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I had the front axle on my 4WD JD855 rebuilt last year when a bearing failed. Essentially all the bearings and gears were replaced during that rebuild. The lube was changed following the rebuild after 10 hrs of use. I again changed the lube this fall and there was a noticable quantity of fine metal particles in the drained lube. Has anyone observed this in your unit? How much is too much?<br>

JD855 - Front Axle Problems 4WD
John Deere Tractors
Replies 3 Post by Don

Look at www.woodsonline.com<br>Go to

Smallest they showed was 48"(Which I have, although a older model). "> Gannon Earthcavator AKA Rolling Box Blade
Snowblowers / Snow Plows
Replies 3 Post by robertn

Our tractor was a B5??? model. Must not be the 5100 as ours had 4 wheel drive, a gear transmission, and was around 12 HP if my memory serves me. We loved the tractor but ended up getting out of the business and getting 9-5 jobs. I have a wheelhorse garden tractor now but would love to move up to to this new BX if it's anything like our old tractor. The physical size of the B1700 is a bit bigger than I want and am hoping the new ones are a tad smaller. I do fine with my garden tractor but I really did like our old Kubota and Would jump at the chance to get another one. The smaller size is great around the house and allows me to put it in the garage and still keep a small car in there too!<br> Keep us informed on any news, and pictures would be great!

New Kubota quot BX quot series
Kubota Tractors
Replies 6 Post by Tom

30k for a 4600w/MFWD,Powershifter,48 Backhoe and 460 loader.

JD 4600
John Deere Tractors
Replies 6 Post by By The Brook Farm

A local dealer (New Holland dealer) has a L2850 GST for sale with 280 hrs, ag tires, 8x8 transmission. The tractor is in great shape (looks like it's been in the garage). No implements other than the Kubota front blade are included and he wants $12,500. Is this reasonable?<br> <br>What kind of horsepower does the L2850 have? Where can I find spec's on this tractor.<br> <br>Thanks in advance for any help.

L2850 Price Check Info
Kubota Tractors
Replies 2 Post by Jim

WOULD LIKE INFO ON MAJOR BRANDS OF CHINESE TRACTORS AND THEIR RATINGS PLEASE

CHINESE TRACTORS
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 2 Post by ms

Bob. If possible loosen a discharge hose or connection. Let air bleed out of pumps until hydraulic fluid is discharged. The pump is air bound.<br>

hydraulic pump prime or bleed
John Deere Tractors
Replies 3 Post by Ron from Conn

I'm looking for a company that I saw on the web 6-8months ago. front mount blowers with rear pto hookup. Has anyone else seen this??? I thought they were out of Maine...

Front mount snowblower
Snowblowers / Snow Plows
Replies 4 Post by Scott

Woods 6500 (6 1/2

FS Woods 6500 Backhoe
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 1 Post by Rob

Bob, Thanks for your response to my post,unfortunately, the lift arm broke about a year ago and that's exactly what I did, got it welded and added extra support where possible, however i broke again last weekend. I'd like to locate a used lift arm in good condition and reweld the old one to use as a backup.

Lift arm for Kubota L245H
Kubota Tractors
Replies 4 Post by Marty

Tom,<br> If you are handy with an arc welder or know someone who is. You can take a look at www.cadplans.com. You can buy just the plans or complete steel kits in two or three different stages, either lengths or cut or cut and drilled. The plans are around $120, but when you look at the rediculous amounts they want for garden tractor loaders you can still save a lot of$$$<br>Good luck,<br>Joe C.

Front Loader for JD 318
John Deere Tractors
Replies 5 Post by Joe Collorafi

The 3/32 inch copper tubing will friction fit into the temperature gauge. Measure the female fitting depth of one of the gauge sockets; measure the depth of the plastic off-sets on the white electronic tray (the back side of the gauge is positioned onto the off-sets). The objective is to cut the tubing to a length that will penetrate the gauge sockets at the three (3) elctronic points, i.e., ignition, ground & sending unit, then pass through the off-sets and pass through the circuit board and to extend at least 1/16 of an inch beyond the circuit card.<br>There are two (2) critical steps that must be done with the utmost care. 1st, you must identify the abovementioned gauge electronic connection points. The connection points must be then identified on the circuit board, now the circuit card must be de-soldered, this is done by heating the solder glob for about 3 seconds on the backside of the circuit board (the circuit card must be face down and remain contained within the white plastic electronic tray, when I did this operation I removed the gas gauge, remove the set screw holding the gas gauge to the plastic tray, followed by using a small screw driver inserted to push the back side of the gas gauge outward. You'll notice that the post the gas gauge mounts to serve to power the gauge and to hold it in place). After the solder is molten, gantle lift and tap the electronic card/tray downward striking flat against you work bench/table. This force will cause the molten solder to dislodge from the circuit board. Do this to the three (3) board to the copper tube to the gauge points. Insert the copper tubes into the gauge, make sure there is a tight friction fit, mount the gauge onto the tray whereby the copper tubes pass through the tray's off-sets and through the circuit board and the tubes extending slightly beyond the board. Solder the tubes the the circuit board (careful not to over heat) The tubing connects the gauge to the board and also serve as mounting post. Do not try to remove the gauge form the tubing post, Install a set screw at the gauge to the tray. Dab a glob of silicone at the back of the gauge to the tray, this is an extra measure to secure the gauge. The next critical operation is to jump the number 5 pin and the 15 pin located on the board where the wire harness connects. This is another careful solding job. The wire size as previously specified. I will be posting a diagram of where the number 5 and 15 pins as located for those of you who do not have the New holland part manual. Please acknowledge this post!

Boomer Temperature Gauge
New Holland Tractors
Replies 19 Post by Meza

How can I calculate the diameter of

Oversize turf tires
Parts and Repair
Replies 2 Post by Jeff

Thanks, that's goingto make it a lot easier to load up. I was really concerned that I didn't go with the HST after hearing how I was going to have to use the clutch. Basically I put it in 4wd, and rammed the bucket into the pile. It was quite jerky as you can imagine. I thought I would get better at it, but now that I know I can use the clutch, I don't have to worry about it.<br>John

L4200 WCab amp Loader
Kubota Tractors
Replies 5 Post by John

I have a 7' Luck Now snow blower on a 65hp David Brown. It has a 32

Three point thrower that throws the farthest
Snowblowers / Snow Plows
Replies 3 Post by Randy Eckard

Thank you for all the info. I am more concerned about size. I wont a tractor that is not to big or to small with power. I will be doing a lot of mowing and need to get in tight places around the house and trees on the property. It looks like the Boomers dimensions are the same between the TC21-TC33 so I would definitely go with the TC33 HST. Thanks again.

BOOMER TC33D
New Holland Tractors
Replies 12 Post by Gregg

I agree that you won't have any problem with either the John Deere (which is made by arps) or Woods Backhoe. The Power King is something I would watch out for. I think that most if not all dealers on this board would agree that a three point mounting is not ideal for a John deere 1070. Both the Woods and Deere units have had subframe mountings enfgineered to fit your tractor. They are sturdy and easily removed/attached. Only other advice is that if you need a commercial grade to look into Bradco. If you are in the Northeastern U.S. you may want to email me. One note on Kelley Backhoes, their subframes are the most retarded, awkward contraptions that I have ever seen. The Backhoes work fine but look as if they were made in someone's basement. The buckets they make, sorry to say, are also pathetic. Wouldn't be bad if they were priced 1500-2000 below the competition

backhoe for JD 1070
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 11 Post by tractorman

I have some experience with diesel engines. Adding additional mufflers or any restriction to the exhaust will cause additional back pressure. This in turn will cause more heat build up in the engine compartment. Watching the temp guage will give some indication of a potential problem but may not tell the whole story. Personally, I would not recommend adding the extra muffler. I would consult a dealer and take his advice.

870 SOUND LEVELS MUFFLER
John Deere Tractors
Replies 2 Post by Randy Eckard

"> Remember that Logging Winch
Other Tractor Brands
Replies 8 Post by Kim Hartshorn

I have a 4200 with 420loader and a 61

JOHN DEERE 4000 SERIES FLASHER LIGHT GUARDS
John Deere Tractors
Replies 11 Post by Randy Eckard