M7040 "hissing" noise from under seat?

[foreman Etexas]

Your exactly right! I will show them how it handles it when I'm mowing my hills with my duals on lol
I will post pics for the "safety patrol"

Batwing and duals,they are going to have a field day with that:laughing:

 

[nauxier16]

I use to run a 15ft with my M5040:shocked:

Thank you! And at 4.27feet per pro HP I wouldn't at all say that is "hugely oversized"

 

[Tx Jim]

Thank you! And at 4.27feet per pro HP I wouldn't at all say that is "hugely oversized"

I think your math is incorrect. 4.27 X 65 =277.55. I think you meant 4.33 HP per foot of cut

 

[nauxier16]

That's right, I was figuring it at 64 pto HP instead of 65

 

[Coyote machine]

That's right, I was figuring it at 64 pto HP instead of 65

So is all the math adding up to your tractor being properly sized to the needs of the Woods HD315? I'm just curious- I didn't realize your Kubota was as high HP as it is, looks smaller in your avatar. Obviously you can run what you want - I thought there might be a correlation to the size of the batwing and the noise issue of your K'bota.

 

[nauxier16]

Yeah the math is close enough to not matter, that's ok just a simple misunderstanding

 

[Tx Jim]

The thing that would concern me if it was my tractor is my M7040 operators manual states "dual wheels aren't approved"

 

[nauxier16]

Not a problem at all, there are a lot smaller tractors with duals on, the manual also says to not use 2 hydraulic funtions at the same time, grease everything every ten hours...... I guess some people stop in the middle of a field to grease up instead of doing it before getting started

 

[nauxier16]

There are also3 other M7040's in my area that run duals with no problem at all

 

[Tx Jim]

Not a problem at all, there are a lot smaller tractors with duals on, the manual also says to not use 2 hydraulic funtions at the same time, grease everything every ten hours...... I guess some people stop in the middle of a field to grease up instead of doing it before getting started

It's your tractor so you can run duals if you chose. Irregardless to what you think duals put more strain on the axles & brgs. It's your nickle so drive on. What page in operators manual does it state not to use 2 hyd functions at the same time??