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Thanks old grind. I do have the I&T as well as the OEM service manual. They just say to "separate" the bevel gear case form idler case. Maybe I need to pull the whole assembly from the axle and work it in the bench...

I've had a decent leak from my front axle between the idler gear case (#13 below) and bevel gear case (#9) for the past few years and today finally tried (and failed) to fix it. After removing the king pin cover (#21) and the wheel hub (#4) I could not get the bevel gear case to separate from...

Sent PM. May be interested in trading

I have (had) the Titan Attachment rear 3 point forks (here) and generally really liked them. I like the adjustable width and chain hook. Problem is I mangled them up pretty good lifting some larger logs. Is any one familiar with similar forks that are rated for closer to 2500lb? I've see...

First off, sorry for the 8th post today about a tractor not starting. I tried searching .. but wasn't finding what I'm looking for. Other than a long nagging issue of low oil pressure on startup (takes 5 sec to build pressure) the tractor has always started right up hard. Last weekend I shut...

Thanks for the feedback so far. Here are some photos. I said clogged before, but actually it was buried. My plan is to dig it out further then build a stone headwall, similar to what jmc attached, but...stone. Also, you can see from the outlet that its been eroding back real bad. I'm...

My property and a neighbors has a series of swales/ditches that lead to a pooling area before entering 100ft or so 15" clay pipe. This has been clogged up since I moved in 5 years ago and I finally dug it out today. I found a section of cinder block had made its way in and allowed it to clog...

Cleaning out a 600 sa fr barn in a house we bought. There is a good 2 ft layer of straw and goat **** built up. I plan on pulling it all out to get a flat floor for equipment storage and/or a clean start for our own goats. Any suggestions on what to do with the old bedding? I was thinking...

I have a set of bucket forks for my NH 1920. Super useful, but man are they tough to maneuver in a tight space. I'm mainly trying to move pallets of firewood into my woodshed. I swear im going to knock the whole thing over if I don't change how Im doing something. What do you guys do...

Anyone have any thoughts or suggestions on how to get or make replacement floor mats? Listed price is almost $100 each, but that's moot because they don't seem available anyway. Thanks. Matt

2000ish New Holland 1920 2150 hr- Runs perfects, always starts w/ gas a lowest setting - only issue is that I have no oil pressure on startup (confirmed by both light and test gauge) for approx 3-10 seconds depending on temp (colder = longer). Once pressure builds it runs good - I forget...

Thinking I'm in the market for a user 16g, 18g or 20g. I'm seeing two different deck styles: ones with four heavy duty casters and ones with two trailing anti-scalp wheels. Can anyone expand further on the differences between these?

Founds this on the NH website - looks like the European 1920 had foldable ROPS. anyone here seen this before?

I had asked questions about the modification of the ROPS and if the crack can be repaired, but I answered my own question.... I'll be replacing it.

I have a black deck STX38 that came with the house I bought. Other than the some minor issues this thing is seemingly unbreakable (you'd think I was trying to how I drive it). Thinking of upgrading, but I honestly can't figure out what it would get me. What am I missing? I have about 3 acres...

The flywheel on my Wallenstein BX40 is badly warped. I've inquired w/ Wallenstein about a replacement, but I'm not holding my breath. Has anyone had experience have a warped flywheel repaired? Any recommendations in the SE Pennsylvania area? For what its worth, I took measurements around the...

Last year I bought a used Wallenstein BX40, a little surface rust, but overall in good shape. Without doing much, I hooked it up and started chipping. Other than the fact that I thought the chips were a bit large (approx 1/2" slices) this thing worked great and would eat anything I could fit...

(About a New Holland 1920 - 2100hr - 100 w/ me. I usually run 4WD active, not sure of previous owners.) So I'm just about done w/ my clutch replacement (actually much easier than I expected), and the only parts that's given me a hard time is the FWD drive shaft. Two issues, one minor, one...

I have a 2000 New Holland 1920. After adjusting my clutch linkage to 1/2" or so of free play, I can JUST get my PTO engaged without grinding. I'm sure my transmission disk is well worn and will need replacement, but I'd like to get some more time out of it before splitting it (not looking...

Fixed it (thanks for the help JC). I removed the piston, but all looked good on the inside. Nothing broken, bent etc. So I then pulled the whole valve cover off (had to remove the fender - not too bad), removed the snap ring, banged the feedback shaft out a little and cleaned everything with...

Brand new 1920 owner. The feedback mechanism for the 3 point positioning seems to be frozen. When I bought it the little L bracket connecting the feedback rod to the control shaft was snapped. I replaced the bracket and the shaft will rotate a little, but then the new bracket snapped as well...