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I have an Orange one too but it is not Kubota or Kioti.

If it was a Dodge, the tractor would be towing it. :cool:

Will you be crossing any state lines? If you would, it is even more complicated.

As much as I hate to say it, you may have to pay to have it shipped to you. There are people that do that. Our local auction has a list of people they recommend.

Could you load it at a different angle so it is not so wide? I sold an 8-footer at auction a couple of years ago and that is what we did.

They are pretty good quality. They are manufactured in Athens Tennessee. They were formally known as Titan Implements but changed their name in 2022. Evidently, someone else was also called Titan Equipment so they changed their name. They use 10 gauge steel and heavy-duty gearboxes. I have a 7'...

Then no need for the algaecide, I was referring to storage tanks. But do listen to CB. He knows his petroleum.

Since we are on the topic of Diesel Treatments, (if you have a storage tank on your farm), I would also reccomend treating the storage with an algicide treatment as well. The constant heating and cooling of the tank creates condensation on the inside of the tank and that can lead to algae growth.

Those look like they would be a PIA to put on and take off.

FTFY

I talked to a guy last week who had to have his PTO clutch replaced on one of his tractors recently. It was not cheap.

Deleted because Chevytahoe knows more about these than me.

I have a friend that called West Hills about an either 110hp or 120hp tractor that they said they had in stock. He asked to see it and they did the same hemming and hawing and tried to sell him another one. It turns out that they never had the tractor to begin with. I think he finally bought the...

And at what point do you consider to be " low hours"?

My Polaris Ranger Diesel has been like a tank and is still going strong after 12 years.

There are now knock-offs out there.

I second calling Kiefer. Definitely drop Kenny's name.

You are right on the fluid thing. I know it requires Dexron as opposed to DOT fluid. I topped it off, but before tearing off the cylinders, I will bleed the lines first and see.

When I parked my tractor last Saturday the brakes were fine. When I got in this morning, I noticed that both brake pedals were soft. They will stop the tractor but they are both going all the way to the floor. I would normally think that is a bad master cylinder or air in the lines, but would...

The old John Deers were notorious for having brake lock failures.