Recent content by JohnDB

You might get more interest if you list what other models you have evidence that they fit. No guarantee, but at least a good indication.

Logging arch. Comes with free Cat D6 & rear-mounted logging winch.

Not at all familiar with your tractor model, but happy to contribute these if useful. These may have errors so if in doubt go with what the members say. (Don't know what's up with the weird placing of the photos vs text)

I'm not using that, but I suspect you are right anyway. All that extra sort of stuff (VPNs, antivirus, adblockers) seems to bring a reliablity or performance hit, spectrum of negligible to large.

A sure-fire fix is to get rid of that JD... OTT AI giving you the message to get a proper orange mower :-)

No probs here , either. Firefox and Win 10 pro.

Your B2620 = #1500, 23hp, hydrostat trans 4WD, #1350 lift at ends of hitch. Video of 24 hp tractor pulling a 2 furrow plough. (Ferguson TEA 20 = #2500, 24hp, mechanical trans, 2WD, lift unknown but say #1000 at ends of hitch.) Unknown ballast situation with either of these... the fergie...

Given the accelerating amount of "internet slop" and "enshitiffication of the internet", I'm overjoyed that OTT is one place that hasn't succumbed to that, and its due to the work of those who created OTT and the mods that has helped create a troup of followers and contributors which makes OTT...

Probably, I don't think its a given though. Some ideas here too...

No idea about your particular machine, but from the description I'd be wondering about cavitation or air entrainment, like some problem with the suction line. Depending on whether suction line/s are hard pipe or hose. Kink or partial blockage of suction line, or crack in it, suction pickup...

Any difference in replacement intervals? Interesting thread.

@GeoHorn thanks. Thinking about removing the front and rear brackets and drilling them for zerk + vent plug.

We used them in a high bay workshop. Yes they put out a lot of heat, they also produce carbon monoxide... odourless ... be careful, note the warnings above.

It was N.m. but irrelevant now as whitetiger has delivered the fact :-)

Those be meaty scarifiers! Perhaps the blade was welded up to keep it rigidly in position when the scarifiers were used. Operating at an angle would bend them sideways.