Recent content by kwright

OK, OK, perhaps I've missed something somewhere along the line... or maybe I just don't get it. In any event, I've gone through the archives and haven't found anything on this specific issue so here goes. How does one ADD fluid to the lower front axle housings? It's easy enough to drain, but...

I feel a little naive asking this question, as I'd think the answer would be obvious... but dang if I've figured it out yet. My TC21D owners manual indicates in the "Maintenance & Lubrication" section that the front spindles need to be greased. I believe this refers to the steering rods and...

This question is simply out of curiosity, nothing more or less... Does anyone know where NH tractors are designed and engineered? I'm interested in the actual engineering, not simply manufacturing as they are two different things. It's quite common today for a product to be engineered in one...

Having taken delivery of the new TC21D yesterday (Friday 07Jul), I spent some quality time carefully going over the tractor and attachements this morning. I also spent quite a bit of time reviewing the manuals last night. I thought my inital observations may be of interest to others...

Curiosity question only... During the late 50's or early 60's, I don't know exactly when, Ford changed their base color from red to blue. This basic blue color has remained with us to this day, continuing with the NH equipment. Though the choice of color isn't really an issue, I've always...

Here I am, the new guy, and asking a lot of questions already... 8-) Anyway, wondering about the relative merits of Industrial tires. I'm considering a TC21D FWD, with a loader and finish mower (probably belly - though not decided). Uses: 80 percent relatively flat finish mowing w/some...

I'm new to this forum... and I'm looking at a TC21D. The NH dealer told me the name of engine manufacturer, but I'm not familar with the company and had never heard of them. Can anyone share with me their preception of or the general reputation of the engine builder or the Boomer engines...