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@Rustyiron .that machine looks like a 312C. Got many hours on it? How's the operating expenses been? Is it preemissions?

The 2024 is 470/975, and kinda thirsty. I average 12.5 in my 2500 empty and towing over 6000 miles.

Most JDQA stuff is pretty flimsy, because the compact line maxes out at about 2500. SSQA can go about triple that. I have both in my fleet, and there really isn't any good reason to share attachments due to the capacity disparity. However, I did weld hooks and pins onto a flimsy SS trailer hitch...

I have an 80" blue diamond hyd offset with forged hammers. 1" saplings are the practical limit for taking down and shredding. I would think that an HD rotary cutter would work better on 3" trunks.

Looks like only one attachment per post

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It's not what you are thinking, but it works 200% better than a loader plow.

There is a 3Ph down pressure kit available for 4R series tractors. It might be backwards compatible to the 4720s?

I believe that it is snow wolf who uses sequencing valves to run wing, angle, and other wing on one circuit for their loader plows. Something like that would work for a Vee Plow.

Job Done.

Now that some time has passed, how has that subframe mount panned out? I am starting to get the parts around to do this job and wonder if there are any shockers that you ran into.

Yeah, no auto connect deck and no position control three point make the cheaper sub compacts cheaper. The Deere plastic body panels are good, they can't rust, and rattle less than metal. I've had my 'R for just short of 10 years. It was bought from the dealer in my Zip Code, with a couple of...

So here is where I am at right now. I have been using a loader around my boat yard for years, and have finally found the "goldilocks" However, my 168 hour 2019 Volvo L25H ($80K) is having emissions issues and reduced power. I love the functionality of the machine, but hate its emissions. Fuel...

There is also these:

I found this series of motors, but not sure about running them at intermittent threshold continuously.

I would like to convert a landpride 1672 mower to hydraulic. There is 29 GPM @ 3000 psi available to run it. Probably something with a female 6 spline to just slide on the existing gear box would be nice.

Love my tractors, but really LOVE my sleds!

And then there is this at the "tractor" store:

I guess big rigs are immune to the no bread truck sign.

Found the specs for Hydrau. I have Hy-Gard low viscosity here, but that is like a 10 weight oil. My local dealer did not have any Hydrau in stock. I have decided that AW 68 should work ok for this application. I have the AW 32 Lube King in my Yale lift truck, and get good performance out of it.

An exhaustive Google search did not turn up much, so I thought I'd pose this question to y'all. Can I use AW68 in this application 50F-90F? 25 year old WACKER roller

I had a thought about selling my 'R, or at least getting rid of the H120 FEL. That is until I saw this: I think it would be fabulous for picking up wind blown sticks in the woods.

The low price is great, but does it have a feed back to phone to let you know what it's doing?

I had this little puppy on demo for a week, and no way would I trade it for any skidsteer with any special feature. Ended up that it was about two inches short to place pallets on my mezzanine, so I settled for this german Kabota.

I know that I am in the minority, but I don't care to deal with a gooseneck trailer. At least at this point in my life anyway. If I retire, move out to an 80 acre ranch in a very rural area, and have unlimited time and space to deal with the gooseneck, there may be a chance I'd look for...

I have a Deere 210C no backhoe. On paper I thought that it would be great to use as a forklift. So, I spent the time and dough to convert to SSQA. I think it sucks. I'm about $3500 into the project, and lost a noticeable amount of breakout force when trying to get a full yard bucket of...

Since buying my new crew cab LTZ 2500HD in Feb 2017, I've put 9500 miles on it. I won't drive it unless I have to tow 5000 lbs or more. In that time span, I have put 30,000 on my 07 Avalanche. The Avy is way nicer to drive, and is ready to haul or tow anytime I need.

I've been reading this thread with great interest, because it seems like you got a sweet deal on a great tractor. I will add that I had Washburn make me a skid loader adapter for my tractor. The design is terrible, the quality is low, it took a month to get, but it was relatively cheap. I...

I grew up with one of these: At 9 years old, it's enough of a tractor.

Yes, you do need to say more. When that ad finally expires, or is deleted by seller, nobody will know what your talking about.

The cost of admission is painful, but not needing ramps is priceless!

Here is about the only place the AutoHST can be seen.

I've always kinda like the idea of the HydrauLink, but I have never tried one.

I did a little research, and it looks like I will get nearly 36° on the grapple. 11° on the tractor, and 25° on the grapple. It's not as great as the gold standard of the LA1055 42°, but it should be usable. On the bright side, I should have 6° more of dump!

Yeah, I know. That's why I placed the order with Washburn. It appeared by their website that they knew what they were doing. It took six weeks do get my yellow one, so I was not about to wait another six on the pictured black one. My bucket is set up for this adapter now, so there is no...

Ha, I guess that is the most important part! It's a 25year year old John Deere 210C Loader tractor.

I'm not real happy with my Washburn adapter. Sure it's built strong enough, but the design is weak. First, the adapter curl cylinder mounts are welded straight up and down, whereas there is plenty of room on their plate to get it right. Second, the latch handles are straight and only 1/4"...

I run a LandPride FDR2572 behind my JD 4310e, which may spec a little lighter in weight than your Kioti, but has around 24 PTO HP. I tried an 84 before I bought the 72. The 84 was too much, had to reduce travel speeds to maintain PTO RPM and maneuverability suffered. Trying to make a tight...

Now it's exceedingly obvious that ovrszd has never seen an MS 361 operators manual.

It's too hard to search a 957 page manual on a 3" screen....

Nice work!

Finally a product from an agricultural manufacturer that will burn their own E85 garbage... yay!

Hey '94. I don't think the 1816 is current either. Do some digging and you'll see that a max28 = 2516 = deere 2520 = Kabota B2620 etc. here are the specks for the 1026R for your convenience.

I'm looking for a small sprayer to fit my 1026R that will allow me to apply "crossbow" in and around trees and ditches. An area of about two acres. The sprayer would also need a gun for spot spraying. Any reviews or recommendations?

My turf grass is thin and my yard has quite a slope to it. I don't want to till the whole thing under and start again because of erosion concerns. Same with the pasture areas. I would like to plant Kentucky 31 in the yard and "pasture mix" from Tsc in the pasture area. Should I rent or hire an...

Does the 2520 have something like this for the MMM lift linkage? The way I read it, if the 2520 requires turn buckles to set the mow height, it doesn't. I'm not real familiar with the 2520 but it seems like if you could add a height gauge like the 1026R, you'd really have something!

I've got three acres to mow, not many severe slopes, many obstacles, and an aging garden tractor. I also have a TLB and two antique tractors for other chores so I don't need any other capabilities other than strictly to mow. In my area there are Husqy, Hustler, Ferris, Ex-Mark, Scag, Deere...

I have the M12 1/4" hex driver, right angle drill, and 1/4" hex impact. They are wonderfully powerful for their compact size. Great battery life, and quick recharge. The great thing about the M12 platform is that there are a staggering amount of tools available. I use a 1/4" MAC rotating...

This has got to be my favorite bale mover!

This is my favorite pic for round bale moving!

edit: TYM T293 with TL250 pictured, sorry

I thought this is interesting. All things being equal (dealer discounts), at a $3000 discount the Kubota guy is either leaving something out or paying you to take the tractor. For the 3.8% price difference I believe that the seat, position control, loader park stand, loader bucket quick attach...

I'm considering the purchase of a blade to help with a section of gravel drive that washes out after a heavy rain. Pretty much any time that there is over an inch of rain, I need to fix it up. Up till now I've been using a 48" box blade. The box is kind of slow and clunky, I'd like to make this...

I figured that I would share my seat time with y'all. The video is from my cell phone. I like this little tractor more and more every time I use it. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8xrHDJOT_28&feature=youtube_gdata_player

I like just about every feature and design about this model. I just wish the engine didn't feel so anemic.

For me, two overwhelmingly strong points. Absolutely perfect physical size: wheelbase, width, tire size, bucket width, and lift height. Unbelievably fast loader cycle times for a machine of this size. I just wish there were more things I like about it.

I recently sold my 425 lawn tractor that had been used around my property for mowing, snow removal, brush clearing, and fire wood gathering. My property is 4 acres of quite steep hills, mostly neglected woods, dead-fall sealed in with vines, about 1/2 acre lawn. I'm trying to clean up the wooded...

I'm shopping the 2210/2305/1026 with loader. What has the wisdom been in regards to the 49" vs. 53" bucket width?

I have an early Mott 48 utility mower. It has 60 stations of 4.7" blades mounted on 5/16" pins. (386 blades). I understand that it is designed as a "fine cut", by I would like to use it to keep a recently cleared brushy area knocked down. The maximum anticipated brushy material will be about...

I shopped for about a month, with every nice 425/445 being sold before I could get there. So I settled on a "project" '99 425 with 1380 hours and rear PTO. I've solved a couple issues with a tune up, valve adjustment, new coolant hoses, new fuel line, new oil pressure switch, new tires, rim...

Hi, I'm new to tractor ownership. Owned a commercial mower for years, but now have more land I can use the tractor on. Thanks, Andy