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Beagle, as long as she stays away from where he's going & WHO he's doing it should be fine.

Be it ever so humble, there's no place as CHEAP as staying at home.....especially when it includes laundry and cooking service.

Is your son young enough to think he knows everything, or has he reached that age where he is amazed at how much you have learned since he saw you last?

LOL.

Best of luck.

I have social problems
Everything and Anything
Replies 17 Post by Murf

Someone had a post earlier today with a problem indicating that they had a 1999 model with 1100 hrs. I have a 1995 with about 600 hrs. I think that was about the span of the model. They later went to a 7305 with 3 more HP.

What years were the 7275 Cub manufactured
Cub Cadet
Replies 3 Post by yooperpete

If you do a search of the archives, there are (2) pretty good threads that address insurance. They're entitled:<br>
<br>
“Insurance for tractor??” and “Tractor Insurance Help Please”<br>
<br>
I would link you to them, though I’m not sure how to do that.

Tractor Insurance
John Deere Tractors
Replies 3 Post by ScooterMagee

He was trying to be nice and was cutting a large field of grass when I was at work. His hearing is bad, so I suspect that he had the trottle cranked up on the mistaken impression that the gas pedal on a tractor works like the pedal on a car -- the more the push down the higher the engine revs. He also managed to run over one of my peach trees on the same day, but that is another story. Again, thanks for the helpful replies. I am still waiting for the dealer to pick up the tractor, so it looks like I will be doing a bit of push mower work this weekend.

NO COOLANT
Kubota Tractors
Replies 10 Post by robertm

I'm not familar with that model. I thought that was a shaft drive to the mower deck. My older models have a long belt going through a 90 degree bend before going to the deck. All of my belts have lasted a long time. I've gotten up to 1700 hrs. on one. The belt on the deck driving the other blades lasts a long time as well. They are prone to getting filled with grass and leaves debris.

Are all of your pulleys free moving (i.e. not froze up)? Do you have the belts adjusted too loose? Overtightening them will result in premature spindle bearing failure.

2146 pto belt
Cub Cadet
Replies 3 Post by yooperpete

Thanks for the help, no Massey dealer close but the part numbers will help me order what I need.
Earl

replacement clutch for 1040 compact
Massey Ferguson Tractors
Replies 3 Post by earlcros

Thanks for all the replies, I appreciate the input. I will look into a few of the pumps. As far as the hooks on the front bucket goes, I picked up 2 heavy duty (5000 lb) D-rings about three inches long with brackets that I plan to weld to each end of the bucket. I also picked up a tow hook that I will weld to the middle of the bucket. A few people sugested that I use some plating to back up the center hook. Do I need to do this if I weld or just when I drill? By the way any body got pictures of pumps or how you installed hooks?

PTO Pumps
John Deere Tractors
Replies 10 Post by RidgeRunner

I’ve owned my Kubota L35 for a few years.<br>
Today I found my 4WD would not engage.<br>
The lever shifts and the roll pin is not broken <br>
on the shaft to lever entering the gearbox.<br>
How serious is this problem.. A simple fix or<br>
complex repair of the Transmission gear<br>
box? Everything’s been working great until now.<br>
Anyone had this problem? Your thoughts <br>
would be helpful before I get major $’s involved.<br>
<br>
Great forum...thanks to all

L35 4WD problem
Kubota Tractors
Replies 3 Post by L35man

Ken, I agree with the 'size doesn't matter' philosphy whole-heartedly. In fact I just put a BFR (Big F--- Rock) on a lawn in a subdivision. My sister saw some of the field stones I have in my landscape and decided she had to have one too. When I asked her how big, she said "As big as you can bring me." So I asked the boys to keep their eyes out for a nice looking one and not to scratch it up too much. Well, a piece of Canada about 4' around appeared while digging a pond. They carefully made a basket hitch around it with chains and hoisted it out and onto the back of the big float with the excavator ahead of it. Before they new it the excavator was hoisting that hunk o' granite onto their lawn. They now have a very definite 'focal point' in their landscape.

Green, I have an L4310GSTC for my 4 acres of paradise and I don't even use it for cutting the grass. But then as Harvey stated, maximizing R & R time is important.

Best of luck.

Overjoyed with JD4310 - Even With Small Acreage
John Deere Tractors
Replies 15 Post by Murf

Can you describe the noise better? Where you running the PTO at the time? Are you in 2WD or 4WD? Was the noise definitely generating from the hydro?

Cub Cadet HYDROSTATIC PROBLEMS
Cub Cadet
Replies 3 Post by yooperpete

With position control you get a numbered scale to move the control lever against. If you know, for instance, that your rear blade just touches earth at 6.5 on the scale, then you can repeat that setting and get the same blade position every time at the same number setting.

If you are using a 1/4 inch valve or a stop/drop system, then every time you raise the blade you will have to manually re-set/eyeball the position when you lower it to get the same setting.

If you are doing any significant grading or box blading the position control is well worth the extra money.

If you use the 3 point just to haul counter weight for the FEL or as a place to attach a bagging system, you can get by nicely with a stop/drop system.

B7800 vs TC30 NH
Kubota Tractors
Replies 9 Post by DRankin

They had to special order the loader controls, so the tractor isn't arriving until today (Friday). I'll be sure and take lots of pics over the weekend!!!

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

Does any one know if a 8A hoe attachment will fit a 4400 compact tractor? the new hoe is a 47 or 48. <br>
Wayne

backhoe for 4400 compact tractor
Antique Tractors
Replies 1 Post by wayne

Hi to all,<br>
<br>
I am seeking advice on what I should be asking for my 2002 TC 35D Boomer with 16LA and a mere 323 hours on it. <br>
<br>
I bought this lovely machine new two years ago and now have to part with it as I am in the military and have been transferred to another part of the country where I will not be able to use it.<br>
<br>
As I am in Canada, I have to consider the exchange rate as well. At the moment I am thinking of asking around $16500.00 U.S. (or 23500.00 Cdn).<br>
<br>
I had paid 30K Cdn two years ago, so I figure this is a pretty fair price.<br>
<br>
Any suggestions/ Comments?<br>
<br>
I also have a 72 inch finishing mower that I am selling with or without the tractor that is also new.<br>
<br>
As you can all imagine I am terribly sad about having to sell, but alas those are the pitfalls of military life!<br>
<br>
Thanks.<br>
<br>

Suggestion on asking price TC 35D
New Holland Tractors
Replies 4 Post by PegasusBlue

No sorry. I was addressing photoman63's comment about not being sorry as a 1050 owner... I will take a pic later today when I look at it.

1050 pricing
John Deere Tractors
Replies 10 Post by Xpress

You will love that machine. It has the soul of a Jack-Russell Terrier. The best part about it is discovering all those little chores it is good at that you didn't think of before your purchase! And then come the accessories and attachments... oh, the joy!

New Kubota BX2230 Delivered
Kubota Tractors
Replies 8 Post by jarndt

I think it's a fluid cooling issue. Generally speaking, if the fluid (and the pump) are allowed to get very warm, the pump case will expand (usually they are aluminum) quicker than the steel pump gears and pressure plates inside. This results in fluid bypassing the side plates inside resulting in loss of pressure and fluid cavitation/aeration which increases heat more and reduces lubricity of the pump parts.

Back hoe on a sub-compact
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 43 Post by earthwrks

brokenarrow: Thanks for the compliment on the website--I wrote the text and drew the illustrations (what I used to do professionally before excavating biz). A local guy uploaded to the Web. I took some welding classes in school, did some production welding, etc.---welding is something I like to putz around with (I enjoy building mechanical things) so the welding aspect is an off-shoot of a hobby really. Self-employed welders typically make about $50 an hour, so there isn't a lot of money in it. The workshop-on-wheels and welding service is something I created to serve my niche in the self-storage (mini-storage) market where I could roll up to a site and spend as much as a week or two fixing things then move on to another site which could be on the other side of state. You are right about insurance--any time an agent hears of a "trade" with high liablity---it's through the roof. So I treat it as part of my "handyman" coverage.

Rear remote hydraulics
New Holland Tractors
Replies 26 Post by earthwrks

Now that I have read Brokenarrows initial question again, I agree that the discussion has gained a lot of momentum and treat things not asked for by him.<br>
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Everybody are naturally welcome to do whatever they like. Absolutely no problem to me. One has to decide what one do to oneself and what is right to me is not selfclearly right to another. What is to be treated by law or not is another thing.<br>
<br>
I must say that I am not really relying to the ROPS and belt if anything happen anyway. If the thing turns over, it is high probability to get injured anyway and maybe there is such a safetyfactor in the structure that a pair of holes for lights doesn´t matter. <br>
<br>
But still it is for me right not to make any changes to safety devices of any kind. And Brokenarrow: Sorry for taking discussion higher. I do absolutely not know if there is any bolt on-lightbars for sale by any manufacturer, except for itsgottobegreen.<br>
<br>
Erik, Sweden

Lights on ROPS
New Holland Tractors
Replies 38 Post by commodore

I dont know? At least you can do something with it LOL.
I love thunderstorms though so this week has been pretty interesting. The field is plowed disked and ready for mother nature to allow us creatures on her planet to plant.
It will be 8 acres of corn. My clover is coming up very nice in anouther field and I have one more small project, a 2 acre field growong rocks at the rate of weeds in June. All I need is a big city to move in next to me and I would be a millionare!!!! They buy those hard things by the pound!!! LMAO, Hell I'd pay em to pick their own.

Rain rain go away
Just For Fun Off Topic
Replies 9 Post by brokenarrow