Recent content by dlctcg

Modine is all I have ever used... Have had multiple NG unit in our work warehouse, a Propane unit we installed in my brothers home shop, & I'm currently running (2) of there hydronic unit at our home. All of them have been flawless.

Yes, they are nice & have held up for 8+ yrs... Those were from Garners, but they were way cheaper when we purchased them (kind of pricey now)... Not sure I would pay the current price for them.

So instead of T-posts I've made a few using fairly inexpensive EMT conduit & fittings. I have made them to be used with both the sting trellis & with wire grates. They work out nice & you can adjust the angle of the trellis base on what you are growing... at the end of the season you can leave...

Have you checked your battery cables? If not, I would definitely test your positive & negative cables... They are known to look fine but to be corroded internally. This is a fairly common problem on the NH TC tractors.... From one of my previous posts: Cable Test: Older New Holland battery...

I don't believe it will... I had our TC40D apart & replaced the fuel tank grommet & installed the fuel barb back in by twisting it back in... no leaks at all...

It is just a barbed fitting pushed into a grommet, so it will rotate, however I don't remember how much room there is to rotate it.

This is on my spring to do list... I already purchased a 4x4 dash indicator light & was going to use a reed switch but might use a proximity switch instead... Al I need is some time to do it... :rolleyes:

As others have mentioned a good fad / metal / welding shop might be able to straighten & reinforce them... You could also try the used market, there are quite a few... for instance, Long Lane Tractors has a lot of NH parts machines... but may depend on where you are located.

Insulate it... Our insulation contractor insulates behind the panels on all our projects... Inspectors would call us out on it if it didn't have any, even though it won't meet code for required R-value, they want to see it there.

Make sure the tension is of the pins when greasing... If you have a second person, have them move the pin joints via the FEL controls very slowly while you grease the fittings. Worse case you may have disassemble the pins & clean them up really good & then reassemble...

We have a SnowEX spreader (older version than in the link) & it works great. Ours is setup for both a 2" hitch receiver & 3-point connection; I've used it both ways. The controller is nice as it allows for independent control of flow (amount of material dropping) & the spinner / spreader speed...

I've purchased multiple service / repair manuals from The Repair Manual as downloads. There prices are fair...

Unfortunately just bought heating oil @ $ 3.49 per gallon... :cry:

Ok... Back to Towing Something Wrong... :) I think it is fitting the License Plate ends in RIP.... :ROFLMAO:

I don't recommend using products like WoolWax or Fluid Film for this use (I am a big supporter of both products for the correct use)... However these products are "non-conductive" & should only be used on electrical connections after the electrical connections are made. This is posted by both...