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As Rebeldad1 said... I would definitely test your positive & negative cables... They are known to look fine but be corroded internally on older NH machines. From one of my previous posts: Cable Test: Older New Holland battery cables often corrode inside the terminal where it is sometimes...

As WM75Guy said... I would definitely test your positive & negative cables... They are known to look fine but be corroded internally. From one of my previous posts: Cable Test: Older New Holland battery cables often corrode inside the terminal where it is sometimes impossible to see; not...

Diverter valve will work fine with any grapple... so will a true 3rd Function. It really comes down to what you want & pricing. We currently have a diverter valve on our NH & it does everything we need it to do.... & does it well. A diverter valve will allow you to control the grapple (&...

I finally moved our gardens (mostly raised / some grow bags) over to a drip irrigation & I agree with LBBJ that we are using way less water & a have much better production & healthier plants in the garden now. It was really easy to install & deliver the water where needed with all the different...

Very sorry for your loss. Our thoughts & prayers are with you & your family.

Whew... for a minute I thought this was going to be a tragic story... Thank God it was only the ground hog that saw it's demise... 🤣🤣🤣

A welcome visitor to the flowers on the deck

As @MossRoad mentioned Water Cop has been doing it for close to 20yrs. These systems incorporate a controlled ball valve that is usually installed on the main incoming water line. Some of their systems will include the main water valve, controller, probe sensor, then you can add additional...

This is very regional & as others have suggested you need to get multiply quotes from reliable contractors... I'm a contractor in New England & if I could get the prices 4570Man is getting it would obviously be a fairytale around here (not that I doubt that is his pricing... just not going to...

@FHTM_JK I've had pretty good luck with NH manuals from this place... They are usually pretty fair priced; it is a PDF down load so make sure you get the one for your machine. There is a search option in the top left of the page, just type TC29D & whatever options they have should come up...

So, I believe WranglerX is say to keep everything uniform stay with the same type of couplers that are already on your tractor; which as I stated above, is what I did when adding the 3rd function diverter valve to our machine. Keeping the connector style consistent just makes things easier IMO...

I went with the same AG style connectors that were already on the tractor being they have always worked just fine... Didn't see any need to pay extra for the flat face connectors & then have 2 different connector types. It also made it easier to use some of our attachment on the 3PT as well as...

Welcome to TBN... Congrats on the House & new Tractor!!!

I like the loon calls also... always has been one of my favorite waterfowl... these pics are a few years old now but every summer we get multiple pics of them when we are in Maine...

Have you checked to see if you are getting any voltage at the starter solenoid when this is happening?? I would check to see what you are getting when you first cold start it (when it work "the first time") & record that. Then after running it & it won't start I would check it again & see if...

We have a couple similar to the one joeyd posted above... (but paid less)... They work pretty good on both the NH & the ATV... These are like the ones we purchased: Cup Holder with Phone Holder Cup Holder with Phone Holder/Organizer, Universal - This one even is available in Orange for...

I'm not familiar with your machine but this is usually a indication the glow plug controller / glow plug timer is going (or has gone bad)... You don't really want to run it that way as it will substantially shorten the life of you glow plugs; which are probably still good.... Here are a...

One of Brodie's favorite spots to sit when its sunny... even though he looks completely annoyed we are taking his pic... Him & his older sister (Karma) settling in at the end of the day...

The other thing to look at are seat cushions for Kayaks... You might find something closer to the seat side you need & water / weather proof... Unfortunately, I don't have any recommend but I know my nephew added some to his fishing kayaks & likes them... just a thought...

@Muhammad - Seems to be resolved... THANK YOU!!!

With 660sqft, R40 ceilings & spray foamed walls... just rub a couple of matchsticks together & your good.. :LOL: but seriously you need to really consider this... purchasing many of the stoves mentioned here (even though they are good) may not work for your tight space - they mat just put out...

I think I would determine where it is going prior to deciding on a stove, placement will determine a lot of factors on the type, size & look of a stove that will work for you needs. In our case we wanted the stove to be in the mail living area, we didn't want it to bake us out of the living...

So I'm not real familiar with the Workmaster 25 but if it is like many other NH's the seat switch and the parking brake switch will not stop the engine from turning over. They just cause the fuel solenoid to shut off, so being it is not even turning over I would first look at the Neutral Safety...

If you have never had the lower side consoles off before... be careful when you are removing the 2 bolt from the firewall (under the hood) those bolts see a lot of heat & sometimes freeze up in there. They go through the firewall & then into brass blind nuts that are molded into the console...

I am always much happier with excessive packaging over lack there of... I can not tell you how times we have received damaged item do to the lack of packing (either due to experience or lack of concern). We collect old oil / kerosene lamps & I can not tell you how many times we have received...

@HotDogNewHolland - Here is the info I mentioned on testing the battery cables.... This is some info that I have posted previously that may help with the diagnosis.... Cable Test: Older New Holland battery cables often corrode inside the terminal where it is sometimes impossible to see; not...

@HotDogNewHolland - I'm with @thclimer on this... We have both (& many others) suggested this fix multiple time on this forum... It has worked on our TC40D for the past many years with no issues... If you think you are comfortable enough installing a pre-wired starter relay mod, I could wire...

I know this sound naïve (almost to simple) but I have been using a Mr. Funnel for both my Diesel & regular Petroleum Fuel for all my equipment for many years... It just works... filters out fine debris & water... Again... It works for me... so might be an option...

If you are not getting a constant steady free flow of fuel when you remove the incoming fuel line from the fuel filter housing as JC-jrtro & kirkawilson mentioned above, there are 2 things I would check... If it does not pour out as a fast stream... First thing is loosen your fuel fil cap if it...

After you get most of the heavy debris out (which it sound like you have) a simple idea for cleaning up the bore is a flapper disk with an extension if you can find the right size.... If not a length of threaded rod, 4 nuts, 2 large washers & some 3M Abrasive Pads will work too. Just cut 4 -...

If the PTO light is staying ON... you need to make sure you check Fuse #2 again... If you turn on the ignition and the PTO light comes on with the PTO lever at OFF, then fuse #2 is most likely blown. When fuse #2 blows or the neutral safety or PTO safety interlock switches are open, the...

If you want to look at something that is non-chemical & safe for humans & animals (Oh & works), I would recommend looking to a product called CedarCide. We (& many other that we know) have been using their products for at least 7 to 8yrs, with great results... We use it on our lawns & directly...

Sorry for your loss... It is one of the hardest (yet most humane) things to do. Been there many times... our thoughts are with you.

@WVBornnraised - You can try this place... TheRepairManual.com I've purchased a few manuals from them... usually pretty complete & fair priced... Just make sure it is for you model....

@tstex - As mentioned above you can reuse the connector housing you have... the brass / metal female terminals will come out of the connector (usually there it a little locking tab, either on the connector or terminal) you will need something small to depress it & pull it out. then you just...

Usually called Double Expansion Anchor or Double Bolt Anchor usually used for medium to heavy loads... the threaded end go in first. Bolt Depot

@Slamd56 - Is your TC30 a hydrostatic or geared machine?? The seat switch and the parking brake switch will not stop the engine from turning over, so being you have a "No Crank" situation... I would rule those two out for now. If fuse #2 blows or the neutral safety or pto safety interlocks...

So unfortunately we had this happen (a long time ago) back at my parents house with a chest freezer... what a mess. We also had it happen at my FIL house with his freezer in the garage but luckily enough by this time we were vacuum sealing everything that went into the freezer... yes we lost...

That should be a nice size machine for your use... I would think it should handle almost anything your going to throw at it... The Hitachi's start easy, run smooth & are pretty easy to maintain. We had a Hitachi EX200LC (44,000lb so bigger), on our property for 7yrs or so, that was a great...

We usually use Simple Green, it is non-toxic & pretty environment friendly... works good for us. Also have the Radiator Genie (was given to us) & it works pretty good as it can get in to the tight spots behind the radiator... I don't know that I would have purchased it, but being it was given...

I agree with Have Tractor... Use Zorb-x or Anti-Icky-Poo (unscented)... They are both safe for hard surfaces. Just make sure you treat the entire area... Anti-Icky-Poo has great customer service...

Yellow Mustard... used for a slather prior to the rub on certain smoked meat.... Spicy Brown on my hot dogs... (+ other condiments) Dijon or horseradish for sausage or Kielbasa... Honey mustard (home made only) for pork or Salmon... maybe others These are my basics... but... I have been know...

@DX34lover - Glad the info helped... Another common problem the starter solenoid is not always getting the full voltage they need as the machines get older. The circuit shares the voltage source with the glow plug timer (& I believe passes through some of the safety switches) & overtime...

@booboo04 - I just want to make sure you are using the correct testing procedure.... You have referenced this as the "Rear PTO Safety Switch Testing" but the switch I referred you to in a pervious post is the Transmission Neutral Safety Switch that is located on the lower side forward the...

@Noytheyah - The Tach as you mentioned is directly connected to the back of the alternator, it is a single wire. You can check that wire for continuity as it runs from the back of the alternator to the instrument panel Connector (on the back of the instrument cluster), PIN# 20. If you are...

jb1390 - We had a similar issue at our prior property, also in CT :rolleyes:... So it really depends... Every town in CT has it's own rules & the issues usually start with the zoning & planning dept.; not usually the building department. How is the land zoned now? Depending on how it is...

Just not sure what advantage you would get by using the Hella adjustable relay? Or how much it will save $$ wise? You would have to cut the factor harness & wire it correctly... which is probably easy enough but being you can buy a direct plug in aftermarket replacement for around $20+... I...

@PeteN - I agree with ericm979 that you might be able to pull some brush with a grapple... but I believe you will be more frustrated & it will not be anywhere near as productive as you want or think it will be. We pretty much use the grapple for moving brush pipes, log & rocks not really for...

@booboo04 - I believe you are correct path... I think that is the PIN (part # SBA324560140) for the Transmission Neutral Safety Switch that is located on the lower side forward the front of the operator platform. I'm not a 100% sure which way it goes in... but I think round side first & flat...

So I will agree & disagree with the above statement... Yes you can dig all the way around your foundation... disturb the soil... disturb the landscape... & seal from the exterior of the foundation... & it will solve the problem.. if done properly... but that is not what was asked... "What...

So depending on it's current condition (exterior & interior) & what you are trying to achieve as far as the finished piece... I think this is something you could do yourself. I agree that depending on what this piece is; it is probably more a family keepsake & I don't think I would pay for a...

If the block is in good shape then IMHO there is no better product that we have used (that can be easily applied by anyone) then Sani-Tred. Not the least expensive by any means but if the surface is properly prepped & application done via the instructions we have never had it fail & the...

@Mytractorbroken - It has been posted on here many times but I have a copy of it (see attached PDF)... This was posted by another user (can't remember who) but it what I used to layout my starter modification...

Don't think it has been mentioned... but a multi-meter is a have to have for me.... always testing something. You don't need anything crazy either the HF are fine for regular testing & troubleshooting.

@HAMMER TIME - Besides the above mentioned thread, definitely check to make sure that wire on the back of the alternator is connected & the wire is not damaged (Oh, depending on the tractor & year that wire may not be green). If it seems to be connected correctly, you can check that wire for...

Well I live in a non-gun friendly state... That has a huge history in guns & weapons... (it Connecticut)... Here is where I stand...

@BigPapaGotti - I've purchased from this place before.... you can shop around but their pricing is usually pretty fair. Just make sure the manual is for model & covers your year TC18... NH TC18 Manual

@Oklahoma Tractor Man - if you are sure there is: First I'm assuming you tested the fuel pump solenoid... & it seems to be working based on your description.... The seat switch and the parking brake switch will not stop the engine from turning over. They just cause the fuel solenoid to shut...

Not sure they will work for your application you would need to check the pump specs but we replaced Taco 007 (and a different model) & are now using the Taco Viridian pumps on our radiant system... super quiet & efficient pump... the ones we have max out at .54 AMPS / .44 Watts

I would not think that would be that big of an issue, 100's (++) of tractors sit outside year round & have electric solenoid valves on them... (unfortunately ours has the past 2yrs)... I mean it might happen but I'll risk it for the convenience, the ergonomics, & production time... I really...

@N80 - Not trying to cause a big debate & I don't know the laws for residential contracts in SC... but check into them; I deal with them on a daily basis as a contractor. If you had a legal contract (again depending on state laws)... or better yet he gave you a contract to sign that does not...

@dieselscout80 - I did search all over for a switch that we were going to be happy with, & that had a small enough switch body to fit in the joystick; that also could handle the elements & abuse... There are others but we do like how this one fit & works... As to not feel like I'm hi-jacking...

Welcome to TBN... This is info I have posted prior about the TC's & the battery cable issues... If you haven't tested them, you should... they have been know to go bad internally, even with no external signs. I would test this prior to putting any other parts on... Prior post: Have you...

@al b - Look up a Hook Spanner Wrench https://www.mcmaster.com/wrenches/spanner-wrenches/

Like many above I use a simple & cheap (HF - $6.99) hand pump... slow but no mess, & if you accidently overfill the tractor you can pump some fluid out...

@jedjoe - Which fuse is it that keeps blowing? If I'm correct your TC35A has the same Fuse Panel layout as our TC40D, if that is the case there should be to different fuses. Fuse #3 is a 10amp that is for the turn signals & Aux rear work light circuit Fuse #6 is a 10amp that is used for the...

Glad to here it wasn't a total mess in there....

@LD1 - Thank you for responding to this prior to me.... I would have not said it better... or nicer... You sir are appreciated...

@billybonds - Yes you need to open the "FWD" axle to pull the pinion. I believe there are 2 inner bearings & 1 outer seal... but you may be correct that there is 1 inner & 1 outer. Yes pretty sure you can remove it as a complete unit... Besides Messick's mentioned prior... you can also try...

@dieselscout80 - Yes I have the strobe wired to there own switch, I wanted to control them separately. There are times when we use the hazards & don't want the strobes on. If we are working at the end of the driveway & just park the tractor there, while doing work off the tractor, I usually...

We have added multiple aux switches to our TC40D... Used stock style switches I ordered for our needs. Also added a Aux fuse box for the additional load.

So, I have actually read through this thread... (not saying other haven't... but they haven't)... We also have this working... Our driveway is a little over 1/2 mile long & our power is on poles for 2/3's of it, then the power goes underground to the house. Because the slope of the land, the...

So, I've reading this thread as it progressed.... @ I don't see any reason not to purchase the CTA... Heck you just sold me on it ^^^... $400 cheaper & lighter; those are both in your favor (for your tractors lift capacity & your wallet). I know everyone looks for the strongest they can get...

@billybonds - A couple of things... NH uses Hydraulic fluid that meets Ambra Multi-G 134 spec. pretty much for everything, front axle, front wheel gear reduction, tranny, HST. I don't think your filling it with 80w gear oil will hurt anything but just a heads up. As @crashz said above -...

@yanmars - Not sure what you are using it for you (or where you are located) but the Rockwool Safe "'n' Sound product is usually used for interior walls. Their ComfortBatt is usually used for exterior wall thermal insulation. We use their products all the time, but they have been harder to get...

@ericm979 - I only added the momentary switch for the 3rd function diverter valve. The other two are the HI / LO speed selector buttons for the HST. We use the feathering feature all the time, especially with the tree / post puller (it will cut smaller saplings in half if it is closed to...

I agree with everything LD1 said.... especially the above ^^^ For our purpose I could never see where a true 3rd function would be needed nor would I want to have an additional lever to control our grapple or the tree post puller. Just push the button & never need to move your hand from the...

Ok, Just wondering.... I guess I'm surprised the rental company will rent the 3pt auger to use with your machine... How do they confirm the PTO shaft will work (i.e not to short or to long), is the correct spline, or is even compatible (say HP wise) for your machine? The rental places...

@warrendeere - You did an incredible job on that platform built!!! There is a lot that had to go into that build for all the brackets & bolt locations; I know I had to replace ours... seems like everything bolts to that darn thing. Our TC40D had the same issue & after getting crazy prices like...

Pulled ours off yesterday... At least now the ride is a little easier on the back & kidneys without them on...

I know there are other places too... but here is one: Northeast Woodland Training

@Doug4speed - A bunch of good info above especially making sure you have a clean fuel supply & it is flowing freely from the tank to the fuel filter bowl. You can easily remove the incoming line at the fuel filter bowl to drain / check flow. A couple things to check being it is a NH... the...

So are you trying to stay away from two part paints / epoxies? I'm only asking because if it was my space it would be what I would use... price is relative based on durability in my world... rather do it once & be done. Being in the contractor world I have seen way to many paint products fail...

No problem... Here is the layout of the relays (for when you get some nicer weather) from our TC40D... pretty sure yours is the same

Glad the remote switch work around got you going for now... Unfortunately the relays are behind the left side console so probably not easy access with his cab on... They are also sort of accessible from the top after you remove the gauge cluster... but it is not easy & you need to work blind...

@mainegolfur - there are a couple of thing right off in regards to your issue... the seat switch and the parking brake switch will not stop the engine from turning over (they just cause the fuel solenoid to shut off)... so they are not your problem... I would check to see if you are getting...

If it is in good condition & priced right... I would buy it... Your CT2040 is only putting out 34.9 PTO HP if it is a geared tractor & only 31.9 PTO HP if it is a hydro, so it should handle it well. Just don't abuse it... besides if you are buying it right you won't lose money if you decide...

@mpilihp - Attached PDF shows where the bolts are & Switch testing procedure hope this help...

@mpilihp - no problem hope the info helps... so there are really 6 bolts to remove both sides of the console, but if you only want to remove the right side where the Ign. Switch then you just need to remove 4 of them (note: behind the left side is where all the relays are). To remove the...

@mpilihp - There are a few things you can try / check on the TC35DA... - Yes the starter is on the left side & the Solenoid is part of the start... The first thing is I would check to see if you are getting any voltage at the Starter Solenoid when you turn the key to START... If you see...

NH Part Number 86573710... for TC40 & TC40D Hydraulic Tank Line for Two-Spool Remote Control Valve They are available but pricey... link... Partspring - Messicks has them also Just confirm it is #23 in the diagram you are looking to replace but all the lines are in that diagram My...

@tstex The parts guy at Tasca is sort of correct.... I believe the harness has 5 or 6 direct connect plugs on it... (see pic below)... I believe 2 connect on the right rear & 2 on the left rear near the tail connections on the harness... The others 1 or 2 connect to the truck harness on the...

^^^^ what 3Gunr said... they should be in your tractor manual under the 3PT section

Not sure if your F150 has this type of truck connector on it... If it does you can order the entire OEM ford kit for a little over $60.... It includes the 7way / 4way connector & the rear wire harness with retainer clip all plug & play with your F150 harness.... This would replace / repair...

Eddie, Very sorry to hear this... it happens to many. Beside the things you mentioned above make sure you put a Credit Freeze with all 3 Credit Bureaus (Equifax / Experian / TransUnion) on their accounts. It will stop unwanted credit checks & account from being opened.... Here is some info...

I agree on the CAT5E, it is what I would use also, but didn't want to bring up the debate when he asked about CAT6... :D I never said there was a difference just what we prefer... & not sure what myth you referring to.... anyway... We just keep it that way in-house (except Gov Contracts) so...

As many have said, for your needs, the walk behind spreader will probably more than fit your needs.... however back to your original question. I would stay away from a standard 3pt spreader it will be very hard to control the spread... but if you want more of an automated system I would keep...

@newbury IMO you are exactly on the right path by hardwiring as many fixed network devices / station; basically if there is going a fixed network device... wire it. Of course the PoE cameras will be wired but depending on what you are using for an NVR & where it is going to be located you may...

@Jeepnford So if my thinking is correct your DX35 is basically the same as a NH TC35 (or TC35D depending if your is the deluxe model or not).... If that is the case... The fact your tractor turns over but does not start leads me to think of a couple quick things to check. First off the seat...

So, both of your criteria's are easily achieved... You can easily do this with a simple NVR & PoE camera system. There are many systems out there & many in my opinion are subpar (camera quality & features), but budget dictates the quality of the system. Full disclosure I work in the industry...

I think he is in Florida, MA... which I believe in part of Berkshire County, Ma

With tractors in the 30+HP range I think a subsoiler will work for your needs & a good investment if you have other uses for it (as you mentioned). The only think on the lower end units is most of them don't offer any shear bolt protection... so with 30+HP if you hit / catch it on something it...

Sorry for your loss

I can't answer for anyone else but being able to control the speed / force is a big help in picking up & stacking odd shaped items (say rocks, etc) when you want place something in a particular place. With the tree / post puller I couldn't imagine not being able to feather the jaws closed...

I agree.... after having a grapple it is amazing hoe often you will use it, & although I contemplated used one of the rear remotes, I'm so happy I decided to go with a dedicated diverter valve.... I installed a diverter valve on the FEL over a true 3rd function because I like the idea that I...

We are having a standing rib roast (done with the sous vide then finished in the oven) Au Gratin potatoes, mushrooms, onions, & bourbon honey glazed carrots. Just mix-up a batch of horseradish sauce this morning... it always better if it sits awhile first.... We normally roast a couple of...

@Jeeper78 Our TC40D is setup a little different but if I have this correct; your 3-PT does not work when the backhoe is connected? If this is the case then you are correct you need to make some connections after removing the backhoe. Ok so if I have this correct you will need to dismount the...

What backhoe do you have? Is it a 3-PT mount or is it a NH backhoe with a full subframe?

If you are just trying to bypass the safety switch on a TC30 you just need to unplug the switch from the harness plug & then place a jumper between the two terminals in the harness plug end. There really is no adjustment to that switch / circuit that I know of... that will allow you to start...

So there are many things that can cause this... But being it happened while you were moving brush I would check the neutral safety switch on the transmission. This switch is on the left side of the transmission housing. You should be able to see it by looking up under the platform. The switch...

That's the nice thing about a Spray Foam Flash & Fill install... in a 2x6 wall cavity close cell foam is sprayed to meet a minimum of half the wall R-value & the rest of the cavity is filled with insulation; in our case this only required about 2 - 2.5" max of Closed Cell Foam & the rest was...

Our house was is a total rehab (parts still in progress)... Visually, esthetically & layout function wise I would say sliding 4 large steel I-beams into the first floor ceilings to be able to taking down all the interior walls on the first floor... Opened then entire 1st floor plan up...

I like the way your thinking.... If you know your going to install a furnace / heater out there at some point; I would definitely look at putting the money into a Wi-Fi thermostat. This plan gets you the info you are looking for right now & when the system is installed it will do that &...

I don't think NH made a bucket / loader or rototiller for these machines... they were more estate mowers. If some made those attachments they would be after market... Being the MC28 was made from 1999 - 2008 you will most like have to look the used over pretty good to find something that is not...

Thanks for all the input... now that I know it is a quality piece & based on all the info I'm going to go look at it & see if we can make a deal. I really appreciate all the info & feedback... If it is in good as shape as the pic's they sent... I think I can buy this thing for right...

@Gordon Gould - Thanks for you real world experience... I'm glad to hear it is a quality product... you guys are talking me out of it (unless they give it to me for a ridiculous price)... but seriously I appreciate both of your input on this... I had committed to looking at it this weekend...

If you are going to troubleshoot the issues on this TC29... do yourself a favor & get a repair manual also... It will be your go to over the user manual (which you should have also)... I have purchased multiple manuals form this place with good results.... (of course there are other...

Definitely keep your eye out in the used market (FB Marketplace, Craig's List, etc)... I scored a Land Pride LR2584 Landscape Rake w/ dual gage wheels in basically vey lightly used condition for $400... don't get me wrong it took many tries to find a great deal... but they are out there. Oh &...

@arrow - Thanks... I really doubt we will use it for snow we have a truck with a plow. I think we would use it mostly for driveway gravel & ditch maintenance which is where the tilt & offset would be used, would also use it to spread dress the driveway gravel prior to using the land plane...

I'm going to be looking at a used Tufline GB 8 foot rear blade possibly this weekend & was wondering if anyone had one of their unit or had an opinion on them? I don't have any experience with the brand but it seems they have been around since 1958, so just looking for some info... Tufline...

So part of it is because I'm cheap & part of it is because what they get for a plastic tub / trunk is crazy to me, especially based on the quality on some of them. Don't get me wrong for specific tools & storage there are some real nice storage solutions, but for general catch-all boxes /...

@tc40da-rg - That sounds like a situation of someone putting in what they had, not necessary the correct size fuse. Neither of those circuits should need a 25 amp fuse unless someone modified those circuits or something is wrong. I would think 25 amp fuses are way to big for those circuits...

I would use rock wool hands down over fiberglass insulation in the walls... & vapor barrier on the inside.

If there are no major issues with it the TC29 is a pretty simple machine to wrench on... Jerry/MT gave some really good solid advice. I would visually check the entire machine over first... then check the engine & hydraulic oils to make sure, 1st they're present & 2nd they're is not water in...

@Mtsoxfan I believe the glow plug timer has multiple connection paths... meaning... When the key is turned to ACC/RUN position the timer should light the dash indicator light & supply ground to the glow plug power relay to energize the glow plugs ONLY for a specified amount of time, deluxe...

You can test the glow plug timer...

@Mtsoxfan - The PDF Pages I posted are from an a digital (PDF) version of a repair manual I purchased on-line for our TC40D... That's why I don't have the exact procedure for your machine. You can purchase one online fairly inexpensively from multiple locations... I have purchased a couple...

I'm not sure but I believe all the TCxxD tractors have the same concept for the Glow Plug Timer... It should energize & illuminate the glow plug dash light for 4 -5 sec's when the ignition switch is turned to the ACC/RUN position... I can not confirm this is the correct testing procedure...

There are many that are OK with their info stored in the cloud... but many who are not. The "cloud" is just someone else's server waiting to be hacked... I do not want my video feeds stored there... remember cameras are on autonomous, they record everything, you... your family... anything...

We think alike... lol... my post #26... "an ideal setup is a dog with a really mean bark (even if he / she is not mean)... :)"

@coffeeman - Many systems allow you to upload video to a remote server but like you said it is usually at higher $$. As far as a camera being useless if they take the recording device & answer is maybe... some security cameras have built in SD memory card slots & will allow you to record to...

@Aquamoose - an ideal setup is a dog with a really mean bark (even if he / she is not mean)... :) Not sure there really is one, everyone's situation is different & a system really should be designed on multiple factors; what is important to the client.... security of personal property from...

@coffeeman... I'm in the industry... so... security systems are to make you feel safe...A criminal does not care...A security system is "in fact" after the fact, i.e. something has to already had to happened to set it in to motion. I'm not dis-condoning it's relevance; just that it already...

Ok, we live in CT so I won't say we live in the country... but if you really believe "I think of dogs more like driveway alarms and that's about it." Then you should never trespass in our area because I don't like burying bodies.... If I'm not home but my wife is our dogs would gladly jump in...

@Ligg757 - yeah the cables on the TC New Hollands have been know to be an issue.... No you do not have to remove the radiator to replace it... it should wrap around the underside of it but there should be room to get it out & the new one in without removing the radiator.

Have you tested your battery cables? If not I would start there.... This is some info that I have posted previously that may help with the diagnosis.... Cable Test: Older New Holland battery cables often corrode inside the terminal where it is sometimes impossible to see; not sure it was an...

Agree with what KennyG & others have said... We have had a Cyclone Rake XL for at least 10yrs.... We have run ours behind two different zero-turn's & after owning it, I would not be without it. It is easy to connect & disconnect & breaks down easily for off season storage. Very little...

So for client's I deal with Ring, Nest, Google, Amazon, Apple every day of my life... as much as their products are appealing... I would look elsewhere for security... but that is just my opinion

If you have time... look at Clare Controls. We have been using their system for a few of years for clients (& our office & my home).... Not perfect (I can go into detail via PM if you need info). But there is an very inexpensive option to self monitor your systems & their platform is very...

The very first thing is I would check to see if you are getting any voltage at the Starter Solenoid when you turn the key to START... If you see voltage when you turn the key you the START position but it is less than 12V this will definitely cause an no-start / inconsistent starting issue...

I don't personally have this cover (mine came with the truck) but my brother does & even though expensive I would buy one if a needed a cover... It checks all the boxes for my uses & his bed only get a little water from the tailgate every now & then... And made in the USA.... Peragon Truck Bed...

I think it was a little over a year ago... but the plumber installed a product by HeatLine on a project we were on. I know the customer has been happy with it (we still do work for them); & it didn't require a GFI Out let because they install an inline one on the system. HeatLine

As MossRoad stated if you look up E-recycling centers in your area they will take them... also I believe Best Buy has a nation wide recycling center policy...

@snikers01 - Have you checked the linkage on the 4x4 shifting lever? Is it moving freely...

@tc40da-rg - As LD1 said you really need a multi-meter to test & trace things out... Is your battery light still staying illuminated with the engine running? You need to get the charging circuit working as it will cause all sorts of other issues. Again I'm not sure your tractor has the same...

@EddieWalker - You may want to call & check with this place... they state it is in-stock @ $799.99 & it looks like they are offering a $75 e-gift card with the purchase... could use it for accessories... Oh, nice 8 pointer....

I think you could definitely get electric actuator that can handle the load... but also when building projects like this, I also would likely use a manually (push button) resettable Circuit breaker for the that circuit... If it does trip... no swapping a fuse (or hoping you remembered to bring...

It was kind of a regular thing for us growing up... all the Italian Bakeries had it... & I remember my mom use to make it from scratch for holidays. We still can (& do) pick it up at multiple bakeries along with pepperoni bread... Our favorite one has roasted peppers & cheese in it with the...

@tc40da-rg... hope you get this before you cut holes in your side consoles... it wont help much... The bolt are not stripped or cross threaded... The brass threaded inserts that the bolts go into are spinning on the plastic console housing... There are No nuts on the back side of the console...

@tc40da-rg - ^^^ This sounds like a mess & it seems to all stem from when the "control box" was installed by “they” (not sure who “they” are)... but they may not all be related… Ok, can you clarify some info: (sorry this is going to be a long post) - Based on your description the TC40DA has a...

I would think that if the unit in question failed even after 3 months would not be covered under warranty... unless it was rated for outside use... which would be a much more expensive appliance... I completely understand keeping a good tenant... but if they supplied an outdoor rated appliance...

After the first snow...

You might be surprised.... We only have 20- acres & my wife was like why do we need a 40hp tractor... She not only loves the machine now... she is a very competent operator & runs it on a weekly basis for some task... (Oh, but I knew she would)...

I can understand that... I live in New England (very old wiring grid)... but what does your lease / agreement state you are liable for? If it was written correctly it will not include tenant electronics / appliances unless they "the tenant" can prove fault.

Prior I have been in the rental / maintenance / repair world... So what does your lease / agreement state? That is your first line of defense prior to doing all this proving it is not your liability. If your lease agreement is written correctly you have nothing to prove... I would check that...

@LS Tractor Owner ... Thank you... we are lucky enough to have 2 - 4 dogs at a time & foster a couple a year as we have time for our past 28+ years together... they all are special & touch a part for our hearts & souls (some more than others)... Gemma took a part of ours to be with her... & I...

I'm personally not a fan of powder coating on anything that is going to take real road abuse.... don't get me wrong powder coating has it's place (my bike & multiple cars had powder coated parts), but my issue is sooner or later it is going to get chipped (it's a trailer) & paint is easier to to...

Unfortunately we had to make a very unexpected decision this past Sunday... Although we have been through this many times before... We are both still devastated (as is our other female pup). Gemma was alpha in our dog pack, yet one of the most gentle & playful dogs we have ever had…. But more...

@DwayneB2021 - Yes those are concrete with natural stone & have a really nice look... They are made of High psi/low slump vibrated concrete with New England Field Stone on the face, a 2'x2'x8' weighs 4700lbs To give you an idea, the company I'm purchasing from gave me an approx. price of...

Added hydraulic Top-N-Tilt to our TC40D... Now that we have it I wouldn't want to be without it. Brian @ Fit Rite Hydraulics make awesome stuff & is great to work with... His lead-times maybe longer than you want to wait, but his quality is 2nd to none IMHO. I cleaned up the original manual...

As jthibodeau89 contractor did you could easily build the area up to level with large retaining wall blocks (Mafia Blocks) & then backfill it, compact it, & pour your concrete floor & they don't have to look like an eyesore either (as jthibodeau89 showed in his pictures). They are used all the...

Based on your use, I would eliminate the battery also, I do not see any advantage to keeping it. I don't know anything about the company you are looking at (as far as their quality goes) but for less than $26 dollars more they offer a kit for dump trailers that includes the proper sized manual...

If speed is "fairly important", IMHO I don't think your going to find a tractor that will mow as fast as a ZTR or plow as fast as a Truck. This is not to say a tractor would not do both. Do you have any other real uses for a tractor (granted if you had one you would use it... but do you for...

That's the thing about N.E. "There isn't even pea sized pebble on my property" yet we are probably less the an couple to a few hours drive from each other & our pebbles are the size of VW bugs or bigger.. lol That is a 500cc Quad in the pic...

@gsganzer - We have gone through a couple Food Savers, the first one we had was actually a really good machine... 2nd one was ok... We now have a Weston Pro-2300 & I believe we are going on 5+ yrs with it. It is big & heavy but has ben a great vacuum sealer. Ours is used many, many times a...

So all fuses are good... but are they getting power? If fuse #2 has no input power from the ignition switch, neither will any of the other fuses. The whole tractor would be essentially dead. The ignition switch on the TC series are semi-known to go bad... but so are the battery cables... so...

We have plenty of rocks here... If any of you without rocks need some... The big ones you hopefully can dig a deeper hole next to it & bury it deeper..

So, did you direct wire the solenoid lug... or the starter lug? Just curious...

Nice...

Heck I agree.. it is simple enough to build... just build 4ft or under & then like @Ford850 recommended it your load goes beyond just use a 1by or 2by & run it just past your load with a flag on it... you'll have a useful carrier either way & you can leave the trailer at home... (y)

As Thomas said... I would check your local state regulations... But from the WEB: The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations (FMCSRs) require any commercial motor vehicle (CMV) transporting a load that extends more than 4 feet beyond the rear of the vehicle to be marked with a single red...

If you can wait... Brian @ Fit Rite is top notch...

IMHO this is only realistic if you are getting real-time notifications of events (& even at that you may not have a case)... If you want to just take some pictures of things that have happened in the past for you to review when you arrive at your property 3hrs away & realize something has...

Your machine is much new than our NH, but a couple of ideas... - I would test the starter switch - voltage passes through it for all the above.. - I would check to see if you are getting any voltage at the Starter Solenoid when you turn the key to START... If you see voltage when you turn the...

@Peter Wirick I can't answer the Shop Manual question... (I keep meaning to purchase one but they are pricey). I would think it would... However, I have installed the NH 2nd & 3rd rear remote kits on our TC40D (as it already had the 1st installed), so the same as your TC35D. We...

Ahh. that makes sense... Our machine does not require it, nor does it push the backhoe further back when it is put on... It tight right up against the machine... There is a bracket that the 3 point arms rest on when you the BH is attached. That's why I couldn't for the life of me think why...

Better than what... not taking them off?? Our NH BH frame has a rest they set on... You lift them up.. backup & connect... Why would you take some thing off that is not required? How is it better if that is the design? & it does not change how far our BH sticks out... It is a full sub-frame...

So if it is a full sub-frame backhoe it takes a little practice, especially if it is not on level (even) ground. We have a sub-frame Backhoe for our NH & it is definitely faster with 2 people but definitely doable by one. Our NH does not require removal of the 3pt hitch (nor would I want a...

One other thought... Have you checked / tested your battery cables? These were a common problem on older NH machines so I can not personally say it is an issue on a 2013 machine, but might be something you want to check. The cables were known for corroding internally (unseen), which caused...

I agree... that is a ridiculous response especially being he didn't even call you... you had to track him down. I can tell you he would not be sending me the part.... He, his tech, & myself would be having a face to face conversation... non-of this over the phone stuff.

@Newblue Hey sorry about that... Here is the correct part number SBA344952750... which has been replaced by SBA344952751 Messick's shows it as available in 3-7 days but I would check on that... Here is the link... Messick's - TC45DA w Supersteer RH cylinder

@ Newblue I believe it is... but I didn't know yours had Supersteer... Here was I found for a TC45DA w/ Supersteer & FWD.... TC45DA Front Axle / Steering TC45DA Supersteer / FWD Page Should be Part #23 on the list TC45DA Steering Cylinder Page You will see is state Discontinued -...

@Newblue - Well sort of true.... the original part number is SBA344952870 is listed as being discontinued but the substitute replacement cylinder (part # SBA344952871) is definitely available. Granted it is not cheap but that is their issue... There is definitely a replacement cylinder...

We run a BB1572, recommended by our dealer & we confirmed via the Land Pride specs on a 40hp New Holland TC40D & I don't think I would want to go smaller... There is a 100lbs different between the BB1272 & the BB1572... IMO with a box blade as long as your machine can handle it... weight is...

Then it is probably a blade type fuse in a holder... it will most likely look something like this... Mega Fuse Holder

If the manual is listing it as a fuse, then it probably is a fuse & not a fusible link. Did you test the main fuse yet... I would do that first... But to answer you question: Most of the Higher amperage auto fuses (MEGA/AMG/BF2 - AMI/MIDI - ANL) are almost always Slow Blow Fuses... & many...

Not any blacksmith I know... they are artists with metal.... "Hacksmith" maybe... I would definitely document everything from this point forward... they need to be accountable no matter what the tech says.... We had a similar situation with a vehicle we own at the dealer that serviced...

So IMHO even if you decide to move forward with a new tractor for the sole purpose of having a hydrostatic machine (which we have & like... a NH TC40D) you should still troubleshoot & possibly repair your current TC30. That machine should bring pretty good money in todays market with only...

Welcome to TBN... from CT... It is a great site with a wealth of knowledge... Enjoy!!

The "D" stands for the Deluxe version & I think the "A" stood for Advanced.... but basically was to identify it as a newer version than a TC##D series... but don't hold me to it....

So I will take a different approach / look at this... & I own a stand alone self-powered Timberwolve splitter & love it. However, if you are splitting only a couple trees a year then I would either consider renting a stand alone splitter (called someone else's problem when returned) or a 3pt...

Did you trying putting a call into shop that did the work? They may be able to put you in the right direction quickly... But here is some info that may help your diagnosis.. I'm going off our TC40D... so can not confirm all is the same on yours... If I remember correctly fuse #4 supplies...

I agree with grsthegreat the Ideal push-on are great, especially with solid wire (some of the recessed lighting manufacturers have them pre-installed on the pigtails in their fixtures)... as for wire nut I prefer the Ideal Twisters over traditional wire nuts...

@VegasDan - If I don't use my local dealer I pretty much use Partspring or Messick's I'm not a big fan of just throwing parts at something... However, I would definitely do the addition of the Starter Relay, there is no downside to installing it.... & it is pretty easy... For it you will...

@VegasDan - I cannot confirm this as I do not have a TC33da or the correct diagrams... But on our TC40D (series) tractors here is some info: The seat switch and the parking brake switch will not stop the engine from turning over. However they will cause the fuel solenoid to shut off... which...

@TmbrWlkr - we pull 2 1/2 - 3" stuff (especially if it is shallow root stuff), if it is stubborn stuff we just rock it back & forth & it usually pulls. The most important thing is awareness of your tractor's FEL / hydraulics capabilities & not push it... You can definitely break stuff... I...

We have a generic one... pic below... Great attachment for small stuff, just have to remember the limitation of the FEL... We use it all the time... (& we purchased still new... for a crazy low price at an auction, which made even a better deal...) Pic of it on our TC40D... I have an...

I'm not sure it is a touchy subject... but it is a tasty subject.... definitely a hands on / hands off subject... So, I'm not a purist anymore... I used to smoke everything that was BBQ... heck I still cold smoke cheese, smoke batches of atomic buffalo turds, etc, etc... but for certain items...

Hold off on the above ^^^ mentioned thread for now... That is a different issue... As you stated in your post: Which is usually a different issue on the TC's... If it cranks & doesn't start then that's different. But if it is intermittently just clicking sometimes & starting others I would...

@greg0145 - Glad you found it... If it continues to act up, which is known to happen on the TC's as they get older do to resistance in the wiring & connectors. You can either get a auto-resetting circuit breaker.... or the better option in my opinion is.... to modify the starting circuit by...