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They are exempt because they are Federal farmers, they are not farmers for the state of California.

The alfalfa goes to china. It makes headlines every year internationally.

Well the most famous and well known are the alfalfa export farmers in California that are exempt from all water restrictions and emissions. Let the state burn so they can water crops!

Why do you think agriculture is last on the list and export only farmers are exempt from restrictions?

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Sometimes. However with the steel battle against china, India is the producer of choice for cheap steel and cheap agricultural parts. Just because I read trade and export docs, does not mean that I require you to understand or care about anything I write. You are correct, Japan does not buy...

Yes, it seems that autocorrect is re-enabled. Send your complaint to Samsung. You give India too much credit if you think they forge or cnc.

You said kioti: cheap casting that wasnt xrayed for conclusions. Unfortunately it is not all that uncommon.

If you want to go that route, it might be better to cut a thinner stall mat to your bucket shape (bottom back and sides). Maybe wire the two ends to one of the larger peices. Then you just pick it up and throw it back in the bucket. Or use a rope/chain on them and they can hang when you dump.

Plastic sheet I imagine would be worse, it was a heavy tarp that I had to dig out. Wasn't good for anything after.

It starts disintegrating and breaking, does not work as well as it seems.

You may need to run an inch or two high until the ground hardens up or you get a layer of hard pack snow.

Only in north America

https://www.dieselhub.com/performance/heater-grid-delete.html If extra time for the grid to superheat the intake air to 284F is unaided or that diesel antigel for winter is unaided. Then I guess the heated garage and hot block starts are unaided too? Those grid heaters are great for killing...

Closest I can figure on that block number is that it might be the generator engine produced by Mitsubishi Fuso and used in Shibarura tractors (who also made some of the New Holland, ford, case IHI tractors and may have used this engine). It seems it is not uncommon for Shibaura tractors to be...

I'll give you a third one: horses start at a 20yr life span, and like dogs, the smaller the horse the longer they live. Miniatures live 40+years.

Can you rent a tracked machine with a forestry mulcher? With that you would clear anything up to the capacity of the mulcher, around 4", then drop the big trees to pull out.

Thinking about this issue it occurs to what might be happening is a matter of convenience gone awry or volume. Likely the backhoe is sitting near the horse barn or paddock and the horse dung is just getting scooped up and dumped in. So it can be moved somewhere later. If this is the case, get...

Valmet had a 2.7L 3cyl turbo in the late 70s early 80s. Normally made something like 35hp, the turbo pushed it to 50. Hardly ever saw them, neighbor had one. Never heard of them before or saw one since and I am too cheap to buy one.

They pushed turbo and charger use in tractors as well as being involved in developing the compex charger. They currently produce both types of tractors. It seems that is heresy here, so they cant exist.

Just look up valmet. Oh wait nm, they dont exist either.

As it seems on gas, it is only us unlucky few.

Higher pressure allows higher pressure injectors which allow them to open and close faster. Higher pressure injectors have larger nozzles to deliver more fuel because they open and close faster. Hydraulic and electrical control allow injector solenoids to open and close faster and are also...

Glad all your diesel turbos are good. Have one turbo gas engine, will be the last turbo I own. If I want extra I'll stick with a supercharger, at least they are reliable and perform on demand.

Not the brightest bunch I will admit, seeing they turned into a holland and then kubota dealer.

That's what was recommended after the first one went. Couldn't give it away after the second one went, dealers wanted too much to repair it.

Then you are lucky, after the third one I sent it to the scrap yard.

Turbo rebuild is 500+ plus all of the piping, so around 1k. Turbos are killed faster when shutdown hot. Idle for half an hour so they cool down kills any savings. Average turbo life is measured in 100s of hours before the bearings wear out. Will never buy a turbo diesel again.

Interesting that the "efficiency" myth continues after the whole dieselgate thing. High pressure common rail is not any more efficient than mechanical. The injector nozzles determine the maximum flow and pattern. However, the Teir 4 version if that tractor will seem more efficient as it...

Why that tractor? (There are two versions a tier 3 and a turbo tier 4) I imagine it is in the lower price range based on its testing performance by the dept of ag?

Or buy nickle-iron batteries if you can afford them. They are about 1k for a standard size auto battery.

If your using it, mix up some liquid manure/molasses/beets juice and put it in a sprayer. Or feed it through a heated pressure washer. Same as they do for roads. If your not using it you can always spray with oil frequently. If it's just while sitting, a tarp and magnetic heat pad could be...

It is not rare, somewhere between 1-5% for lead-acid, almost 29% of LiOn/LiPo.

Might be a good idea to buy a couple wedges.

What most people do not know unless they owned a boat is that standard and AGM batteries vent an explosive gas when they are overheated. Most often it is because the electrolyte is low or the battery was discharged too low and the charging current is too high. This is the reason for...

Aha! MT2801D

Your layout look like this? This is a D2350.

Pstg 's image does somewhat match your tractor, there is a difference in the shifters on the tunnel though. But the console is definitely the same layout.

Something does not quite line up in that behavior, I agree. Can you take an image of your shifter and pedal area both towards the seat and steering wheel? The other images do not quite show enough. The only thing I can think of where turning would affect the clutch is if the tractor has power...

Actually, your last two images do not match it at all as far as I can tell, that is a much newer chassis style.

Your image and that number seem to possibly match a MT4501D chassis, as does the age range. https://www.tractordata.com/farm-tractors/003/1/9/3192-mitsubishi-mt4501.html If so, you have a single stage dry clutch. As mentioned above it should have about 1 inch of freeplay before engaging. You...

Depends how much it snows/rains, if a lot stand a couple 2x4 on edge and put a tarp on it. Just make sure you have air flow end to end or side to side. Oh and weigh down in a couple spots. Then at least your seat isnt wet or you won't have to dig out your floor/pedals.

Can you pull the numbers on your engine and confirm whether it is HST or not? That model number seems to be grey, which means it is a mixed parts tractor. Likely the chassis and engine originally belonged to different tractors. Mainly what need to be determined is if you have a HST...

In a sand/rock/gravel/loam soil it is not an issue, it is only an issue in medium to high clay/silt areas. Especially blue clay areas. The type of soil being used (if an area is modified for it) or the natural occurring soil type usually determines what is being grown. OP is looking at some...

That is correct, 4wd tractors do not have carrero axles, that's what the ZF adapter plate is for.

Or just buy the generic one from their supplier https://farmpartsstore.com/mechanical-front-wheel-drive-axle-mudguard-kit-vld1800/ You will probably also need the zf brackets: A&I Products VLD1830 Four Wheel Drive Conversion Plate S 2Pack So... $800+ some nuts and bolts. Still an expensive...

Because it is partially false, it depends what is being grown.

Interesting... If your fuel tank is full, grease all your joints, spray lanolin/sheeps wool oil on things like your pto shaft and axle knuckles if you are in a damp or salt air area, put your battery on a good trickle charger, and going based on other info from the others on this forum, a few...

The ones around here are hydraulic, orchards use them between the rows.