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Late to the party, but here I am!!

Being a Belarus anything threaded is almost guaranteed to be a metric thread. While I'm not familiar with that one in particular, I'd say a great place to start would be McMaster-Carr, they usually show a good level of detail in their listings.

The other suggestion would be to take it to a fastener supply place or European auto parts place.

If what's in it was plastic it's surely a replacement I'd be getting rid of ASAP. One of the things the Rooskie's were good at was building stupid simle stuff that could be maintained by stupid simple peasants. LOL. It certainly had an iron plug with a magnet in it from the factory.

Best of luck.

drain plug question
Belarus
Replies 7 Post by Murf

When it comes to hydraulics the only real cause of heat is work, the more work, the more heat it creates.

If you have not already done so, I would suggest you take a careful look at the power steering box. It is the only other piece left in the circuit.

That’s a leaking internal seal will not be evident because the fluid is merely circulating back to the return line. However, the friction as it leaks past the seal will work very much like a partly open relief valve and cause excess work and therefore excess heat.

It’s a simple easy thing to test.

Best of luck.

MF 135 ps overheated
Massey Ferguson Tractors
Replies 6 Post by Murf

For years my guys (bless their hearts) and I did commercial snow removal work on open station machines. In a big storm it would not be unusual for some of them to work 16 - 18 hours straight through.

We were as comfortable as could be dressed for snowmobiling, snowmobile suits, snowmobile helmets equipped with heated visors, heated gloves and heated insoles in snowmobile boots.

Best of luck.

Nitrile gloves as a Winter Glove Liner
Everything and Anything
Replies 4 Post by Murf

We had a nasty storm system blow through here the last 2 days, strong arctic winds, blowing snow, just terrible.

It was so nasty out I saw a lawyer walking down the street and he had his hands in his OWN pockets!!!

Best of luck.

Joke o the day
Just For Fun Off Topic
Replies 73 Post by Murf

Welcome to our group and so glad I could be of assistance.

Best of luck.

having problem New Holland Tc29
Parts and Repair
Replies 18 Post by Murf

Seals aren't too tough to find, the biggest hassle is getting at it, the steering box needs to come out to replace the seal.

Sometimes if it's just wear on the shaft and the seal is ok, just not able to brige the gap, you can DYI a repair that works k. We do it all the time on the older Ford tractors we have.

If you want to tackle it yourself theres a few vendors online who sell shop manuals, parts should be easy to get your hands on.

Best of luck.

Kioti DK65 power steering failure
Kioti Tractors
Replies 8 Post by Murf

So you're saying he definitely has Presidential airs about him?

Another unmistakable sign of out of control inflation
Just For Fun Off Topic
Replies 4 Post by Murf

[QUOTE=tractor203;200761] Hello, every tractor has a dipstick there must be a dipstick somewhere, this dipstick is always on the left side of the engine, there is never that there is no dipstick at all, how do you know whether to add oil or not. [/QUOTE]

I think you must have missed the reply from earlier in the month were he said he found the dipstick.

Best of luck.

Kubota L3010 Change Oil no Dipstick
Kubota Tractors
Replies 7 Post by Murf

My days of plowing snow in anything more than shirt sleeves are long past.

The stereo and suspension are a nice touch too. LOL

Best of luck.

-17 degrees F
Just For Fun Off Topic
Replies 77 Post by Murf

I think it would be funnier if it showed Lady Liberty knocking him over the head with the torch.

Bipartisan Poster
Just For Fun Off Topic
Replies 3 Post by Murf

The above comment is correct, by flushing with fresh water you inadvertently left some clear water in the system. You actually need to add more than a 50-50 blend in order that the clear water in the system is blended in properly to result in the desired solution.

The difficult part now will be determining how much more antifreeze you need to add to end up at the correct ratio. I would suggest you drain as much out of the tractor as you can and then blend that container full of antifreeze / water mixture until you end up with a slightly stronger mix than you need. Then when you pour it back into the tractor and it gets blended with what's left behind a second time you should end up very close to your temperature goal. Drain the straight antifreeze back out of the and use it in the strengthening. Then use any leftover antifreeze water mixture to top up the overflow reservoir.

Best of luck.

Kubota How to Improve Coolant Protection Level
Kubota Tractors
Replies 3 Post by Murf

[QUOTE=greyhorse;200711] While car Manufacturers would like to make you think your car is a status symbol, your sense of yourself, just about everything, there still may be some for whom a tractor is an ego boast.But it is just a tractor, so if it works, it works, a new hood style is not going to impress anyone otat least almost everyone :-( [/QUOTE]

It's funny you mention that. I bought a few new units this fall, I try to change some units every year, and of course got the usual replys to my ad for the used units.

"What year is it?"

My usual reply is "It's a Kubota, not a Corvette. Are you buying it to work, or drive it to the coffee shop?"

Best of luck.

Is cost of ownership better New vs used Tractor
Operating and Attachments
Replies 6 Post by Murf

The dealer selling you the parts should be happy to share the data from their repair manuals with you, if not contact the manufacturer themselves, most are very accommodating.

Best of luck.

I broke my PTO HELP
Kioti Tractors
Replies 6 Post by Murf

[QUOTE=kvinodkumar;200693] So the warehouses and factories with fossil fueled forklifts must be conforming to 20 to 30 LCH to be safe? [/QUOTE]

No, no where near those levels, OSHA guidelines call for 5,000 CFM for each propane fueled forklift.

That is a little under a 70 foot cube every hour.

India first ElectricTractor Sonalika Electric Tiger
Tractor Projects
Replies 13 Post by Murf

Nope, nothing like that here.

Maybe someone is trying tohack into your account.

Login credentials
Website Operations Howto
Replies 8 Post by Murf

Sounds like a reasonable use for waste oil, we use a shop heater that burns used oil.

I guess Yoopers use more chainsaw bar oil than the rest of use do. LOL

Best of luck.

Used Hydraulic Fluid as Chainsaw Bar oil
Shop Tools
Replies 11 Post by Murf

It depends on what you need / want to do on that 10 acres.

Cut grass? Clear snow? Earth moving or landscaping?

A little more info would help with advice.

Best of luck.

What size Kubota BX B01 or L01
Kubota Tractors
Replies 3 Post by Murf

Happy to help out.

Best of luck.

Kubota B1750 Leaking Steering Column
Kubota Tractors
Replies 4 Post by Murf

Take your injectors and glow plugs to any decent injector shop, it may be that you don’t need replacement injectors, just an overhaul. If you have no luck out there, or you’re a long way away, get back to me and I can help you out. The glow plugs can usually be matched up to something else.

Best of luck.

Bolens H1502 Diesel Injector Source
Parts and Repair
Replies 5 Post by Murf

A jerky loader function is normally due to air in the loader cylinders,

When lowering the loader with weight on it and or at slow engine RPM's the loader going down can faster than the fluid can be replaced in the 'lift' side of the cylinder, when that happens it's easier for the cylinder to cavitate (inhale air instead of the thicker oil) up into the cylinder.

It's easy to diagnose & solve though, SLOWLY (in both directions) cycle the loader up & down full extension to full retraction several times with the RPM's up at a fast idle speed. If that cures the problem you either need to add a throttle line valve (basically a choke) on the FEL or just be more cautious about lowering heavy loads.

Best of luck.

2020 NH Workmaster 25 loud whining noise
New Holland Tractors
Replies 10 Post by Murf