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Do not know that tractor but if it has any safety cut offs I would look there. On my tractor I get that symptom if I have just slightly move the PTO lever just getting off the tractor when I park it. I jiggle everthing thing to fix, lift off seat etc. and that gets it back.

ford tractor 4610su no power
Antique Tractors
Replies 2 Post by minimac

It gets tough and frustrating when you have touched so very many things on it!

Grey oil is usually a sign that you may have some coolant seeping from a bad head gasket, crack or other source.

Once the plugs get fouled they can be problematic to get great spark without replacing.

Carburetor may be messed up.

Plugs keep fouling no power at high end MF 2200 Continental
Antique Tractors
Replies 2 Post by minimac

Do not know this tractor, just the mechanics of clutches. The throw bearing slides on that shaft. The clutch fork is connected to your clutch pedal and the fork presses against the throw out bearing forcing it against the pressure plate to disengage the clutch from the flywheel.

I changed the clutch in my MT372 tractor and I need help
Mitsubishi
Replies 4 Post by minimac

Many of the large tandem dumps have Aluminum beds, wight matters, that said do own one of the new Fords and agree with KT that those ads seem worst case exaggerations.

We will see in time when you look at the Fords used heavily how they fare.

Looking to buy a New Pickup Truck
Pickup Trucks and Trailers
Replies 11 Post by minimac

Glad no one was injured. Have not seen that, but 35 years is a long time.

5040 shear on my PTO shaft
Kubota Tractors
Replies 12 Post by minimac

These air cooled Diesels were made to run great in nice cold climates like Russia. I see you are in Georgia US, might be a strain on it that will overwork its cooling capability which is low to begin with. Make sure everything is as clean as can be to help convention carry the day and clean the air jackets thoroughly.

Belarus 250 AS runs hot
Belarus
Replies 5 Post by minimac

[QUOTE=amalfikid;196357] .. SEVEN VALLEYS, PA.THEY ARE A BIG CONSIGNMENT DEALER AND ALWAYS HAVE LOADERS... [/QUOTE]<br>
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Looks like they do have lots of stuff, been to that area near York,PA, in South Eastern PA. York is one of those places that looks like an abandoned ghost town, very sad.<br>
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Hope you can find something a bit closer in Northern MI, York is 600 miles, but you gotta go where the stuff and deals are.

2000 B2710 I need a loader dealer wants over 4K any suggestions
Kubota Tractors
Replies 13 Post by minimac

Thanks for bringing this up... seems like there are lots of grades / types...<br>
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-Nitrile (Buna-N)<br>
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Temperature range: Between -65 degrees Fahrenheit and 300 degrees Fahrenheit.<br>
Suited for: General purpose seals, such as petroleum oils, water and some hydraulic fluids. Buna-N is also resistant against tears and abrasive treatment.<br>
Deficiencies: Buna-N can have problems with automotive brake fluid, ketones, phosphate ester hydraulic fluids, and nitro and halogenated hydrocarbons. While it is ozone and weather resistant, this resistance is not infallible but can be supported through compounding.<br>
Applications: Nitrile functions well in applications that have limited temperature and resistance requirements.<br>
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-Ethylene Propylene Rubber (EPR)<br>
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Temperature range: Between -65 degrees Fahrenheit and 300 degrees Fahrenheit.<br>
Suited for: Skydrol, a hydraulic fluid, has a noxious smell and can irritate skin, and its corrosive properties can be damaging to equipment. EPR o-rings work well with Skydrol and other hydraulic fluids, as well as steam, water, silicone oils, brake fluids and alcohols.<br>
Deficiencies: Similar to nitrile, EPR is not perfect for a wide-range of applications due to wear and tear issues.<br>
Applications: The aerospace industry uses EPR o-rings in hydraulic pumps.<br>
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-Fluorocarbon (Viton)<br>
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Suited for: Fluorocarbon is an all around material that can handle a number of applications, especially diverse sealing jobs that involve movement. It is also suited for petroleum oils, silicone fluids and gases, acids and some halogenated hydrocarbons, like carbon tetrachloride.<br>
Deficiencies: Fluorocarbon is not recommended for Skydrol, amines, esters and ethers with low molecular weight and hot hydrofluoric acids.<br>
Applications: Fluorocarbon o-rings are very versatile, and features in many different automotive, appliance and chemical processing industries.<br>
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-Neoprene<br>
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Suited for: Neoprene can seal refrigerants in refrigeration and air conditioner units, as well as petroleum oils and mild acid resistance silicate ester lubricants.<br>
Deficiencies: Finished neoprene products are often compounded with lead-based agents, which can be hazardous to human health. Additionally, some people are allergic to basic neoprene. In a functional sense, it is not very resistant to petroleum lubricants and oxygen.<br>
Applications: Neoprene functions well in refrigeration units of air conditioning systems.<br>
Temperature range: Between -65 degrees Fahrenheit and 300 degrees Fahrenheit. <br>
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-Polyurethane<br>
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Temperature range: Between -65 degrees Fahrenheit and 212 degrees Fahrenheit.<br>
Suited for: Polyurethane features abrasion and extrusion resistance, as well as general toughness.<br>
Deficiencies: Applications requiring good compression and heat resistance would not be suitable for polyurethane.<br>
Applications: Polyurethane o-rings are often used for hydraulic fittings, cylinders and valves, pneumatic tools, and firearms.<br>
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-Silicone<br>
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Temperature range: Between -120 degrees Fahrenheit and 450 degrees Fahrenheit, although silicone o-rings have been shown to withstand -175 degrees Fahrenheit during short periods of exposure.<br>
Deficiencies: Silicone exhibits poor tear resistance, abrasion and tensile strength. Their poor abrasion resistance means they are better suited for static applications than dynamic. They do perform well with water, steam or petroleum fluids, either.<br>
Applications: High temperature fuel injection ports can use silicone o-rings.<br>
Temperature range: Between -100 degrees Fahrenheit and 500 degrees Fahrenheit.<br>
Suited for: Pure PTFE o-rings are very rigid and hard to apply, but PTFE encapsulated o-rings handle surface wear well, in addition to exhibiting corrosion and abrasion resistance, non-permeability, chemical inertness and low absorption.<br>
Deficiencies: Like silicone, PTFE is rigid and is better suited to static applications.<br>
Applications: Examples of PTFE o-ring use includes automotive steering devices and paint guns.[/i]

Best o-rings for hydraulic quick connects
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 2 Post by minimac

One possibility is you have air in the system, check all hydraulic lines for wear and connections

TD5050 Hydraulics not working
New Holland Tractors
Replies 2 Post by minimac

Floor should be nice and level, no slope, 3000 PSI Concrete rebar reinforced, no cracks damage. Lot of weight to get underneath, be sure you are buying the best.

2 post car lift
Autos SUV Trucks
Replies 2 Post by minimac

Are you sure the Temp Gauge is working?

TN75DA Does Not WARM UP
New Holland Tractors
Replies 13 Post by minimac

Reviews on the web can be dubious, written by paid writers to stimulate sales.<br>
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If you use this site thoroughly you will find that brands like Kubota and John Deere just to name two of the better brands, have very long periods with little to no problems. Like 10 years no problems, 1000 hours nada.<br>
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Whereas Nortrac you pay less upfront, but need to get your tool kit out right out of the get go. Still OK if you like to tinker, many buyers like that. Masochistic to me !<br>
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Quality Control Missed on NorTrac 35HP Tractor
Jinma Farmpro Agracat Nortrac
Replies 3 Post by minimac

Best Wishes to all of Tractorpoint Land! I sure enjoy giving my opinion on things, so my wife says :-(

Happy Holidays
Everything and Anything
Replies 4 Post by minimac

Are the Hydraulic hoses connected on the control on correctly?

Hydraulic Gremlins
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 2 Post by minimac

Sounds like you are the correct track.

MF 261 ill not restart
Massey Ferguson Tractors
Replies 3 Post by minimac

[b]To Disconnect [/b]

Shut engine off.

Move Control Valve in all directions twice.

Disconnect hydraulic hoses.

[b]To reattach shut engine off[/b]

Move Control Valve in all directions twice.

Reattach hoses

Problem Connecting Hydraulic Hoses
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 17 Post by minimac

I am always tempted by low prices that King Kutter has and wonder how bad can cheap stuff be? That said I have usually gone with Landpride as long as the piece is not goin to empty my bank account.

KingKutter vs Landpride
Operating and Attachments
Replies 24 Post by minimac

I think you should ad Kubota to your list of quality manufacturers.

2006 New Holland TN60-A Transmission The NHTractors are Junk
New Holland Tractors
Replies 2 Post by minimac

It all depends. If you think you might eventually want to remove the pole barn, concrete will not be your best choice.

Otherwise gravel can be a real hassle in so many ways, just drop a nut or washer on gravel and try to find it! Ans as posted jacking anything up to work on is unsafe.

So if is just the cost, concrete is worth it as long as you plan on making it permanent.

stone vs concrete floors
Barns Pole Barns
Replies 6 Post by minimac

Sounds like a 3PH hydraulic seal may be worn or air in fluid.

John Deere 850
John Deere Tractors
Replies 2 Post by minimac