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For help in snow removal this winter, I would like to add a dual action cylinder to my Rhino 7ft. model 300 rear blade. There are hydraulic ports on the back of my tractor that are usually used to operate the lift cylinder on the belly mower deck, but when the belly mower has been removed and its lift cylinder hydraulic lines disconnected, they could be used to operate the angling of the rear blade. Have any of you added a hydraulic cylinder to a rear blade that was not designed to have a cylinder for angling and have any suggestions to make?<br>Mike

Adding hydraulic cylinder to rear blade
Operating and Attachments
Replies 1 Post by Michael Spurgeon

I am in need of a power steering kit for a 187D 4WD tractor. I don,t care if it is taken off an old tractor so long as most of the parts are there and in working order. I would also like to know if the kit can be cross refercened to a Kabota or John Deere tractor. Thanks

Need power steering kit for Yanmar 187D
Yanmar Tractors
Replies 1 Post by Steven Johnson

THE L3710 OFFERS THE GLIDE SHIFT OR HYDROSTATIC TRANS. WHICH ARE BOTH VERY NICE TO USE. I'D ALSO GIVE THE EDGE TO THE KUBOTA IN THE FRONT LOADER DEPARTMENT AS IT HAS A MORE SUBSTANTIAL FRAME WHICH ATTACHES TO THE TRACTOR IN THE FRONT, MIDDLE AND REAR. THOSE OF YOU WITH BUCKET LOADER FRAMES THAT DO ONT ATTACH TO ALL THREE POINTS MAY WANT TO CHECK ALL LOADER MOUNTING BOLTS FROM TIME TO TIME<br>AS THEY TEND TO LOOSEN.

JD 1070 4WD vs Kubota L3710 4WD
John Deere Tractors
Replies 11 Post by TRACTORMAN

I live in Brierfield, AL. The dealer I use is--Farmers Gin And Tractor--in Warrior, AL 35180. Phone # 205-647-0662 or 205-647-8772. Talk to Mack Marsh, my dad and I have both dealt with Mack on several occasions and neither of us has ever had a problem with their dealership (family owned and operated by the Marsh family). There are several JD dealers closer to me but it has always been well worth the drive to deal with Mack.<br><br>

JD4400 MFWD SynvRev R4 tires dual scv mid rear PTO
Parts and Repair
Replies 5 Post by mel

That price is Way High, I sold a 1994 JD770 with 95 Hours and the 60

770 - Good deal
John Deere Tractors
Replies 4 Post by Tom

Dan,<br>I also agree with the above postings. Even though Kubota came in a distant second<br>place when we purchased, I would probably lean towards Kubota if I needed<br>a unit for a business or Commercial application. I would tell you to also look at Green, <br>but demand is so high, that delivery might be a problem. I also would NEVER<br>consider a tractor without 4wd & Hydro. And I though 4wd was for mud and stuff,<br>that couldn't be further from true. 4wd minimized damage to our grass when we pulled <br>out bushes & shrubs. Hydro is also well worth the money, but it can also be safer in tight spots when <br>used by less experienced guys. That might be important to you, if you have employees.<br>One tiny slip of the clutch...And you'll be saying

Did I mention anything about the re-sale value of a 4wd/hydro?? "> I need some advice
Kioti Tractors
Replies 9 Post by MichaelSnyder

I have a NH 1925 hydro with 57 hours. I purchased the tractor new (5 hrs.) back in April. At that time I did not know this site existed and I was unaware of the problems people were experiencing with this NH model(mainly Farminlady). Well, I believe I am becoming a victim of the Smokin' Boomer Syndrome. For the past 10 hours the tractor has been smoking alot and this has been happening with no load on the tractor, just driving over to the wood pile and splitting wood. The inside of the exhaust is very wet and oily. I am new to diesel engines and I'm not sure if this smoke is normal. By the way, I did perform the 50 hr. break-in service this past weekend and used NH oil and filters. Is anybody else experiencing this with their 1725 or 1925 Boomers? Is there a fix for this problem, besides NH replacing tractor with the new TC series like they did for Farminlady? Has anybody else with this problem had NH replace their tractor? Any feedback on this subject would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.

Smokin Boomer II
New Holland Tractors
Replies 7 Post by Kevin

I paid $24,700 for a 4600 with loader, folding ROPS, and R4 industrial tires. I looked around quite a bit, but when it came time to buy it, it became a matter of finding one. I was lucky. I found one in stock at a dealer who quoted me the best price, but more importantly, was very good to deal with.

4600 HST price check
John Deere Tractors
Replies 3 Post by Joe

I always use the Yanmar OEM filters in my tractors. I am confused as to why someone would gamble an expensive engine for so little savings.<br> Roger L

Yanmar-oil filter help
Yanmar Tractors
Replies 5 Post by Roger L.

Catfish,<br>Watch out for this subject, it hurts like heck to pay back taxes with a penalty. In Illinois you have to raise a crop that goes to market, like hay for example, just mowing 10 acres for example will cut it. Call a tax person in an Agricultural community for details, (they tend to know what you are talking about) Best bet to pay taxes, deprciate later.<br>

Taxes
Kubota Tractors
Replies 3 Post by jay

Dan,<br>Don't mean to seem forward but I know of a 5400 1.5 years old 4wd loader cab, the works with 127 hours on it. Due to the death of the owner it's for sale with an 8' rotary cutter and hydraulic blade for around 36,000. Email me and can get you some details, oh by the way it is in southern Illinois.<br>like to here from you.<br>jay

5410johndeere
John Deere Tractors
Replies 6 Post by jay

Roger,<br>List price on the machine in 1997 was about 14,460.00 probably sold for around 13,800 new. Today worth around 10,000 ONLY if it is in GREAT shape. Try $ 9400.00 See what he says.<br>Not a bad tractor, sold a few along the way.<br>

what is a good price for a 7234
Other Tractor Brands
Replies 2 Post by jay

What options, that makes all the difference in the world, find out and email me I will let you know for sure.

Too much to pay
John Deere Tractors
Replies 2 Post by jay

Rob,<br>Good news that you found an 855 to buy, have faith the machine is well tested and almost 'bullet proof' in my book. I manage sales for a Deere dealer in Illinois, I have sold alot of these machines and would let the tractor out of the dealership new for 13,900 all day long. The belly mower is a couple of thousand more, so to answer your question, 12,800 is TOO much for the hours on the machine, with 200 300 yeah you bet but not with 800. Don't get me wrong 800 is far from worn out (that's about 3000 in case you were wondering) BUT about 11,000 would be fair. Good Luck. JAY

JD855 MFWD 1997 W 72 quot Belley Mower - 12 800
John Deere Tractors
Replies 3 Post by Jay

Some of the earlier grey Yanmars had 3 digit model #s. Grey markets have air cleaners. Some models of non-greys have air cleaners that aren't under the hood. Some have precleaners. Most greys are under the hood without precleaners. I've had good success getting parts for greys. The greys I've dealt with are of better quality than the US models I've come across. Greys? US? there are good & bad ones of both. You have to inspect what you're buying.

Grey-Market Tractors
Yanmar Tractors
Replies 8 Post by lsheaffer

I am thinking about selling my 1994 JD 855. I has 24 HP, hydro, MFWD, turf tires, loader, HD 3pt hitch, 5' bush hog, 6' finish mower, 5' box blade, 6' rear blade. This tractor has only 480 hours and has been garage kept since new. Just completed the 500 hour PM. Oil changes every 50 hours and hydraulic fluid changes every 250 hours. Asking $15,200 for everything. Located in south central Indiana. Contact me at sabbott@idoa.state.in.us if interested.

JD 855 for sale
John Deere Tractors
Replies 5 Post by Steve

In March of this year paid $18025 for 4200 hydro, 4WD, mid pto, 60

Price Check JD4200
John Deere Tractors
Replies 4 Post by Shawn in OK

I'm looking at a TC33D, hydro, R4 tires, foldable ROPS, 7308 loader. Does anyone have any recent prices??

Lawn tractor
New Holland Tractors
Replies 4 Post by Kevin

Does anyone own a Long 310? I'm considering purchasing a 1980 Long 310 for $3200. Is this a good price for this tractor? Is this a reliable tractor?

Anyone own a Long 310
Long
Replies 2 Post by marty beasley

I've purchased a used MFWD 850 and ordered manuals through John Deere Publications. Is there any way to lubricate the front axel pivot pin on this thing? There are no grease fittings I can see, although the owners manual (which is for 850 and 950's) says to apply grease through the fittings. <br>I've checked every reference I can find, and none show how to lubricate the MFWD 850 without fittings. Do I have to take out the pin and drop the axel to grease it?

Front axel pivot pin lubrication on MFWDJD 850
John Deere Tractors
Replies 2 Post by Brian