Anyone know what model this is?

[Pedenspeed]

Hello all, Just joined tractor by net. The wife just brought home a "new to us" tractor and now it needs some loving!! Atleast it runs, and runs good. The PTO doesn't work, which the PO believes it to be electrical but we will see. Any ways he had no idea what model it is, which is going to make it tough to get any manuals or parts for. He said it was a 1983 tractor, but im not sure how he got that info so it may or may not be true. There is a sticker on top of the rocker box that says 45, not sure if that means 45hp or what. The bottom of the engine cover says G-DX. I found a raised stamp on the gear box that says TA-A6B. It's a 4 cyl isuzu diesel. That's about all the info I have at the moment. I have taken several pictures but I don't think I can post them yet. I have also sent an email to ISEKI hoping they can help me out as well as posted in Tractorforums.

 

[Pedenspeed]

 

[mred2]

You might just check the net for photos and try to match something up. I have an older TL3200. 2 wheel drive, no loader and a lot older. It has been a great tractor but hard to find parts for. There should be a serial number plate on it somewhere. I will check mine and not where it is at.

 

[Kernopelli]

Judging from the pictures, I would check out online info for TA 375 and TA 545 models and see if it is one of those models.

 

[Pedenspeed]

Thank you for the responses. I have spent quite a bit of time looking at pics on the web, I originally thought it was the TA545, however I was informed the TA545 was a 24v system, mine is 12v. Not sure about the TA375, I will look that up, I believe that is only a 37hp tractor though which makes me wonder what the 45 sticker on the top if the tractor is for? Still waiting to hear word back from ISEKI, I'm in contact with a Mr. Umemoto over there and hopefully he can help orr.

 

[Kernopelli]

I cant speak for all Iseki models but many of their models were like the other Japanese maufacturers in that they would spec the model number to reflect PTO horsepower instead of engine HP like for the U.S. market. The reason I mention that is, conceivably a 37 PTO HP tractor would have an engine in the 42-45 HP range. I dont know if this would be helpful but this thread referrences tire size for the 375. May be a clue that helps https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/owning-operating/269401-iseki-ta-357-landleader-2.html

 

[yomax4]

Thank you for the responses. I have spent quite a bit of time looking at pics on the web, I originally thought it was the TA545, however I was informed the TA545 was a 24v system, mine is 12v. Not sure about the TA375, I will look that up, I believe that is only a 37hp tractor though which makes me wonder what the 45 sticker on the top if the tractor is for? Still waiting to hear word back from ISEKI, I'm in contact with a Mr. Umemoto over there and hopefully he can help orr.

I have a TA 247 and yours is an exact duplicate only a click or two larger. Mid 90's. i'm told. I understand that mine is 27hp.

 

[Pedenspeed]

I cant speak for all Iseki models but many of their models were like the other Japanese maufacturers in that they would spec the model number to reflect PTO horsepower instead of engine HP like for the U.S. market. The reason I mention that is, conceivably a 37 PTO HP tractor would have an engine in the 42-45 HP range. I dont know if this would be helpful but this thread referrences tire size for the 375. May be a clue that helps https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/owning-operating/269401-iseki-ta-357-landleader-2.html

Very good info to have, that would certainly explain the 45 on top of the engine and and being different from the tractor data.

 

[Pedenspeed]

I have a TA 247 and yours is an exact duplicate only a click or two larger. Mid 90's. i'm told. I understand that mine is 27hp.

Thanks for the info. Looking at pics on the web of the 247, I don't see the exhaust stack so not sure how it's routed. Again mine certainly could have been modified, so knows what previous owners did. Also mine has 4 posts for the roof, with lights mounted on the front posts.

 

[yomax4]

Thanks for the info. Looking at pics on the web of the 247, I don't see the exhaust stack so not sure how it's routed. Again mine certainly could have been modified, so knows what previous owners did. Also mine has 4 posts for the roof, with lights mounted on the front posts.

The 247 has 2 ways to run the exhaust. Yours may be the same. There's a Plug for top exhaust and for a side down and away. I have ROPS but no roof. Your grille is a little different but the rest is nearly identical. Want to swap?