Caliche
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With a full bucket on less than even ground it is not eazy to disengage the 4wd lever.
Howdy from Texas!!!
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Sorry it's been a while since I've been on here...been a little busy with work and was really waiting on parts to arrive. I've got fenders painted, dash installed and working on a small short with the glow plugs.
I will set the tractor up on wheels and insure that the 4wd is working properly. I don't think that there is anything stopping it from working.
Great news as I have found a loader for it. Well, two really, one looks like it's an industrial type loader and the other came off of a "L" style Kubota. I think I am gonna go with the Kubota loader. I am afraid that the cylinders on the bigger loader will put a strain on the hydraulic system. Now all I need to do is figure out how to mount this to my machine!!!! WHEWWWWW!!!! What a chore this has become!! LOL...I will post pics when I can....any advice on the loader mount? I think what I am going to do is buy the belly mount new and then start my fabrication from there....what do y'all think?
I will set the tractor up on wheels and insure that the 4wd is working properly. I don't think that there is anything stopping it from working.
Great news as I have found a loader for it. Well, two really, one looks like it's an industrial type loader and the other came off of a "L" style Kubota. I think I am gonna go with the Kubota loader. I am afraid that the cylinders on the bigger loader will put a strain on the hydraulic system. Now all I need to do is figure out how to mount this to my machine!!!! WHEWWWWW!!!! What a chore this has become!! LOL...I will post pics when I can....any advice on the loader mount? I think what I am going to do is buy the belly mount new and then start my fabrication from there....what do y'all think?
jinman
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My advice is to stick with the NH 7308 loader or a bush hog or other brand loader that is made for your TC30. That tractor and similar ones have a history of breaking in half if the loader or backhoe is not correct. If you are skilled enough to design and build a one-off loader by mixing brands, I applaud you, but most of us would be overwhelmed with such a chore and probably give it up. I would not make my New Holland a "Chevy-Kaiser-Olds-Mo-Laca-Stud-War-Linco-Baker." That was great song for Pete Stamper, but no way to build a tractor.
Lol...I might be a but young for Pete Stamper however, the song does sound like a smile!!!! I'll haveta find it...loaders are a bit difficult for me to get my hands on, without having the compromise of money...:-/....I'm purdy decent at fabrication....schooling comes from the road of hard knocks...I plan on shouldering the rear axle into the supporting frame....saw this on a back hoe...I've read done horrifying stores here with blocks snapping...:-/....I don't want to write one for myself...
jinman
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- NHTC45D, NH LB75B, Ford Jubilee
Here's some lyrics:
I didn't have the money that the big cats had
I couldn't get a Ford much less a Cad'
But I'm not the kinda guy to be undone, tell you what I did
I went and made me one
I got the front end here, I got the rear end there
I came by the middle 'bout everywhere
I got 'em all together and I made 'em fit
But the hardest part was namin' it
CHORUS:
It's a Cheva-Kiser-Olds-Mo-Laca-Stud-War-Linco-Baker
With a Continental Kit
A Cheva-Kiser-Olds-Mo-Laca-Stud-War-Linco-Baker
And I'm proud of ever' part of it
I didn't have the money that the big cats had
I couldn't get a Ford much less a Cad'
But I'm not the kinda guy to be undone, tell you what I did
I went and made me one
I got the front end here, I got the rear end there
I came by the middle 'bout everywhere
I got 'em all together and I made 'em fit
But the hardest part was namin' it
CHORUS:
It's a Cheva-Kiser-Olds-Mo-Laca-Stud-War-Linco-Baker
With a Continental Kit
A Cheva-Kiser-Olds-Mo-Laca-Stud-War-Linco-Baker
And I'm proud of ever' part of it
There's a country song that I remember my pops playin about building a cadillac that sounds like that!!! Lol....thanks for the smile!!!...
I've got all the wiring done through the safety switches....figured out the short with the glow plugs and have installed lights and the switch....this darn thing looks like a tractor now!!! Lol...still hammering out details of loader...gathering thoughts with less beer!! Lol....will post pics soon...
I've got all the wiring done through the safety switches....figured out the short with the glow plugs and have installed lights and the switch....this darn thing looks like a tractor now!!! Lol...still hammering out details of loader...gathering thoughts with less beer!! Lol....will post pics soon...