Recent content by gmason

love the RED colors, still love the looks of this tractor very similar to my 2001 NH TC35DA. 3cyl vs your 4, but still hardly ever run it at full RPM. Hope you love your as much as I've loved mine

ok, here's one more picture and some specs on how I got this cable out. 12mm nut on the Starter bolt, 8mm for the Alt nut. With the Battery Clamp still on I had to remove one zip tie and pull the cable up through the bottom of the radiator mount. The 3/4" plastic cable loom/conduit was mostly...

Thanks guys... well I wanted to check if this cable was my problem, so I cleaned the end copper and last cleaned with vinegar and salt for making the copper wires nice clean. Then I put the new clamp on that end and checked the continuity from both end and it was nice 0.0 So just for kicks, I...

here's a picture of the end after I cut off the clamp you can see some of the corrosion on the wires this end is soaking in a baking soda solution right now

Hello again TBN, not sure if anyone has seen exactly this situation but I thought I'd put it our here to see. Tractor started and ran just fine 5 days ago, shut it off and tried to start it up and the 3 lights on the dash came on and the heater lamp went off and I tried to start. All I heard...

Hello, I's had my TC35 Boomer now for over 10yrs and have loved most all of it. Here's an issue that kind of confounds me. From my throttle lever on the dash down to the lever on the engine block that controls the engine speed the cable seams to be in good shape and not broken or kinked. It's...

here's a pic of the kit and here's an older posting that may help answer some questions http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/new-holland-owning-operating/98563-power-beyond-port-2.html

here's another pic

here's the parts page that show 2 different part numbers for the Fuel sending unit. The one with the 28" wiring harness is $140 and the one without the harness and just the terminal ends is $95. Guess NH figured out that having the sending unit with the wire harness attached was silly and no...

I put a bush hog BH on my TC35DA a few years ago, and more important than the hydraulic connecting is making sure all the frame work of the BH fit's the NH supports and pins. I removed the rear tire and connecting the plate and other plumbing was a piece of cake. here's a pic of my plate...

Hello NH folks again, it seems that I've gotten a "nest" in my fuel tanks that once in a while will get part of the way down my fuel line and cause the tractor to stop. I pull the fuel line off the tank side of the filter and BLOW and after a few secs I blow it back into the tank and I hear...

Hello All, while not stuck, the spring doesn't seem to be pulling the cable bach to the stop there under the hood. I've hit the whole spring/bell crank/end of cable with lube. I can pull the cable to the stop by hand and the rpm drops to the ~700rmp idle range. I'm thinking i probably need to...

Hello, I致e got 5 10' x 8" white oak boards that i've surfaced planed then to thickness, and not I致e trying to figure the best way to get one good straight edge in order to put it on my table saw and get another good edge to biscuit join them together for a large desktop I知 building. I've got a...

Not that i use them too often, but they are handly when taking a road trip. They must be somehow connected to the same relay or wiring. I've got the wiring diagram from the OM, but can't quite follow the wire from the 10A fuse through the wiring bundle. After wiping a lot of dust/dirt from...

Hello, I've come upon a nice old 200gal steel storage tank. I'm trying to drain all the old diesel out of it, and the drain plug on the bottom is a 5/8 square nut, but in the process of trying to get it out I broke the square nut almost off. I was wondering if i could weld another nut to the...