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So one of the tractors in question is a New holland t4.110f. In the specs the rear pto is making 107hp at 2300rpm. The dealer just got some info to us, the front mount pto from factory is capable of 93hp at 1920 rpm.

So it could be brand specific if there are losses, depending on how the tractor is designed. The deutz dealer, who i know is a mechanic by trade was confident theirs didn't have a loss, or much of a loss due to the design.

Gday everyone. Hypothetical, if you have a 100hp tractor with 85 rear pto hp, does that translate to also having 85hp at the front pto or is there a loss/less power at the front pto. One dealership told a mate its lower at the front, another dealer told me with their tractors there isn't a...

Just out of curiosity about the kubotas, when you say no longer up to the task? I was a fan, on 2 occasions nearly purchased one, bought a 75hp Deutz over a 70hp kubota and a 90hp john deere over a 90hp kubota. But now i hear alot of negative feedback from my friends that have them. Usually...

I should of mentioned the size of the tractors. Those new hollands are making 115 hp. I have a 4.5 litre fiat powered deere making 100hp. Those little fendts are making about 115hp. The kubotas have the 3.8litre for 95hp but aren't known for their power or hydraulics.

Sorry, the only other other machine doing what the little fendt is doing is a deutz with the cvt.

I'm in the grape industry. The new hollands have 3.4 litre engines in my segment, but the power they are generating is crazy. Same as the fendts, i think they are a 3.3 litre, granted they have the cvt but no other machine can do what it is doing in regards to towing.

I have an agroplus keyline, 75hp rops. Great tractor. The 4080 has the same engine and the hydraulic specs look the same. I have looked into the 4080 but it was too wide for me. Great machines for everything you listed, I've got a flail mower on mine right now. Also good for basic hydraulic...

Thanks Jim.

Hey guys, I've just bought a John deere 1040. Do they have an open centre system or load sensing system? Other than the alternator needing to be fixed it runs well. Is there anything i should keep an eye on or be worried about with it? Hopefully one day this week I'll take delivery. Thanks

Some pics of it in action.

Out of curiosity, Do all kubotas run high rpms like that? I have a 100hp tractor that is making 100hp at 2200 rpm and 375nm of torque at 1600 rpm. The 9540 i read is making about 320nm at 1500rpm. I went onto another manufactures site and read up on one of their 90hp tractors, 90hp at 2300rpm...

Thanks everyone. I'll pass on the advice. I know he's very diligent with his skid steers so I'd be surprised if he's been lazy with this. I've used fords, fiats, deeres, deutzs, but never a kubota hence why the 2600rpm working rpm was surprising.

Hi, A friend recently bought a M9540 with a front 3 point linkage to run a mulcher. He's new to tractors and he was complaining about it overheating, then he proceeded to tell me it is running at 2600rpm. I have very little experience with kubotas, is this normal? It seems very high and can't...

Using the supplied "genius" washers with supplied wire lynch pins implements kept slipping off on 1 side. Since using a washer and welding a few old bolts/screws together, drilling a hole for a small R clip I've never had an issue. It's only on the implements that have their own pin fixed to it...

Bit late to the party but i have the pat quick hitch system on my deutz fahr. Initially i bought it just to have longer linkage arms. It has been great, only crap bit is the genius lynch pin washers but I've welded up some bolts that work well.

What sort of tractor did you end to getting?

No worries Turnip

Thanks ptsg. I had no idea they had a partnership with Goldoni. Goldoni isn't something you see often here in Australia. But we don't have as many vineyards with gable trellis. Are you involved in grapes?

Might have done a computer.

I recently got a new "John deere 5100gf" after 14 years of service with a John deere 5525n. So i thought I'd do a quick review and comparison. First thing is why the quotation marks? The 5100gf is made in Italy by Carraro and has a Fiat engine, so it's hardly a Deere. The GF is rated 10 more...

G'day everyone. I'm not too far away from purchasing my first mulcher. I've narrowed it down to a Falc Agila and a Maschio Chiara, both with flails. The machines are nearly identical and the same price. The 2 major differences are 1 machine has 3 belts and comes standard with wear plates. The...

Ive got a 75hp Keyline. 12 x 3 gear box. Done appropriately 600 hours in 3 years. It has a fork lift fitted to it. Has been really good to date, plenty of power for my 5 tyne ripper, hydraulics work well with my twin trimmers. A few more gears would be nice, other than that I'm pretty happy with it

Hey Guys, I'm looking at setting up a hydraulic flow control valve (very similar to one of these BRAND Hydraulics - Full Range Pressure Compensating Variable Flow Control - FC 0-30 gpm (0-114 lpm)) from the rear remotes to run a hedger. To setup the flow control valve does the return flow from...

G'day Everyone, Having a bit of a dilemma on 2 tractors. It does seem like bit of a no brainer but it isn't happening for me. They are in the 65 to 90 horse power range. Tractor 1 is the cheaper option, does feel cheaper but comes with a wet clutch. Tractor 2 does not come with a wet clutch...

G'day Everyone, First post, great forum for someone with an interest in tractors. I will hopefully be purchasing a new tractor within the next few months and one of the models I'm interested in is from Massey Ferguson and it is in the new MF4700 global series. Being a new model I am having...