New MT372 Owner

[Nazrat]

Mitsubishi MT372 Diesel tractor. Has a belly mower plus the standard MT372 gear: 3pt hitch with 3-speed PTO, high/low range + 3 speed manual trans, turning brakes and a differential locker. Starts and runs great. I'm excited.

-Tad

 

[JEH412]

Looks pretty clean. I recently bought a S-370D, which looks identical to yours but is a little older. I have just a snow plow on mine and plan to add a back blade. They're solid little tractors!
John

 

[Nazrat]

It is pretty clean, thanks. A few spots here and there need a touch-up. I'd love a plow or loader for mine. In time maybe.

-Tad

 

[wushaw]

They are great little tractors. I've had mine for 8 years.

 

[Nazrat]

Just fixed a few "dodgy" things like burned out headlights, tachometer cable that needed to be re-crimped, burned out oil and temp lights, bent 3-point lift handle and adjusted the clutch pedal. This weekend I'll change the fluids, grease the clutch, clean the hydraulic filter and adjust the brakes.

Do these tractors come from the factory with tubes? I haven't inspected mine yet but would like to know what the norm is.

-Tad

 

[JEH412]

I still need to go over some electrical gremlins in mine. None of the warning lights on the dash work and when I replaced the battery it looked like I'll need to rewire them. Having the back of the warning light panel in such close proximity to the battery terminal hasn't been kind to the connections! I bought lights to install on the fenders so I can have taillights and am going to wire flashers, too. Our driveway opens onto a fairly busy road and I feel a lot more comfortable if I have some lights showing when I'm plowing on a snowy morning!

I changed all the fluids and filters, although I haven't installed the new fuel filter yet, and adjusted the brakes since I bought my S-370. The front tires on mine are tubeless and I Slimed both to stop slow leaks. The rears have tubes, but I have no way of knowing if that's original. I'd guess they came with tubes originally.

John