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Hauled my fluffer to the field the other evening... had a blow out on one of the tires... had to fluff hay the next day and the new tire was gonna have to be shipped in... so I patched the tube with a $1.75 bicycle tire tube patch kit, but the rubber was so thin on the actual tire that the tube...

I dont know, but I burned one up at the beginning of last year and have not had anymore problems since then, I reckon I better get some extras to keep on hand :?

Thanks for the help, I broke the drive belt for the pump on Thursday afternoon, I got back to the field with a belt(1/2" shorter than the JD belt) and took about 3 hours of my time trying "to make it work", should have just went 30 miles up the rd and got the right belt :x, the twine pump would...

I have to replace the twine pump on my 435 baler and the local JD store does not have one,(and of course I have 30 acres of hay that needs to be up this afternoon) someone told me that it was just a power steering pump off of a Chevrolet???????? any ideas on a part # or if this is even true?

I feel their pain, I only baled 300 on Wednesday after work and loaded and unloaded Thursday evening at 95 degrees and 65-80% humidity, I really didnt want any more after that... :(

The only thing I know to do would be spray it with roundup.

Is it in the pasture or somewhere like a driveway or fence row?

Sounds to me like you have a mouse/rat problem and there is another wire chewed somewhere that only gets hot when you crank the motor. Had a similar problem with a four wheeler once...

Got the pump on Thursday and MAN WHAT A DIFFERENCE!! What use to take a good 5 sec and a shot of ether now takes about a 1/4 turn of the motor and shes purring like a kitten :D Got the batteries charged, new injector pump and a new solenoid on the starter... i think it cranks and runs better...

Thanks for the replies...T&H wants 600 for a rebuilt... 500 bucks does not sound that bad now :D I took yalls advise and dropped it off at Shivers this morning to get rebuilt, they said it should be ready this afternoon. Hopefully I can get it put back on this evening and be back up and...

My injector pump went out on my 4230 last night and I was wondering if anyone on here had any dealing with either buying a new/rebuilt one somewhere? Or where a good place to get mine rebuilt might be? I have a place local that said they could rebuild it for around 500.00 if nothing else was...

I am looking at a 40 acre tract of newly cleared land in North Florida and was trying to figure out what the best type of Bermuda grass to plant for a hay crop would be. I can get green cuttings of Coastal to spread out also(if that is a reasonable way to plant it). I guess the main question I...

This is the website I use when purchasing tractors... dont know if it will help or not but it does give some pretty good information on just about any kind of tractor. http://www.tractordata.com/farm-tractors/000/1/3/133-john-deere-2155.html

I have never sold anything on Tractor House but I know that is where I go to look for planters, tractors, balers, etc. Good Luck!

...we drive on the Parkway and park on the Driveway???

I just bought this baler last year and looked at the spring this weekend and it was broken and wired back up to the baler... I am going to get the new spring ordered and put on so maybe that will fix it! :clap: Thanks for all the help, Ben

I appreciate it, sounds like a good thing to work on while it is raining AGAIN in Waukeenah Sunday!! Thanks, Ben

The sensor I replaces was the one that trips when the selector lever goes over it, actually JD calls it a switch...oops!! (I dont know the technical names of these things yet) it is # 17 in this picture(number 20 being the knob to adjust the size).

On the last field of the season last year my baler started wrapping the bales at around 3' or so... I checked the screw that moves the bale hight and it was tight on a 5.5' bale same as it was before. I figured maybe the sensor was out so I bout a new one and put it on but have not had any...

I just bought a cutter caddy for my Kuhn, it has the wheels that are not staggered also, but made by DuraBilt Industries. I just got the mower hooked up to it a couple of weeks ago and picked it up and down and disconnected it from the tractor... seems like it is going to be just fine, now if I...