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Beagle, I like the swivel idea. Do you have to loosen a nut to do that or are they mounted to some type of swivel that is in turn mounted to the bracket?

Lights on ROPS
New Holland Tractors
Replies 38 Post by NHDaveD

What size disc harrow will work for the 4100? I don't want to get something that the tractor can't handle adequately.

disc harrow for 4100
John Deere Tractors
Replies 2 Post by Josh

Try http://www.curtiscab.com/

Cabs
New Holland Tractors
Replies 6 Post by loganWildman

Personal property “offsite” is usually covered at some percentage of the property coverage limits on your homeowners policy (typically 10%). Unless specifically excluded, or having specific value endorsements, such as cash being limited to $200, or jewelry being limited to $1000, etc.

Personally property coverage by homeowners policy is limited to the stated perils, such as fire, theft, volcano, lighting, vandalism etc, etc.

Since states vary, Insurers vary, and Policies vary, you should always check your policy closely, or contact your agent.

Insurance for tractor
Kubota Tractors
Replies 4 Post by ScooterMagee

Thanks for the useful replies. The tractor is not under warranty -- and it had been about a month since I last checked the coolant. I was not present for witness the smoke. I have since started the tractor, and the coolant just bubbles in the overflow reservoir while the temp guage rises. I am no mechanic, so am hesitant to try to do any fix myself for fear of making things worse. That being said, I might try to drain and flush the cooling system to see if that helps.

NO COOLANT
Kubota Tractors
Replies 10 Post by robertm

Don,
If you are still looking for a belly mower I have one for sale. I also have a JD 870 with a mid mount mower that I no longer have a need for. My tractor has 220 hours and I would estimate the mower deck only has about 75 hours of use. It is is perfect condition (always shedded) and would come with all the brackets needed for mounting to your tractor. I am trying to replace the mower with a 3 point shredder mower and the JD dealer isn't willing to take the mower deck in trade. I live in Nebraska. If interested, please call me at (402)697-2245 daytime or (402)332-5126 at night.

Looking for belly mower for 870
John Deere Tractors
Replies 7 Post by gluedders

Congrats Jonathan, I'm only too happy to help out and glad it was of some assistance in getting the machine spec.'ed out the way you wanted it.

BTW, don't forget the digital camera, remember a picture is worth a thousand words, so save yourself all that typing, LOL.

Best of luck.

I finally bought it 3430 Cab
Kubota Tractors
Replies 7 Post by Murf

I just took delivery on my new B7610 last Saturday. I paid $15000 + tax for following:<br>
<br>
B7610 w/ turf tires<br>
LA-302 (LA-352 was $300 more, but not in stock)<br>
60" MMM<br>
Woods 48" Box blade<br>
Folding ROPS<br>
methyl alcohol ballast in rear tires

price kubota b7610
Kubota Tractors
Replies 11 Post by n2fishn

Scratches seem to be fairly common on this type of equipment. If they're on the bucket I wouldn't worry too much since it will get plenty scratched up in use. There's no harm in asking your dealer to fix them if they bother you and it will give you a good indication of how responsive they are. Either way, you'll probably want to keep a few cans of paint around to fix that kind of stuff since they all get scratched up from time to time.

Getting 4110 Friday Hopefully
John Deere Tractors
Replies 5 Post by kwschumm

From the recent posts, you will see that some owners have been unhappy with each of the mentioned tractors while others are thoroughly happy with them. From my viewpoint you have picked (3) good brands. I think it is important that you make the decision by extensively test driving each unit yourself and decide which feels best. You should also get thorough knowledge of how the FEL detaches and other implements. Your relationship with a dealer is also important particularly if you are a newbie and may need some help. Ease of warranty repairs may be an issue and maybe not. You need to consider the entire scope of things. For my needs, I like CUT's in the 27-35 HP range with hydros. If you have cattle and will be scooping do-do, your paint and finish won't be so great after a while so just the basics will do. The JD impact resistant plastic fenders, hood, etc. may be a better choice.

Orange Blue Green
New Holland Tractors
Replies 8 Post by yooperpete

Yeah, now your talking about doing it correctly. That machine will definitely work well for finishing it off. If you're planning to stock it with fish, make sure you have a deep spot somewhere that won't freeze to keep your little fishes alive in the winter. I'd guess in Neb. you could have over 3' of ice. Suggest throwing some stumps and other natural debris in for cover.

Questions about Attachments
John Deere Tractors
Replies 16 Post by yooperpete

Hello, this is Patrick Webb again, I just wanted to say that I still have not heard anything from anybody to help me with the problems that I am having with the Lenar tractor. Like I said, and you all know, once they get your money, you are from that moment on a pain in the *&% if you have any problems. I did have a small problem with the helpmate loader. Although I am not happy with the helpmate because I paid for a Leon Loader, I have to say that the company really is a standup company. I had a failure with the loader, called the company up and they are sending me the replacement parts asap!!!!!!!! No questions or hassles. Mr. Cole even is working with me to fix the problems with the tractor. If all companies were like Mr. Cole's there would be no "big complainers". It is really a sad situation when another company has to step in and try to fix what LENAR should be fixing themselves. I thank Mr. Cole for his support and professionalism.

some info on lenar tractors
Jinma Farmpro Agracat Nortrac
Replies 96 Post by hick11h1369

I have now used my BX23 for about 15+ hours -- on rugged and rocky land. The backhoe had worked well thus far, digging in rocky soil and pulling out rocks when I use it at 3/4 throttle. Obviously, it also depends on your technique, since it does not have the raw brute force of a bigger machine.

BX 23 Backhoe Questions
Kubota Tractors
Replies 11 Post by jjfinn

I have that exact setup I bought it 6 months ago I,m looking to up grade 260hrs later if this is of interest to you call 603-464-6101 richard chapin

Good Price on a L3130 HST
Kubota Tractors
Replies 5 Post by r. chapin

For what you guys are calling noodling I call it customization for the owners perogitive. This is nothing new and has been going on for as long as I can remember. I used to put my own new sleds together or take them apart after I got them as they were never quite right, never saw the clutches that were adjusted right. I used to do just about everything I bought that way. I've yet to see a perfect machine altough some just give you better components to work with.

Kubota braking
Kubota Tractors
Replies 24 Post by Art White

I don't feel this is a tractor problem at all. It's to bad it got listed that way. I've seen people who can't drive cars after having doing it for years but nobody blames the car! Well most times they don't.

kubota not so great
John Deere Tractors
Replies 18 Post by Art White

Thank you for the input. If I purchased a stand alone snowblower, what is your opinion of the mid deck models vs. the front mounted mowers(advantages + disadvantages)?
Why do these style mowers do a better job of "stripping" a lawn for the golf course look?
I appreciate the input from someone in the lawn care business.

Help a newbie pick a first tractor
Kubota Tractors
Replies 10 Post by DupontCar

I have no idea on the quality, but quick-tach plates usually sell from dealers on Ebay for $89-$125 - Don't know if they are any good.. Gonna try one next winter when I convert my PHD to hydraulic.

skidsteer quick tach plates
Operating and Attachments
Replies 7 Post by HuckMeat

Thanks for the info, so it sounds like the largest mower would be a 60" with a strong engine. Does this sound correct? For my size lot I do not want to get anything smaller than a 72" deck. So with that in mind, what is the smallest Kubota that will drive that size deck? I would like to find a L3010 or a B7800 but money would be an issue. So I must look smaller but still want a 72" deck. What about a L175 or L235?

Thanks,
Doug

B6100 7100
Kubota Tractors
Replies 5 Post by 57ACD14

Farmuse: Surely a tractor that size has a two stage steering pump and if so should certainly steer at idle with no load on the front tires. The problem may be as simple as as lines being crossed. I don't intend any comparison of my little 3054 to your DK65 but my original problems started with a line connected wrong. Kioti gave me a operator,shop and parts manual for my tractor I would think at the price of a DK65 they would do the same for you and maybe have Playboys Ms.May deliver them to boot.

Hydraulics DK 65
Kioti Tractors
Replies 6 Post by bluetay