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    IH 484 cooling components

    I actually replaced my 484's water pump last year. The tractor was new to me and I decided to do a radiator flush and coolant change. As soon as I was done, the water pump started weeping out of the hole, so I installed a new one. I went with a replacement from All State Ag Parts as suggested...
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    JD 1650 weak 3pt once warm

    I thought there were some differences in the Yanmar machines. Seems like a lot of bush hog for a machine that only weighs 5,000 lbs to me. It listed as a utility, but more like a compact in my eyes.
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    JD 1650 weak 3pt once warm

    So, this is a Yanmar JD 1650? Do they have the same hydraulic set up like a Waterloo Row Crop or a Mannheim Utility? No sure how the rock shaft and all is on a Yanmar JD.
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    Older Round Balers, Manual Tie - How Many Bales Per Hour?

    I have the cousin to your 335, a 375 which bales a ft wider bale. You will definitely be slower than the 435 mentioned in the thread since it is an auto tie vs your manual tie. I have just one tie arm as well, some claim you can route a second set of twine through a single arm, I have yet to try...
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    Dunham Lehr Inc/Farmhand 22 Loader Bucket Measurements

    Old thread I know, but I actually was looking at a local online retirement auction the other day and had a 5.5' farmhand bucket. Looked to be in great shape. Rolled the dice a little and I ended up bidding on it and winning it. Fits like a glove and will give me the measurements I need to fix...
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    Lower hp round baler

    One other thing about the JD 335 vs 375 is that the 375 is much easier to rake for since it makes a 5 ft wide bale and has a larger pickup.
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    Lower hp round baler

    I thought new hollands chain balers where all fixed chamber? Like a NH 848? If you aren't transporting down the road, I have a JD 375 like Texasmark described above. Simple baler and fairly easy to work on, makes a good tight bale when you have it set up correctly. Sort of an oddball size...
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    Looking at a 674 International

    That has a good farmahand loader on it as well. They are built fairly stout. Agreed that is a steal at $3500, could likely bring double that around here.
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    Front Tires for Loader Tractor

    After some more searching, I was able to find some 4 rib Firestone Regency tires in stock online for $150, I think I'll go with them. I've got a feeling the $40 upgrade is likely going to be worth it.
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    Front Tires for Loader Tractor

    Called the local Co Op, they have 3 rib Samson 9.5L-15 in stock for $132 for just the tires. I've read mixed reviews online for Samson tires. I probably only put 100 hours a year on this tractor, not sure if it makes sense to spend any more for higher end tires. The Titans that are on it are...
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    Front Tires for Loader Tractor

    Got a front flat on my IH 484 Loader/Chore Tractor. Current tires are well worn Titan 9.5-15 3 ribs that are 8 plys. Believe I'm just going to replace both since my son seems to run that tractor the most. Current use for raking, bushogging, and loading hay. Will probably get a lot of use in...
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    Canopy for IH 484 and with Factory ROPS

    I figure anything I mount I'll have to adapt. not many rops are 1" by 6", but I do have the holes where the OEM one would mount to work with.
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    Canopy for IH 484 and with Factory ROPS

    This the leading contender right now, not exactly budget friendly, but I think it will look ok and last a while. https://farmpartsstore.com/canopy-kit-red-c7481r/
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    Canopy for IH 484 and with Factory ROPS

    Any idea where that fiberglass top is from or who the original manufacturer was?
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    Canopy for IH 484 and with Factory ROPS

    Does anyone know of a canopy that will fit to the factory ROPS on a 484? It is the 3 piece rops that fits through the fenders and goes down to the axle. ROPS is basically 1" thick steel plate that is 6" wide and bent in a hoop to make the ROPS. Trying to get some shade for whoever is raking...
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    John Deere 335 round baler

    A little behind, but I'll throw in my 2 cents worth. 335 baler does not have a latch on the gate, it is held closed by hydraulic pressure. I have the 375 baler, the foot wider cousin to your baler and have hydraulic tie as well. My tractor only had one remote, so I opted for the summit...
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    IH 484 Leaking Steering Cylinder

    For anyone who may be trying to source this same o ring, it is a 908 O ring with a 90 A duro hardness. I don't have a CIH dealer where I can go pick these up easily, but looks like Grainger has the same part according to the specs. A pack of 25 is ~$6...
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    IH 484 Leaking Steering Cylinder

    It ended up being the o ring as suspected. I just put one I had from a kit to get me through the weekend and it is holding now. Not difficult to get to, so I'll get the proper size sourced and replace it when I have some down time. All the bushings looked good and cylinder looked like it was...
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    IH 484 Leaking Steering Cylinder

    I believe my cylinder was sagging when I got the tractor. I have all the bushings in a kit I bought that I could replace them with if needed. I'll know more when I get home tonight and can do some investigation.
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    IH 484 Leaking Steering Cylinder

    I believe mine is a whole cylinder assembly that was swapped in. I am assuming the clevis is new with the cylinder. Probably bought off of this site's store as it much cheaper to just replace the whole unit. https://www.tractorpartsasap.com/power-steering-cylinder-with-clevis-new-104583.html...
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