Thank you guys both for your help. Its's great to meet people who have the same tractor in the area, since there are not a a lot around. I was able to make a few minor adjustments to the clutch, and for the most part, it does not grind now, but it still does occasionally, so I think that I am going to have to eventually have to change mine too. Dave, I would also like to know how yours turns out from the the guy in Salem. I checked at the dealership that I bought my tractor from, RN Johnson, in Walpole NH, and they quoted the job at well over $1000, and that was just too much for me. Also, I have ordered parts from Sam Kozaitis at Sam's Bolens. He has almost every part that you need for your tractors, and he made my new decals that I have on G154. I also know where they have the Iseki TX decals. I definitely want to see the hydraulic set up. I'm very glad that you guys joined. I was starting to wonder if I had the only Iseki in the North East. Mark, I have also gone to Padulas. I worked at Ft Devens until this past December, so I made that trip down there almost every day for two years. I also have the repair manual if you need any sections out of it, or a copy of it. I really want to hook up a hydraulic log splitter, but I was not sure how the tractors hydraulics would handle one? I was going to get a PTO driven pump, but that adds almost another $400 on top of the splitter, so if I could use the existing hydraulics, that would be so much better. Thanks!
Andrew
