HELP !!! Any Place For TC35D HST Parts ????

[Hematite]

The price of parts, alone, is outrageous but the poor attitude that New Holland has towards supplying parts is much, much worse. My 758C backhoe had a number of issues with the cylinders that the dealer repaired but New Holland could care less how long it took to supply the parts. One piston was on national backorder for 6 months, found that out after waiting for it for 2 months!

Fact is, I've been VERY disappointed with the problem of getting parts and in some cases the quality of the parts. I've "owned" the tractor for just over 4 months and it's been at the dealer for 2 months and 2 weeks waiting for parts so it can be repaired. Yes, the tractor and equipment is NEW! The Regional Parts representative could care less when contacted.

Getting back to this problem, why aren't rubber plugs inserted into the access holes on the HST? Surely there is no need for air cooling? Since I have an automotive rustproofing gun, Wouldn't it be a good idea to shoot rustproofing in this cavity and after it all dries, to put plugs in the holes? Whether stored indoors or out, the possibility of mice or wasps or something making a nest there is a REAL possibility on every tractor with this HST.

 

[dfkrug]

The price of parts, alone, is outrageous but the poor attitude that New Holland has towards supplying parts is much, much worse. My 758C backhoe had a number of issues with the cylinders that the dealer repaired but New Holland could care less how long it took to supply the parts. One piston was on national backorder for 6 months, found that out after waiting for it for 2 months!

Yeah, the experience I had visiting our local CNH dealer a few years ago
was very disappointing. At least they HAD a local dealer, which is more than
I could say for Kioti. Thankfully, I do not need a local dealer for any of
my CUTs....I look for the best sources for parts on the internet and have
them shipped.

That said, you may want to get your backhoe parts from Rhino, which makes
the blue hoe attachment you have.

 

[tucker0207]

Nemco, I had a Tahoe customer with a mouse damage repair, over $3000. There homeowners insurance covered the damage. The truck was under mfg. warranty which would not cover it. Just a thought.

 

[skinnr]

Nemco I might be able to help you out. I might be the owner of two transmissions. Long story and I will spare the details in this post, but if you want to know why check out my thread. What is the serial number of your transmission. It is the number listed on the metal tag on the lower left side. Apparently NH has 3 different HST transmissions that were put into the TC 30,35,40 and 45. Esentially the same trans but slightly different. No one has been able to tell me what is different, but the trans. case I need is not the same as the one I am looking at. SO..... I may be doing a complete swap. Confusing yes but maybe an end to the NH madness.

 

[nemco]

Hey Tucker0207

Thats crossed my mind but the insurance co said no can do...

cant blame a guy for tryn.

thanx

 

[nemco]

Sorry I致e been out of the posting updates because of a death in the family.

Anyhow here痴 the latest and greatest...

Looks like my incessant schoolgirl whining to NH has paid off and the squeaky wheel has been greased.....

As of today the NH rep drove 2 hours and personally Hand delivered the new replacement shaft to the dealer.


After cooling off and talking with him turns out he's a pretty good guy and was willing to do the decent thing. Also jinmans help with the HST model # and manufacturer was said to have been a huge help. Thanx Jinman

I however still think that the dozens of calls to NH explaining this forum, enlightening them to the fact that JD sells all of its HST parts individually and maybe just maybe someone at NH viewing terms like disposable, scrounge it or scrap it model tractor along with the over 1000+ views of this thread were the motivating factors.

Either way the good word is NH is now going to start to work on making these parts for this HST available without buying the whole HST. (Good thing for all the new 30 series HST owners)

It was said to me that this would take some time possibly 1 year plus but still great News.

So persistence pays off once more.

Thanx Again for doing the right thing Matt

 

[thclimer]

So glad to hear you are getting some resolution to your issue from NH

 

[Hematite]

I'm delighted to hear that NH is going to change their policy and was able to supply your needed part. I think that everyone who owns a NH will appreciate and respect that change, as well.

I'm curious, nemco, what area of the Country do you live in?

I'm also wondering if what I mentioned before is a valid idea? That was to spray rustproofing in the void through the access holes and after that dries to plug the access holes with rubber plugs? It would prevent this from happening again as it has in at least one other instance. It seems that an ounce of prevention WOULD save a pound of cure! I would hope that some of the more technicallly oriented members could comment on this?

 

[dfkrug]

I'm also wondering if what I mentioned before is a valid idea? That was to spray rustproofing in the void through the access holes and after that dries to plug the access holes with rubber plugs?

I think you are on the right track, HEMA, but there is no need for rustproofing
gunk in there. Using some easily-removable 1/4" steel mesh screen,
mechanically attached would work. The access hole underneath my Deere
is about 8x8", with smaller holes on top. Some have rubber plugs; some
don't.

 

[Hematite]

I think you are on the right track, HEMA, but there is no need for rustproofing
gunk in there. Using some easily-removable 1/4" steel mesh screen,
mechanically attached would work. The access hole underneath my Deere
is about 8x8", with smaller holes on top. Some have rubber plugs; some
don't.

HMMM, excellent suggestion! I think that they make ventilation screen plugs for soffitt vents in many different sizes, I wonder if one of these will fit?

The rustproofing is only wax in a solvent base and is a bit of precaution against rust. LPS3 is a good aerosol can rustproofing, I use it for smaller jobs and the gun/ gallon setup for frames, etc.