Recent content by nyone

Why buy the cow when the milk is free? I can get free chips delivered here. I can also make a pile of brush disappear with a match.

I have really slowed leakage to manageable on my tc40 by simply taking a pick and carefully cleaning the crud out of the seal. I believe what your talking about is the rear of the front driveshaft? Check the exploded view for what parts and seals you may need and what's available before you...

You sure the teeth on the ring gear are good?

I had to clear some forest for a driveway and cabin site. I much prefer to remove the stump with the tree still attached vs trying to dig out a stump with my 3,500lb micro ex. The really big 24in stumps outside of the driveway and cabin foundation I left and will grind. For a 1-2x job like...

This also makes them easier to break or rip the hose.

it's just nuts and bolts. You may beable to un bolt the fan shroud and slide the rad up and out.

There's a internal filter in these. It looks just like a tank to hold liquid but is also a filter.

Dont just throw parts at it. Start off by checking fuses then checking for power at the first glow plug. Tractors and equipment in general tend to get really grungy behind pannels that cover things like electrical components. The TC40 definitely suffers from this. With this being said I...

I would do a flush after you get the new plug and put the new filter on after the first change.

I mean cerial rye attracts them and it green under snow in central NY. The seed is cheap and you dont need any of this equipment to plant it. I have a 40hp tractor and only once used the landscape rake on my food plots and that's because they where woods prior.

Lower tire pressure.

The dewalt 60v weights about 13lbs and I believe that's with no battery. That's prety heavy to me. I have a ms193t top handle saw that's under 8lbs dry I believe.

I have a tc40 gear drive with L,M H range then 1-4 gears also forward and reverse in all of them. I actualy wanted a gear drive machine because in 20yrs il be looking for a $250 clutch not a discontinued hyd pump. I dont expect to need/want a different tractor for many decades. If your in a...

What are they 6x or 10x the price vs a standard coupler?

Once your nearing the $10k range I would be looking for a used name brand machine. I own a 1990 kubota kh41. A 3,500lb machine I bought with 1200hrs about 6yrs ago. I have put 800hrs on it. I replaced a track roller bearing, pin and seal to the tune of $250 in parts. That's a 35yr old machine...