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do you have a tap set? you should be able to tap it to 1/8" NPT & put them in. I've got a Korean backhoe & found it easier to adjust to NPT than search out the OEM. I hope this helps some.

Normal stuff, not to worry. As was pointed out, it can happen on any tractor. I've got almost 1600 hours on mine. I've done an alternator & a pto shaft seal. Now my seat & brake pedal safety switch need to be replaced. The seat switch has been touchy for awhile, now the other one too. I'll...

1-15/16" diameter tube, 30" long, 2-1/2"x4-1/2" base plate. Sorry for the poor picture.

My 2810HST has a slightly different loader, the 108H. I'll bet there isn't much difference & you can get it done. I'll try to get pics & dimensions this weekend.

These are part numbers from Wix filters. They don't seem to list a hydraulic filter, though I bet some digging will turn one up. Air Filter 42485 CK20S HST w / Kioti 3C100LW (1.0L) Engine (Optional Inner) Air Filter 46449 CK20S HST w / Kioti 3C100LW (1.0L) Engine...

I would use the 30w you have in moderate to higher temps and 10w30 in lower (below 40) temps. I would think less of the specifics of the additives and more of the freshness of the oil, ie; no moisture, clean, etc... Finally replacing my old explorer with 234k on 5k oil changes with whatever was...

I believe yours are correct. My 2810HST has the same size. The 2810 gear came with a smaller size while the hydro had the larger as on your 3510. Depending on it's prior usage, any amount of 4wd use on pavement/concrete, combined with frequent turns will really stress the driveline. It needs to...

I agree with the others, this is crap. TYM and the dealer are both responsible to their customer. Have you inquired if you have any legal recourse? If it is a design/manufacture issue TYM should be all over this. I suspect it is a manufacture issue vs. design, as it seems to be isolated. Maybe...

I can still remember my father leaving a parking lot & driving up the left lane! He had recently moved to the US Virgin islands & had come back for a visit. Quite a shock! In the USVI, they had mostly US spec cars but, still drove on he left. Somewhat of a weird feeling.

update: the 50 gals of ww fluid made a big difference. I felt it was a situation of, "if that is good, more is better", so next trip to TSC they had some ww fluid still in full cases & bought 2, 31 gals in each tire total. The 12 more gals made the load feel rock solid. I upgraded the FEL lift...

Not a bad idea BC. I got some tire ballast loaded today, I'll see if it is more stable. If not, going to try your idea.

Thanks guys! I used 1-1/2" EMT and rolled the basket with a Harbor Freight tubing roller. I coated the welds with cold galvanized spray before they cooled, as it was below freezing on most of the days I worked on it. I've only loaded it twice with the bale on it's side against the bucket, held...

Here is a recent project. I had a terrible year for hay, equiptment issues, weather, work schedule, etc. So I have been buying some 4x4 wrapped rounds for my two steers & peeling the hay off & feeding it out morning & night, with a bit of waste. I decided to try making a cradle style feeder...

I just did a quick search on Wix filters and they show 3 listings for the 4110, all use the #51381 oil filter. look...

How much wood do you burn per year? I have a cheapo china special I bought at Home Cheapo a couple of years ago. It stills runs & splits anything I have. I wont say it's for everyone, though. I wouldn't have bought it if it was more than the $600 I paid. It goes vertical for the the large pieces...

I looked it up on tractordata.com and it shows 33hp gross w/ 26.3/27 hp at the pto, (hydro/gear). I run a 5' w/22+ pto hp and it does fairly well. I think you'll be ok.

Those tractors are pretty cool!

I'd call Pat's and ask if they knew for sure. I made my own crude set patterned after another brand but, I really don't use them. I'll have to put them back on when I take the snowblower off in a month or so. They worked ok, I ended up taking them off for some reason and never put them back on.

58* yesterday & now it's 18* with strong gusty winds & sporadic power outages. Should be approaching 0* tonight. New England weather keeps us on our toes. Let's hope March is good to us!

I'd think what you've described so far could easily be handled with the T233 HST; http://www.tym-tractors.com/t233hstspec.php A 48' tiller would work well, even with the rear wheels slightly over 52". My 2810 is almost 64"w & my tiller is a 60". it rips into the soil so well that it is well...