Recent content by NHmitch

Thats great that you are going to fix it up for the summer, and get it working. Are you going to repaint it, or just get everything moving well? My grandfather has quite a few old rusted implements on the edge of his field, that have been sitting there for probably close to 15 years. He...

There are a few small brands of tractors that are made 100% in the US, but they are not quite like most modern ag tractors. One is powertrac tractors. They are made in Virginia, and have been since 1984. http://power-trac.com/Default.htm The other is Tuff-bilt Tractors that are made...

Hi, Sorry for the late response. Thank you, the one thing that I really like about kit is that it folds down towards the ground, and there is one feature that I did not mention. It is connected by a large velcro backing, and you can pull the entire kit off, and it has the option to attach it...

In the Air Force when I was on the ground outside the wire in our forward deployed locations, we had an IFAK, or Individual First Aid Kit, or in Army Jargon, Improved First Aid Kit. The Air Force one that I had was a bit more extensive, but the Army one that I have from my duty gear, was what...

These are made in Germany, and can take all types of attachments. I know that here in New England they are referred to as sidewalk tractors and most towns, and municipalities have them for snow removal in the winter on the sidewalks, and then mow with them in the summer. I just think that they...

We heat 100% with wood here in New Hampshire, and I am able to heat with about 5 cords or less a winter. I use to drag the logs out, but now I fell the trees, limb, and chunk them, and then I drive the tractor to the trees, and split them in place with my 3PH splitter, and I either stack them...

Hi, Its been a little while since there has been a post on this huge thread, and I thought that I would restart it. Can you name this tractor? Hint* It was manufactured the year the Berlin Airlift started:airplane:

Hi, Just a quick clutch adjustment question. I replaced my clutch over the summer, and I think that the clutch may be adjusted wrong, or there might be another issue. I had to adjust the new clutch all the way out under the tractor because the metal bar that attaches the bolt that goes into...

I actually just inherited a Troy Built Horse from my grandparents and it is an 80's model. It is very heavy, and very well built, and it has a pto so you can attach a wood chipper, snow blower, or plow, and you can add cultivator tines. I am going to put a new engine because years of sitting...

Hi Amanda, You Definitely can. Below is directly from the manual for your H1502. I have a G154, and mine are reversed in, and it works find, and with the 1502, you can do the same. The only difference is you will have to unbolt your rims, where the G series has rims that slide off. Let us...

Hi, I wanted to start a new thread that highlights videos of Iseki Tractors. I admit that I have become addicted to anything Iseki, and I always like seeing what these tractors are capable of, and how they are used. People really under estimate the capability of smaller diesel tractors. It...

I was cutting firewood this weekend in my woods for the upcoming winter, and I dropped a large tree that proceeded to hit a second tree and the top of it hit the tractor that was parked well out of the way of the first tree. I saw the whole tractor shake when it hit, and I was afraid to see the...

Hope that helped a bit! We move them around all the time, and I fought with them for years before using the carry all. They are not very expensive to buy one, just about $125ish. This is mine with the pallet attached. I just lower it and slide the on. The pallet only sits about 4 in high.

This is the type I was thinking of, and you could use this to tow if the weld does not work out.

Hi, I have my new clutch in my G154, and it has been working great, but it occasionally still grinds when I am completely stopped, have it out of gear and ideling, and then re-engage it, and put the tractor in gear. I am worried that it have be the gears, or I may just need to adjust it a bit...