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S.J. Heard of a new model B-Series tractor coming out soon,a B2910.Don't know any specs about the the seat,but will have a telescoping steering wheel,similar to L-Series,29 H.P.,on the same frame as the B2710.I would think with the ability to adjust the steering wheel,this might also help a little with the leg room.I'm a flat 6'tall and have no problems on my 2710.I previously owned a B2150 and I guess I'm so happy with the flatter platform on the 2710,the seating has not been a concern of mine.I find the seat to be very comfortable,especially with the folding arm rests.But I know everybodies rear-end is a little differant.So don't settle for something that just does'nt feel right.Good luck,and if your not in a big toot,the 2910 might just be worth waiting for,if nothing else,just to check out the seating.

B2710 seating
Kubota Tractors
Replies 4 Post by Mike

Steve check ( www.turnersequipment.com ) he had one in there with 397hrs on it however it had a backhoe on it for $19500. They are located in Fowler, IN. just west of Lafayette. Also check ( www.auto-rv.com ) under their farm and garden section, they have adds from IN. MI. and OH<br><br>. Chip

Still looking for a JD 955
John Deere Tractors
Replies 4 Post by Chip

I am planning to acquire an XL178 from a relative and I would like to offer a fair price and make sure that I am not being over genereous. I also need manuals, they appear to be lost... Any help is appreciated... Please drop me an e-mail Thanks!

Need XL178 Manuals and rough price estimate
John Deere Tractors
Replies 1 Post by Steve Medvid

1987 JD 850, 4WD, with loader and power steering, 650 hours. The problem is that the bucket sinks slowly, suggesting a hydraulic misfunction. A heavy load makes the bucket sink a bit faster. The bucket also curls forward slowly. In addition, the three point hitch will sink slowly after the engine is off. I have had the primary loader cylinders rebuilt. My chief suspect is the hydraulic controller, but this is an expensive part and I would appreciate any other opinions/experience before attempting any repairs. Also, the power steering works well to the right, but requires some muscle to turn left.

JD 850 Hydraulics
John Deere Tractors
Replies 5 Post by Dennis

I own a JD4100 HST 4wd w/loader. 3 weeks ago I operated a New Holland 33 hp tractor w/loader, manual trans, and 4wd. I'm not certain what the model was. I operated the tractor for about 2 hrs. loading logs using the front loader and chains. Other than the manual trans I really liked the tractor and couldn't tell much difference between NH and JD as far as construction quality and ease of operation. Obviously the NH was larger and more powerful than the JD that I own. As I recall the tractor had 3 ranges and 4 speeds per range with a shuttle drive. The only negative thing that I noticed was that in 4th gear and 2nd range while driving down the road the loader frame seemed to wobble. I realize that 2 hrs is not much time to form an opinion but overall it seemed like a nice tractor to me.

looking for information on tc33 new holland tractor
New Holland Tractors
Replies 7 Post by Larry

I have American Family home owners insurance and as long as I do not have a farm and using the tractor to maintain my property my tractor is covered under my home policy. I didn't have to pay any more for the tractor. I have a 4600 JD with backhoe. It is only covered on my property though, I was mainly concerned about fire and theft anyway.

Tractor insurance - question II
Other Tractor Brands
Replies 10 Post by Gary

I have a 1/4 woods road I want to try to keep clear this winter. It is not exactly level. I have a loader, I also adapted a towbehind grader blade to a 3pt backblade. I anticipate that since the road is not very flat that using either the loader or the blade might be a bit of a headache. Has anyone made skids or floats or whatever they might be called to keep a blade from digging into the road? My thought is that I should prolly make something to keep the blade from digging in and go backwards with the tractor. Any thoughts?<br>Thanks<br>Kim

Snow is coming need advice
Snowblowers / Snow Plows
Replies 8 Post by Kim Hartshorn

Can anyone help me? I'm looking for a spare parts breakdown list for a Kubota B8200 HST 4 WD series 62726 it's about 11 years old.<br>I'm working on a golf course in Portugal and our local distributor is less than helpful. I'd be grateful for any info<br>Many thanks <br>Steve Richardson

parts breakdown for kubota B8200
Kubota Tractors
Replies 2 Post by Steve Richardson

I am looking for a brush hog made by

Brush hog
Mowers Field and Finish
Replies 2 Post by Bob

I'm a first time compact owner (B2710). The hydro trans and 4wheel drive plus a loader and hoe pretty much means I can dig anything easily and quickly. I've done alot of that (35ac, but only about 5 need any work). Seems to me, if you are digging/building/landscaping 4wheel drive and hydro are a no brainer. If you are farming/mowing then maybe gear and/or two wheel drive are a less costly alternative.<br>I really, really like the 2710. It is a digging beast.<br>(a former michigander, now a coloradoan).

Decisions New Used Color Utility or Compact
New Holland Tractors
Replies 10 Post by Tim

My homeowners insurance is through State Farm. They added a rider to my policy to cover the replacement cost of the tractor. This was required by the finance company (new holland credit).

How do you lose a tractor
Other Tractor Brands
Replies 10 Post by Rod

I've had a JD4200 for a little over six months and have checked the battery at least once. When I checked the battery this weekend, there was severe corrosion on the positive terminal with some corrossion on the negative. After removing the battery (which is installed directly in front of the hydraulic oil cooler), I found that the bottom one third of the fins on the cooler had corrosion damage as deep as 1/4

If any of you find a similar problem, I would appreciate you e-mailing me so I can contact the factory.
"> Battery Problem on JD 4000 Series
John Deere Tractors
Replies 2 Post by Shawn in OK

International 354

blue book for tractors
Other Tractor Brands
Replies 34 Post by patricia Scroggins

I am looking for a tiller for a British Leyland 245.

tillers for British Leyland 245
Operating and Attachments
Replies 2 Post by Robert Insall

Ken, I agree it can be dangerous if one isn't careful. I've been working in the woods for a long time, and feel comfortable using smaller tractors. I use a skidder for my larger operations but the price of moving them from job to job doesn't make them economical for the

Why not a Task Master over a Kubota
Operating and Attachments
Replies 13 Post by Andy

Steve,<br> Thanks for the reply. Let me get the info you requested together and get back to you, hopefully tomorrow.<br>Don

4 n 1 bucket
Other Tractor Brands
Replies 3 Post by Don in TN

I have the TSC splitter on a JD 4300 with

Logsplitter for a Kubota 7300
Kubota Tractors
Replies 6 Post by Paul

I'm a Yanmar dealer & can get you the parts you need. Contact me at sheaftractor@coiinc.com or 815-284-3226.

Yanmar
Yanmar Tractors
Replies 21 Post by lsheaffer

The loader manual specifies either three rear weights per rear wheel (60 pounds each for a total of 360 pounds) or liquid in the rear tires (weighs approximately the same) plus ballast on the 3 point hitch of at least 750 pounds. Your guess of approximately 900 pounds only on the hitch seems reasonable. I found that the rear wheel weights greatly improved the ride and stability when mowing hilly areas.

JD4100 ballast
John Deere Tractors
Replies 12 Post by Jack in IL

Looking for a 16 to 20 HP 2 wheel drive diesel tractor with dozer type blade, Box type drag and if posable center mount grader blade. Must have wheel weights.<br>We are in N/E Nevada.

Two wheel drive 16 to 20 HP tractor
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Replies 1 Post by Oldmang