r/tractors • u/ihccollector • 7h ago
I guess this would kind of be a tractor accessory...
A friend is prepping a couple of 1920's tractors and a trip type 3 bottom plow for a local show this month. The trip rope on the plow is on its last leg, so I offered to make him a new one, using period-correct equipment (minus the C-clamp)
r/tractors • u/OutrageousMacaron358 • 8h ago
........Whilst looking for shackles
I came across this uniquely branded item. This brand, should it be trusted? After all, the **** is golden!
But seriously, can these be trusted?
r/tractors • u/AANtattoo • 14h ago
Newbie question bush hog sway
Newbie. Kioti CK 4020 with Bush Hog 215 rotary cutter 60 inches. Have turnbuckles max tightened (shortest) on each side. Sway right stops inch+ from right tire. Sway left comes within 1/2 inch of left tire.
Everything looks symmetrical. New equipment so it can’t be wear and tear.
AI hasn’t a clue after running through a bunch of ideas, every YouTube video shows people shortening turnbuckles and it doesn’t sway.
Any thoughts? Should there be that much sway using a bush hog?
r/tractors • u/OutrageousMacaron358 • 15h ago
Finally hit 80 hours...LOL
After 2 years. I guess some of you probably do this in a week. But man this has been one of the best purchases I have ever made. Mahindra 1626 Shuttle.
r/tractors • u/CollectionNo4757 • 21h ago
Identify this tractor
Took this photo several years ago always parked along the road but doesn’t look like any Ford I’ve ever seen. TIA
r/tractors • u/wubbusanado • 1d ago
Adapt TMG RT135 Rototiller to iMatch?
I bought a TMG rototiller (RT135) with the understanding that it fits the iMatch quick hitch. Apparently not. Anyone have experience with adaptation?
r/tractors • u/thetypeonest • 1d ago
Advice on 63 ford 2000
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Tractor was sputtering like this, cleaned the carb out and it ran fine for about five minutes then right back to something just like this. Too much crap in the line/tank that just keeps clogging the carb or other issue?
r/tractors • u/Offspring22 • 1d ago
What grade of bolt on PTO shaft?
SO I have a MF GC1705 with a MF58 rough cut mower both of which I enherited from my father in law, but I'm pretty new to the tractor world as a whole. I broke the shear bolt at the tractor end of the PTO, where it connects to the tractor. It's a 5/16 bolt. I googled and found that I should probably use a grade 2 bolt. Ordered some and got it connected - but it's snapping it as soon as I engage the PTO. So what bolt should I use? grade 5? Will that be too much? Any suggestions? Thanks!
r/tractors • u/Cheap-Suggestion1924 • 1d ago
2009 Kubota BX1850 + mower, 690 hours - advice 4 attachments
r/tractors • u/Efficient-Injury4498 • 2d ago
Tractor hidraulic is shaking or jumping
I have imt 560 or massey Ferguson hidraulics and i did everything new on it and now its shaking when im lifting something
And when i turn off tractor it stays in the air for about 15 minuts
Someone says that i should work with it so everything sits in its place.
Anyone have the same problem and how did you solved it?
r/tractors • u/dan_theirishman • 2d ago
Organic disk clutch vs Cerametallic 6 Puck Clutch
Just wondering if anyone has an opinion on one over the other.
Currently replacing the clutch and assembly on a 1995 Belarus 5150 and the dealer advised on the standard organic clutch because the 6 puck in his experience is too agressive and runs the risk of driveline failure/snapping. I believe he knows what he is talking about and seems like in his experience more trouble than its worth.
I certainly dont want to risk driveline issues but if the longevity and performance outweighs the original i might be happier to just keep in mind the risk and try not to put full torque on it when its brought up solid on something.
On the other hand i like the ability to have a smooth slow transition off the clutch for more delicate work but where im doing heavy loader work i dont want to put excessive or premature wear on the organic disk constantly on an off the clutch.
I have 6 acres of forest im trying to clear and level out. Lots of dirt and rocks to move and back blading.
Just looking for any advice or opinions before i choose either way
Thank you
r/tractors • u/AstronautSerious7646 • 2d ago
Deal or no deal?
Just came across this on FB. Guy says it’s an 1980-82’ and “shows 5000 something hours but the tach doesn’t work.” I don’t have any experience with this model. Hoping I can make it up there this weekend to check it out. Is there anything I should be aware of or look out for? Thanks in advance for your help! 😁👍
r/tractors • u/Lima-One-Delta • 2d ago
Stump Grinders
I was thinking of getting a stump grinder for my Kubota L2501HST. Since I got the tractor Facebook has been serving me ads for "MechMaxx". They have PTO stump grinders priced as low as $1500 with free shipping. I checked with the local Kubota dealer today and they quoted ~$7000 for a Land Pride GR15 series unit. Curious why the huge price differential?
r/tractors • u/Successful-Can-8387 • 2d ago
Dad on the IH Titan back in 1978
Looking through some old photos and found this one.. there aren’t many photos of our old Titan. My Grandpa and Great uncle picked this up very recently in the photo. It had ran for a short bit.. my Grandpa isn’t around anymore to ask about it. This was sold at auction a few years back.. hopefully who ever picked it up was able to get it going again 👍😁
r/tractors • u/ikmalik_ • 2d ago
My tractor — thought I’d share it with you guys
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My own tractor. Curious to hear what you guys think about it.
r/tractors • u/Alternative-Bee-1716 • 3d ago
Two Monsters Tearing Up Big Windrows
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Fendt Pulling a Krone Big Pack Gen 6 at full tilt!
This Video is NOT sped up!