Recent content by marcelPL

Here is this topic actually: https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/threads/bolens-g154-iseki-tx1300f.273164/ have fun! M.

Welcome to TBN! About your tx1500F, there is a topic here that was started around 7 years ago, where this guy did a complete renovation of just about everything on his TX1300F (they are almost similar). Anything you will ever need to know you will find in this topic. It's very well documented...

iseki tx1500 oilpump is documented as 1707 PSI. Long time ago i found some documentation that stated a flow of 10L /min. Your TX1510 uses the same oil pump if i am correct, so the specs would be more or less the same... M.

Ok Chris, thanks for pointing that out, i will have another look at your epic story :) M.

I also (a few years ago) sent you a bottle of Wodka as thanks. M.

Yes :)

Hi Don, glad to hear that you are still 'in this world' , even though not into iseki or other stuff you did. I hope life will bring you some good/better turns in the near future, keep up the good spirit! greetings from Poland, i for one am still enjoying your epic documentation on the...

Would you mind posting as many photographs and comments as possible? My rear axle is leaking oil like crazy (iseki tx1300f), so pretty soon i will have to do the same. Thanks in advance! M.

Ok thx! M.

Yes they are exactly the same.

I have 2 iseki's: the tx1500 (2wd) and a tx1300F (4wd) Essentially they are completely the same. Even the parts manual shows this. My tx1300F has been heavily over-used (because of the shape of my ground i need 4wd), and has run minimal 100 times more hours than my tx1500. This shows in the...

-35F? That's almost -40 Celsius. Here in Europe we only have those temperatures in the north of Sweden and Russia. Must be a tragedy with everything that runs on fuel pfffff.... thx M.

I wanted to show my wife that all that money i put in this little iseki finally had a purpose lol Thx for the comment, appreciated. M.

I agree. With the FEL in front, and something connected to the back, these small tractors are still pretty big for manoeuvring in small spaces. And even though they are only 600 kilo, the power of the machine will really hurt your fence or a car whenever you touch something. Slow is good, more...

Well I had my first test. Last night was -20 degrees Celsius (that's -4 F),0and day temperature of -15. And it started. Basically without problem, only had to crank it for about 45 seconds before it really picked up and I could release the starter. :) Here is a little movie of me being happy...