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    b7200/7100 as a mower

    No power steering throws a wrench into the spokes for me. I've used them and it takes me about 2 minutes to get sick of it and want something else. The feedback you get from the manual steering can break bones if the yard is rough. With a loader on it, it's almost impossible to steer unless...
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    BX fuel filter

    If you've done a bunch of them and have a good hard work area and a way to lift the tractor, yes, 20 minutes. Having a loader makes it a little easier. A TLB is really easy. Lift the front with the loader bucket, the rear with the outriggers. For everyone else, an hour. Assuming the fuel...
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    G1900 electrical question

    Probably 2 separate problems, but it COULD be one component causing both. These are known for wiring problems. Corroded connectors. Key switch failures, etc. Brake switch is known to die early too, as is the PTO switch. The combination box controls the key off. It also is used to control...
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    New L4701 Engine problems

    The story kind of stinks to me. When did you check the coolant level? Did the tech that came out check it? Was it full? If it was full, then a stick didn't knock the radiator hose off, either that or it was refilled after the fact. If they say that something was plugging the cooling system...
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    Exhaust

    when I bought my G1900, the original owner had somehow managed to break the exhaust manifold. So rather than fix it, he removed it. Exhaust running right out of the head. I asked him how long he ran it like that. His response was that he couldn't remember. Judging by the the soot on the...
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    PTO shaft turns when PTO is off

    This is an older post, but a note worth mentioning. This is a common "issue" with the 8540 and 9540, and possibly others. It is usually caused by turning off a high-inertia implement, such as a bush hog where when the power is removed from the PTO, the blades keep turning due to their weight...