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Well it lasted yet another year and started overheating again. Seemed like it ran fine until it reached the point where it had to open the thermostat and found no relief so it just kept heating up. I removed the radiator and got it cleaned inside. The person told me it only had 2 lines where...

Well I ended up buying the Wolverine. Buying the FMCRT-G04 6ft Rotary Tiller is fast and simple. Shipping is free and very fast, I received my first tiller 2 days after ordering it but couldn't accept it because it was all covered in hydraulic oil. Nobody knows where it came from because the...

UPDATE: I called both companies and got this info: AgriSupply tiller: $2363 ($2099 + $263 shipping) - Comes ready to use with all oils and grease included - 6 tines per flange / 9 flanges - Warranty: 1 year - Where is it made: China Wolverine tiller: $2089 ($2199 - %5 off for 1st time...

After days researching and reading everything on various forums then watching many YouTube videos, I'm down to these two rotary tillers for my Branson 4520C (engine: 47 HP @ 2600 // PTO: 42 HP Cat 1 with quick hitch). I'm about to call them each to confirm warranty and specs but if I can get...

30mph? Wow, I can't go that fast on smooth level Coastal Bermuda on sandy loam without feeling like my tractor is going to bounce all over the place, can't imagine driving that fast while tilling the ground also.

I made a short video of what i did in case anyone needs more details on how to use a $15 solenoid instead of the $350-$400 massey OEM solenoid. You just need the $15 solenoid, a #5 allen wrench, and some Permatex gasket maker (or pay $9 plus shipping for the gasket). These are pictures and the...

You're right, I never said how the thermostat being stuck open related to the tractor overheating because I don't know if that was the cause or just part of the cause. I just know it was stuck open and it's not made to work that way so I replaced it.

Replacing the 2 hoses is easy, I'll check to see what removing the radiator entails but most likely will do it, to clean the fins easier.

Yes it helps because I just called my local dealer and the lady there was asking me for the part numbers I had to confirm the ones she was looking at LOL !

Thank you

Thank you. Could you post the link to the Massey online parts manuals? I used to use this one but it's not coming up and that's why I couldn't find the part numbers https://na.apb.agcocorp.com/login?ReturnUrl=http%3a%2f%2fna.apb.agcocorp.com%2fp%2fmasseyferguson%2f651776%2fl

Anyone please? Does anyone have the part numbers for these two radiator to engine hoses so I can order them? Thank you.

Yes, I have to do the same with mine. At least it's easy to do. The Branson I have has a really bad design and then add a A/C condensor in front of the radiator and it's even worse. I looked up that radiator genie and I have one of those. I made it years ago to clean hard to reach car engine...

I wasn't using it during winter, I used my cab tractor with heater. The hoses are ready for changing, you can hear them cracking inside when you squeeze them. Besides, they're not that expensive and I'm also going to change the fan belt when it arrives.

I've owned it since new and it just started overheating now that winter is over and I'm starting to use it. I did a radiator flush and added new coolant (mixed it 50/50), installed a new thermostat (was stuck open), installed both new air filters, changed oil and filter, cleaned the radiator...

I know this thread is a few years old but for those of us having gone through this problem recently, there's new info out about this issue: My Massey 1533 has a factory solenoid part #6242128M1 (the solenoid is a Woodward SA-5190-12) which costs anywhere from $245 to $345. If you want to buy...

The lower fork (6241734M91) on my assembly is bent and I wanted to just cut off that M20x2.5 left hand threaded bolt and weld another bolt on it, but it can't be found locally, so my options are : 1- keep searching and see if I can buy another old style lower fork OR 2- replacing the entire...

Hello ! I'm new here but have been reading the forum for a while in order to get a feel for how to post and reply. There was an old thread many years old that I posted on but thought since it's so old people won;t see my post after almost 15 years since the last post. I'm looking for suggestions...