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Call Galaxy Tire & Wheel in Malden, MA. 800-343-3476 Ask for Kevin. This company does a lot of turf conversions. Don't know if they will have what you want, but it's worth a try. Sid

Wheels-rims for ford 1720
Operating and Attachments
Replies 2 Post by Sid

Anyone have the spec for the 60

"> Bush Cutter 60 quot Rollins
Mowers Field and Finish
Replies 2 Post by Bill

Sorry it's taken a while to respond. There was a side cover I had to remove on the trans (R.side) to access the filter, just about directly under the brake pedals. I first had to drain the trans (which is the hyd reservoir) so you would want to do it in conjunction with a fluid change. The filter looks like the old cartridge types, open on the sides. I am assuming, of course, that the 1050 has the same arrangement.

JD 1050 4WD with JD 80 Loader
John Deere Tractors
Replies 5 Post by Alan

When I checked on one to go with a 5310 the 10A was about $9000, if my memory serves me correct. Ended up with 4600 and JD backhoe. Dave

backhoe for JD 5000 series - 10A vs Woods equivalent
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 3 Post by Dave Miner

Have no experience with blade in snow but have recently acquired a curtise hydraulic angle blade that would replace my loader bucket. On and off is dirt simple. Two pins and hook up two hydraulic hoses. We get some respectable snow here and last winter I had to bring in payloader to move the snow piles to get more room for more snow. {I gotta move to florida}. I presently use a blade on my cubcadet and it does a decent job except it can't pile snow too well. At times I haul out a 8hp-27 snowblower but at times I lose it and the snow blower won't touch the piles. Hence the payloader. Last winter at my place of business I saw one of the grounds guys running a brand new ford 1920 {with heated cab} and a curtise angle plow. He was pile snow at least 9 feet high. He actually was driving up the pile and shoving it left and right with the angle. I knew that I had to have a curtise plow for my JD870. Got one. Hate to say this but am looking forward to about 2 feet of snow to try it out. All of my neigbors are in awe of the setup and so am I. Better work or I'm out $1700. In about a month or two I'll let you know how it works. When I asked the grounds guy how he liked it, he just grinned himself silly. When I asked him if I could run it he said

"> Blade to replace front bucket
Snowblowers / Snow Plows
Replies 26 Post by bo pikas

Thanks for the feedback. Do you know if the backhoe works well?

Tractors
Kioti Tractors
Replies 4 Post by Stan

McMaster Carr will sell 10 ft lengths of the hose you need and they accept credit cards and ship promptly. Look for Rough-N-Tough Rubber Hose. Part # for 7

http://www.mcmaster.com/
"> Source for 6 quot Leaf Vac Hose
Other Tractor Brands
Replies 5 Post by Ron

Hi Jerry<br>The tractor price new varies some $900 depending on the tires. The small Ag tires being the lowest priced. The tractor alone new is about 9K at a good price. And it will accept a loader. Make sure it has the syncro shuttle trany if you plan on going that route. check out http://www.kioti.com for more pricing options. good luck with it<br>mario

kioti 1914
Kioti Tractors
Replies 2 Post by mario

Bill, I ain't that old! Agree that many products aren't what they used to be and have to change with the times. { You might note that this typed on a Gateway 233 laptop}. I sure as heck don't miss doing the 12000 mile once a year tune up and greasing the front end {in the venacular,it sucks}. If you kept up with all of the posts you would have noted that I didn't defend fram nor any other brand, I merely said ,prove it. The problem today is that the products are getting so complex and often unrepairable that it literally becomes impossible to evaluate quality without some sophisticated tests and equipment. I would readily give up a particular brand if evidence was available it being watered down in quality. On the other hand, it is a waste of money buying more quality then necessary. The experience I referred to was being able to critically evaluate, being skeptical as to product claims and not having sucker written on my forehead. Yep, I know motors and do just about every thing myself and believe I have been around the block once or twice. When some one tells me something is no good, they better be able to back it with some facts and boy,am I willing to learn. I got tons of cash invested in my JD870 and that's why I read this great board, there is a whole of guys out there that have experiences that I don't and they are willing to share. Incidently, Webmaster and MlS have been near the top of my list.Lots of respect for those boys and others. So. I agree with you and appretiate your thoughts . Oil anylsis, I gotta think about that one.

Oil Filter
Parts and Repair
Replies 38 Post by bo

Dave;<br> Thats a fair price. I would want to know why ?? he is selling with only 58 hrs. That's almost brand new.

price check J D 770
Other Tractor Brands
Replies 5 Post by dsg

Another factor I forgot;straight shovels as opposed to

Which implement for breaking up soil
Parts and Repair
Replies 7 Post by RCH

I am looking for information on the Massey Ferguson 1010 which I own with a view to purchasing spare parts.<br>It is my intention to completely strip and rebuild my compact tractor as the engine has become unreliable.<br>To support this project, I will need to purchase the following:-<br>Full Gasket Set<br>Oversize Pistons & Rings<br>Water Pump<br>Oil Pump<br>Workshop Manual<br>Others as required<br>This project will be carried out during the Winter months but I would like to find a source for the spares (Toyosha themselves in Japan if necessary and I can find their address).<br>Any assistance anyone may be able to provide would be greatly appreciated.<br>Best regards<br>Graham Tomlinson<br>TranProdLt@aol.com <br> <br>Apologies for accidentally responding to MF1010 Price Check earlier it was not intentional

Massey Ferguson 1010SparesUK
Massey Ferguson Tractors
Replies 1 Post by Graham Tomlinson

I'm looking at the JD 4200 and Kubota B21 or B2710. I'm not sure if I really need a backhoe or not. If I go with a backhoe, I'll probably forget about the B2710 because it's a 3 point hitch setup. From what I understand, the B21 or L35 is the way to go with a backhoe. I'm fortunate that the local rental yards around here rent all of the tractors I'm thinking of buying. I'm going to rent the B21 next week to start my fire cleanup (I'm not sure if you heard about the big fire we had go through here two weeks ago, it made national news. The house was saved, but I have 13 acres of property to clean up). I've rented an L35, which I really got spoiled on because I like it so much, but its beyond my budget and what I really need for most of my chores. I also rented the JD4100 and really liked it, but just a little under-powered for what I need. To answer your question, I'm leaning towards the Kubota, however, I think its like

JD 4200 Price Check
John Deere Tractors
Replies 6 Post by Glenn Revheim

Mike, I might be able to help, but I'm not sure which backhoe this is. Is it their small model that has the feet sliding down in a rectangular channel? Built sometime in the 1970's? What's wrong with the pressure relief valve? Usually all that is in there is a ball, a spring, and a couple of shims. Is a complete new valve out of the question? How about an external ressure relief? <br> Roger

Parts for aarp 3 pt hitch backhoe
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 2 Post by Roger L.

If you look at the 790 give the 4100 and 4200 a look also. I keep my 455 for cutting the lawn but bought a 4200 w/loader and 12

John Deere 455 garden tractor
John Deere Tractors
Replies 23 Post by John, SW Missouri

Norm,<br>This would almost be impossible. You would need a minimum of a 5 inch pully on the generator not to have the belts stressed so badly that they would wear out quickly. You would then need a 33.5

Good Luck
Bill "> pto generator
Shop Tools
Replies 8 Post by Bill

IM a importer of yanmar tractors and have never heard of 100 hp.<br>yanmars. Yanmar makes the 50 hrp. and below john deere's i know.Please write me back.<br><br> thanks,<br> Lazenby's equipment Co.

YANMAR VS JD
Yanmar Tractors
Replies 18 Post by Lazenby's equipment

Had a dealer tell me that the B7300 is better with a 60

B7300 v B1700 mowing
Kubota Tractors
Replies 4 Post by Neil

You can use any battery that will physically fit -and that has the same voltage rating. I think the 1220 is a 12 volt. So you can use any 12 volt on the market if you can get into the holder. For my Yanmar I built a battery box that fits a standard automotive 12 volt battery. If your battery mounts in front of the radiator you want to keep it as far away from the radiator as possible to avoid restricting air flow. A couple of inches is fine. More distance wouldn't hurt. <br> The difference in starting in cold weather is well worth the time it took to get the automotive battery mounted up right. Plus you can buy a really good quality automotive battery which doesn't seem to be the case with the garden tractor size batteries. I use the Optima

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Other Tractor Brands
Replies 4 Post by Roger L.

With chippers bigger is better and there is no such thing as too much HP on a chipper. Most of the small PTO driven chippers get by with less HP by using a less aggressive knife angle. This results in the chipper taking smaller bites of wood (less HP but slower feed rate) it is also used in the hand feed chippers because the less aggressive angles reduce the tendency to quickly pull material in the chipper and are safer for hand feeding. Hyd feed is nice because if the manufacturer did his job the feed rate of the material is designed to match the chipping capacity of the chipper and gives an even feed of material without bogging the driver power unit. I have worked on 1000 to 2000 HP whole tree chippers in chip mill applications. These machines have a disc weight of about 40,00 lbs and can reduce several 8-12

PTO CHIPPER RECOMMENDATIONS
Operating and Attachments
Replies 11 Post by David