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Well my new Jinma 204 should arrive tonight from Keno Tractors. A fire in my shop in April did enough damage to my old 204 that the insurance company decided to write it off. Although I will miss the old tractor I learned a lot in my 600 hours of seat time so my new one should benefit from...

I was out plowing snow by the barn, going down an incline - when I looked at my front wheels they were pointing in different directions - don't have to be a mechanic to know this isn't good. Looks like a bar between the two front wheels is bent - what is it called and is it hard to replace - and...

I am waiting for a fan for my Jinman 204 - my old one fell apart - (the branch wedged up may have helped). My question is there only one way for the new one to go on? I should have paid more attention when I took the old one of, but I didn't. Thanks John

I was out brush hogging today it was hot out about 95. I watched the temperature gauge and it hoovered below 100. When I put my 204 away, I noticed steam coming from the radiator overflow. I allowed it to cool and checked and I was down almost a gallon of coolant - questions: Should it have...

I have a couple of leaks in my JM204. One on the front axle and other at the rear. The rear leak is acutally a blow by kind of leak coming out of the vent tube in front of the seat. I haven't investigated the front one yet. But could the vent leak be caused by a blockage in the hydralic...

I just turned over the 250 hour mark on my Jinma 204. I bought this tractor slightly used about 40 hours. I have used it non stop on my five acres, brush cutting, drive way for my new barn/garage fel work and general haul a small trailer tidy the property. The few minor problems I have had...

The headline says it all. Seems my Jinma is causing my sciatic nerve problem. Even gave up seat time for two weeks to confirm what the doc said. So any ideas suggestions for a replacement seat? Cause I ain't given up the tractor :)

I have read about the napa fuel filter for the Jinma - but seems that it comes with a note that threads may have to be extended - new to me - how would you do it? Cheers rider

I have a Jinma 204 with a koyker 140 loader. I use pellets to heat the house and I buy them one ton at a time on a pallet. Can I lift the whole pallet with pallet forks on the loader. From reading the specs I think it is over but it is close - any thoughts or ideas. Thanks John

Am I missing something, or do I have to pull the radiator to replace the fan belt on my 204. I though I could work it over the fan, but there isn't enough clearance between the radiator and fan for it to fit. thanks for any help John

Been a while since I posted Big Red Jinma 204 was not without his startup problems. Hydralic leak (loose nut) Flat tire (new hydralic jack) and no steering - cap came loose on the steering cylinder (Dustin from Adams Tractors came out at 7:30 in the morning to fix it) - but other than that we...

The line that runs from the fuel filter to the engine is leaking. When I try and remove it the whole hose wants to turn rather that the nut letting me release the hose. So I have a couple of questions. 1. How do I remove the hose? 2. Where do I go to get a replacement (my dealer is a couple...

I have a Jinma 204 with howse 4' brush hog. I have hogged to death for the last couple of weeks. I am now ready to take the hog off and put the box blade on. Frankly, I don't even know how the pto disconnects. I did it once on a tractor years ago, but the tractor I ran MF 65 I think was...

I have turn signals on my Jinma, but no brake or tail lights. Bulbs are good, and I seem to have power. Is there something I am missing? John Who has already cleared an acre of blackberries taller than the 204.

My new Jinma 204 will arrive tomorrow, along with the fel, brush hog and box blade. Have been looking for the last year and decided Jinma was the way to go for price. Actually cleaned up my workshop so I could park it indoors. New to tractors - on my five acres = thoughts tips ideas would be...