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Is this a problem with the three point not dropping far enough , or not pushing it into ground? Three point usuallly have no downpressure, so adding weight to disc would help. Having an idea of what your setup is- tractor and disc, possibly a photo of it attatched to tractor may help us to help you.

Whoops. My math didnt account for one set if ranges. I wonder what the use of such a deep reduction first gear would be. Pulling ships through the panama canal, maybe. It is super slow even at 2800 rpms.

I am shocked! But somehow not suprised. Guys cant even have a little fun anymore. Dude, thats no way to ask for help. For example my tractor has a two range trans and a two range diff, giving me 12 forward speeds and three reverse. Its moves slow in low low low.

The older the boys, the bigger the toys. Or he with the most toys when he dies- wins! Last winter was the harshest in over 60 years. Tons of snow and brutal cold. Hope i never see one like that again. I have seen similar machines, but never one with a blade. Should be handy.

Tire slime is what he meant.it will seal a puncture, not a sidewall or rim leak. It works very well, had a demo tire at the parts store where i worked. That thing had hundreds of holes poked in it.

Universal tractor fluid. Or tgh - trans gear hydraulic. All suitable. Quite a few have charts that show what they are compatible with. You will find the udt rating on a few.

Rubber mounted tractor lamps, thats the ticket!! Im all over that. Thanks meanjean, think i have a couple laying around. Will use wire for high beam to power backup lamp. Should work well. There are no cracks on any mounting brackets, im thinking i need to fab a cross brace to counteract the...

Looks like it will do the job. If i built something like that for the one at work, they would use it for pushing stuff. I need to overbuild anything like that x10.

That is a cool machine. I think it would be an awesome landscaping tool. But looks like an orphan, as not many around like that. My kinda toy.

Looks good, will come in handy for loading ballast. Borrowed a friends blade, welded up a bunch of cracks, tightened th loose pivot, fixed the egg shaped pinholes and used it for about an hour. Bet he cant wait to lend it to me again.... Screw that- im building a box scraper...

Wolfman,i can imagine that you dont sleep much.all this wonderful knowledge you have stored away has got to keep you up at night. I think good call on tire upgrade, as going taller will tear up a driveline in short order.

There are some battery testers-digital type will do a resistance test, using some sort of computer chip with an algorithym to calculate the specific gravity and..... Blah blah I use my trusty carbon pile load tester, it has an analog meter Voltage and amps. It needs to hold ten volts...

When i got my tractor, it was a no start too, wiring on clutch switch was bad. Replaced bad wire and it was perfect until ground cable went goofy where it bolts to tractor frame. Pulled cable and cleaned it. Its been 100% since then.

Paint, decals (gotta get ahold of vic) some bright lights front and back. Planning on building some accessories-cup holder, finding a mirror that fits the existing bracket. Going to experiment with the shaking bits and if i come up with something i will post it up.

Hello everyone I noticed this when i first got it, figured something was loose. The instrument panel moves right/left a good distance while driving, seems the lugs on back wheels causing this. I want to paint it, but concerned the oscillating will rub the paint off. Should i add brackets to...

If ground is corroded/loose you will still find good voltage. The ground has a lock washer and it permits rust to build up around it. Negative connectios are as important to look at.

Call your kubota dealer, get a printout of the parts breakdown for the cylinder and pick the parts you need. Should be able to replace the damaged stuff fo less than a new cylinder. Its hard to find a generic cylinder that would work in its place. Unless you have a machinist in your back pocket.

One thing i did notice, steering is easier in2wd. Saves somewhat in wear and tear using 4wd when needed. Your machine. Your choice.

Looks good. Glad you got it solved.

I use heat gun to remove the decal first, then a citrus based adhesive remover called rapid remover. Squeegee the slime off, wash and ready to apply new decal. www.rapidtac.com I do all the decaling on the government fleet trucks in my district.put them on in spring, take them off in fall to...