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    OT-JD v. Kubota v. New Holland

    I have owned a New Holland TC35D with loader and shuttle tranny for 8 years 900+ hrs Only breakdown or problem I have had with it was the safety switch under the seat broke. If I ever buy another new one, it will be a NH.
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    I did it! replaced the tube, now how much Calcium?

    Last fall here in Central Nebraska, H took my 10X28 tire to the local CO OP They charged me $39 plus tax for the Tube and installed it with no labor. Guess I got lucky for a change.
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    PB Blaster vs Kroil

    I was wondering what is the preferred penetrating liquid. PB Blaster, Kroil, or someting else.
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    PTO seal

    I appreciate your input, but I just don't feel the need tu spend money on something I don't need. I have a New Holland TC35 and use it for everything that needs a PTO. The 2 n is just for pulling the cultivator thru the sweet corn. Dont want to adjust the wheel spacing on the tc35.
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    PTO seal

    Yes its an eazy job to R&R PTO assembly. But like I said my shaft is worn and needs replaced. I donn't replace everything that is wrong with the 2n I have a 2 n for everyday usage, It's not a show tractor, like I said I don't ever use or need the pto WHY REPLACE IT>
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    PTO seal

    The open side goes to the oil. My 2n has a shaft that is so worn that it still leaked. I don;t use the pto, so I put some teflon tape on the pto cover and it doesn't leak anymore.
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    8N troubles followup

    The first thing I would do is take out the thermostat
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    Generator adjuster

    Trying to upload pic again
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    Generator adjuster

    Here is a pic of mine. Am rebuilding and have not put it back on yet. Hope this helps
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    How do I fix broken metal valve stem, rear

    Tubes are not expensive. The problem with old tubes is that a lot of time they stick to the rim, or the stem twists out of the tube when trying to take it apart. I was lucky. My local CO-OP Sold me a tube for $39 and installed it for free. While it is apart, I would recomen that you wire...
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    Tip in re attaching engine to transmission.

    When getting ready to reattach the engine to the transmission, I cut the heads of of a couple of 4 inch bolts and screw them into the engine for use as guide pins, to the tranny. Saves a lot of work trying to align things especially if working alone. I know many of you probalby allready know...
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    She runs!!!! Oil pressure question....

    Paul I am ready to install the engine. and want to Prime the pump. How much gear oil should I put in the pressure relief opening?
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    Carb from Gary

    I see you painted your 2 n red / grey. When I bought my 2 n, it was also red /grey. SO I decided to keep the red grey combo. To each his own.
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    extra part?

    Thanks for all the help. At least its not something thats vital to the engine. YOur help is greatly appreciated
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    extra part?

    I didn't take the bendix apart. I just don't remember that washer when I was taking it apart. I have a photographic memory, but as I get older, I seem to run out of developer
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    extra part?

    Here is a photo of a washer that is 1-11/16 in diameter. I am starting to put the engine back together and don't remember where this came from. I also don't know if one of my practial joker friends put in an "extra" piece to confuse me. any help is appreciated
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    OT Wise Up Plus

    If you are having probles will kill, put a few drops of liquid dish soap in the mix. Is a good surfactant (sp). A few years ago, I tried and treid tokill some horseradish in my garden. even tried roundup straight out of the bottle, nothing worked. A farmer friend told me about the soap in the...
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    Adjustable valve lifters

    Finally figured out how to post a pic.
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    Adjustable valve lifters

    The holes measure 3/16th. They are down abut 5/8-3/4 from the top of the casting. Looking closer, it appears they just drilled and didn';t measure. I tried to post a picture, but cannot figure out how to import it.
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