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TC29DA. I've never had any problems with the 3 point hitch until now. It won't lift the brush hog off the ground. Sometimes it will lift the arms a little bit (I hear the pump working when it does), but then it just stops and doesn't raise the mower off the ground. Sometimes it won't lift the...

I have a New Holland TC29DA with a 14LA loader with about 650 hours My FEL bucket suddenly got weak. The loader arms move up and down OK, but the bucket cylinders to extend/curl the bucket will only work when the bucket is no higher than hood height. If I raise the bucket up above the hood, the...

I have a New Holland TC29DA with a 14LA loader with about 650 hours My FEL bucket suddenly got weak. The loader arms move up and down OK, but the bucket cylinders to extend/curl the bucket will only work when the bucket is no higher than hood height. If I raise the bucket up above the hood, the...

I have a New Holland TC29DA with a 14LA loader with about 650 hours My FEL bucket suddenly got weak. The loader arms move up and down OK, but the bucket cylinders to extend/curl the bucket will only work when the bucket is no higher than hood height. If I raise the bucket up above the hood, the...

My TC29DA has 440 hours on it and has been running very hot for a little while now. After about a 1/2 hour, the temp gauge gets very close to the red. Here's what I've done so far: The radiator fins have been cleaned out - still too hot The radiator cap was leaking and has been replaced -...

I have a New Holland TC29DA HST with 23.6 PTO HP. I am looking at a 60" KingKutter TG-60 tiller with a PTO HP range of 25-40 HP. The tractor is roughly 60" wide. The TG-48 (48") tiller has a HP range of 20-35 and can offset. I understand what can happen if the tractor is underpowered for the...

Long post but good story (for me at least) I had a New Holland TC24D manual transmission with the 12LA loader. I went out to use it one day in May and the low range would not work. This was odd since it worked the last time I used the tractor. Tractor in the shop before Mother's Day. Find...

I have a landpride bb1554 (54"). It weighs 330lbs but seems too light since it either goes down too deep if I lower the hitch all the way or rises up if I try to keep the hitch higher for more the work I want to do (which is leveling a heavily furrowed old farm field). It seems to me if I can...

Rather than cross-post, I ask you to look at this thread where I ask a number of questions about traction (tires), loader capacity, and transmission preference. http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/showflat.php/Cat/0/Board/buynh/Number/668946/page/0/view/collapsed/sb/5/o//fpart/1 Thanks

Long post.... I currently have a TC24. I am considering upgrading to a TC30 or TC29. (I'd rather not get into specifics at the moment but will follow-up when things are more certain - but I may be trading up with no depreciation). So, I am having trouble with the TC30 v. the TC29. I know...

I know this is somewhat similar to another post but I have a more open ended question (and much less of a clue than the other poster) so I wanted to start a new thread. I want to install a lawn (nothing fancy) on about 3 acres of old farm field with lots of packed furrows and uneven ground...

54\" BB v. 60\" BB??? I bought a New Holland TC24D (gear drive) and a 54" landpride box blade (amongst other things). I have not yet taken delivery and am wondering if maybe I should get a 60" box blade instead. I will use it to maintain a 350' gravel (mud now) driveway, as a counterweight...

I have a New Holland TC24D and a Dodge Ram 4x4 that weighs about 5000lbs. The tires on the Dodge are terrible off road and I will not be getting better tires anytime soon (unfortunately). I'm wondering if (when) I get the Ram stuck out in the muddy field (24 acres), how well will the 4x4 TC24...