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There is a place close to Saledo, on I35, but not sure if it still there. I hadn't been down that way in a while. I know they build the Bloomer horse trailers close to there too. Thats the only ones I can think of right now. Not too many aluminum dealers around these parts.

We took in 3500 lbs of long steel sat. and it brought $10.00 a hundred. Our place is pretty clean now, wished we had more....

Well, I figure I'd give an update. We took the shredder to the dealer, and they actually had to cut the pan into pieces to get it off. Sooo, we had to order a new pan, plus a new gearbox because the shaft was bent and they do not sell the shafts alone. Took two weeks to get parts in, and...

Well, I flipped the shredder up on end today, took the blades off, and drove the wedges in and proceeded in beating the snot out of it. After a good fight, It won... We are taking it to the dealer Monday or Tuesday to have them take the pan off. Then after they determine if the shaft is bent...

Its simular to that, except it has a tapered threaded shaft with a castle nut in the center.

Well, I was able to get some pictures today. I tried beating on it some more this afternoon, but still no luck. Heres a few angles: As you can tell one side is way off from the other Heres the point of impact on the deck from the blade bolt

I dont think the shaft itself is bent. The gear box is sitting off-level twards the front of the deck. Its like the whole gearbox got shifted and tilted. It has some of the 4 bolts holding the gear box down loose. But, in order to tighten those bolts the pan underneath has to be removed. In...

There is a dealer not too far from the house, but I would prefer not to take it there if possible, especially since they charged over 200 bucks just to change the oil on the tractor! Shredder only has about 20-30 hrs on it. I'll try to get pics tonight or tommorow, if the rain lets up. I...

yeah all the pins are out. The Castle nut is loose and at the end of the threads ( the book says to leave it on so the pan don't fall on you). Honestly I had a heck of time getting the castle nut to break loose. (cheater bar) There is not a way to use a puller so I'm kinda at a loss here.

Long story short I ran over some metal in a field and have managed to "mess up" the blade pan. The book says that the shaft that holds the pan is tapered and to tap around the shaft to loosen it. I have tapped, beat, pryed and cussed it and it won't budge. Does anyone know a trick or a way...

We have a 5103 and so far no major problems, dealer did find that the 3 pt. hydros were leaking down a bit when parked overnight. I agree it is a little light for the HP. So far 125 hrs and I love it. Of course this is the first new one I have operated, so Its nice to have brakes and lights...

Family has (3)John Deere, (1)International, and (1)Massey Ferguson

try http://www.tractorhouse.com You can search for 4020's and compare prices to conditions. Usually they run between 6,000 and 12,000 depending on condition. They should be around 90-95 hp. csutton

Heres the one I was trying to find earlier http://www.tractordata.com csutton

depends on the year, Yesterday Tractor is very informative. http://www.yesterdaystractors.com/ is one or there is http://www.tractorshed.com/ both are real simular. There is or used to be a place to check serial numbers.

somn Just curious how you came up with the .14 cpm cost of truck? Do you have a breakdown of repairs/maint.? Or do you use some formula? I have been trying to calculate costs per mile for a (soon to be) operation. thanks csutton

I remember when I was little my dad would unroll hay with the hay truck. Took the hay spear that was mounted in the truck, dropped the bale, backed up to the side of bale, stabbed a solid rod bar through the center of bale, hooked chains to each end of bar and to the frame of hay spear on...

did yall bale hay on the beach?? lol

nothing rattles like a Dugan cattle trailer! we got a 24x6 and it pulls great, nice and balanced, but louder than all get out. we also got a 16ft utility that is a 88 model i believe, been through everything. still going strong. no complaints at all from it. csutton

I agree, i'd go with a massey ferguson. Even the new ones are half the price of a Deere. csutton