Iseki TS1910_2 Reviews
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Model Year: 0
This tractor runs fine but leaks a great deal of oil. So far, I have been unsuccessful in finding gaskets for this tractor. Also, have worked fairly long time trying to find dealers or any other support for this unit but no luck so far. Sent 8 emails out to certain dealers but no response at all.
Pros: Runs fine, starts reliably, compact.
Cons: No power steering so very hard to turn when front end loader is full. No support.
Model Year: 0
This tractor runs fine but leaks a great deal of oil. So far, I have been unsuccessful in finding gaskets for this tractor. Also, have worked fairly long time trying to find dealers or any other support for this unit but no luck so far. Sent 8 emails out to certain dealers but no response at all.
Pros: Runs fine, starts reliably, compact.
Cons: No power steering so very hard to turn when front end loader is full. No support.
Reviving Iseki 1910
Model Year: 0
I am on the road to rebuilding an Iseki TS1910. Luckily I was given a parts manual, unfortunately tho, there are no dealers any where handy. I will have to source a few bits adhoc, or build them myself as I have already done with the starter. The clutch and throw out bearing will be the next major challenge.
Pros: Easy and simple to work on.
Cons: Hard to get original parts.
Model Year: 0
I am on the road to rebuilding an Iseki TS1910. Luckily I was given a parts manual, unfortunately tho, there are no dealers any where handy. I will have to source a few bits adhoc, or build them myself as I have already done with the starter. The clutch and throw out bearing will be the next major challenge.
Pros: Easy and simple to work on.
Cons: Hard to get original parts.
Iseki TS1910
Model Year: 1987
I bought this unit used from an individual that apparently never owned a grease gun. This tractor was, to say the least, neglected most of it's life. It had no brakes and had primarily been used for a bush hog. It did not have an overrunning clutch on the PTO hence the worn brakes. I have spent the last couple of months greasing and repairing linkages, bushings and yes, the brakes. It turned out that the brakes still had ample lining but the cams and shoes were worn at the contacting surfaces. I built up the shoes and cleaned and reassembled all components and have great brakes now. I have replaced the seat and while I was rebuilding the brakes I moved each fender out by 2" for added room in the operators area. It does have a front end loader and I have a 4' box blade and this is a very handy size tractor for small yard earth work.
Pros: Relatively economical small tractors.
Cons: Design makes getting on and off difficult for larger people.
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Model Year: 1987
I bought this unit used from an individual that apparently never owned a grease gun. This tractor was, to say the least, neglected most of it's life. It had no brakes and had primarily been used for a bush hog. It did not have an overrunning clutch on the PTO hence the worn brakes. I have spent the last couple of months greasing and repairing linkages, bushings and yes, the brakes. It turned out that the brakes still had ample lining but the cams and shoes were worn at the contacting surfaces. I built up the shoes and cleaned and reassembled all components and have great brakes now. I have replaced the seat and while I was rebuilding the brakes I moved each fender out by 2" for added room in the operators area. It does have a front end loader and I have a 4' box blade and this is a very handy size tractor for small yard earth work.
Pros: Relatively economical small tractors.
Cons: Design makes getting on and off difficult for larger people.
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