digger
Other Tractor Brands
Replies 3 Post by al

i have a L1501DT same as the L185DT, got parts for it real easy. I ordered a book for the L185 and use the numbers off of it. I dont know about yours. but looks like the other post has the info.

Help on a kubota grey
Kubota Tractors
Replies 3 Post by rick smith

Don't believe everything you hear. I don't know whether you were on the board back<br>last Aug. - Nov. when I had bought my original 1725, and had so much trouble with it<br>that NH replaced the tractor with the TC29. NH & my dealer tell me I'm one of the<br>few people that have had experience working with both models. Believe me, the TC's<br>are better built than the old ones. The engines in the old ones had some problems,<br>and they've been completely redesigned in the TC models.<br>Don't be afraid of the TC's! I can't recommend them highly enough. Mine has done mostly<br>heavy loader work, I've used it with a bush hog, the tedder, and now the baler. I've yet<br>to find anything that will bog it down. Mine's the 29, and the 33 has that bit<br>of extra horses, so I don't think you'd have any trouble with what you want to do.<br>

Baling with the Boomer
New Holland Tractors
Replies 12 Post by Farminlady

Hi Wayne, <br>thanks for your response. I share your opinions 100%.<br>I had heard someone bought what was left of the company to give it another shot.<br>Not that I care to see them back on the market. I'm tired of people trying to trade them in on good used jap & domestic tractors I have.<br>Jim

whats the latest story w the demise of RHINO tractors
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 4 Post by Jim

I have been seeing advertisments in the local heavy equiptment trader magazine on several dealers who sell LongAgribusiness (landtrac compacts) and was wondering if anyone has had any experience with them. Where are they made? How dependable are they? Are parts hard to get? I would call a dealer but thought i would ask those who use them everyday. I was considering a N.H. tc25d w/loader, and 6' rear finishing mower but according to the ads I am seeing, the Landtrac 280 dtc has all the same options minus the hydro trans.( has a syncronized shuttle shifter). Any input good or bad is welcomed.

anyone own or seen a landtrac compact by LONGAgribusiness
Long
Replies 16 Post by Paul

I can't believe your dealer could not tell you how to install mower w/out the loader, it is simple! First turn your wheel hard to the left. With the deck on the right side of the tractor,(smooth floor helps)roll the deck under at an angle, the left side should be forward of the right side by 8-10 inches. It is a tight fit but is easy if approached from the right angle. Incidentally, and this is in the book, the left rear gage wheel shoul be rotated 90 degrees so that the deck rolls sideways and the front

Mounting a Kubota Midmower
Kubota Tractors
Replies 14 Post by george

Probably too late Guy, but for whatever it is worth.<br>You will never need to use the independent brakes to turn sharp and I mean never! Doing so while mowing will only scuff your turf. Most people I have spoken too never use this feature. Secondly, the Kubota mid mount mower goes on very easily with out raising the front end. Simply turn the wheel fully to the left and the mower will roll easily under using the multi directional gage wheels. I have one and can install and remove in under 2 minutes. The Deere 4100 is actually a Yanmar, loader and 3 pt lift specs before buying.

Kubota brake pedals Deere Long wait
Kubota Tractors
Replies 11 Post by george