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mornin. if ya go on tractordata.com and click on your tractor, it will tell you how to read your serial #. and will tell you a lot more also. hope this helps ya.

mine is the t-2420. its the same as the tc-55 but newer

if it says cat 1 or 2 it has the balls that turn with both holes in em. thats how my new holland is.

i agree with indianaag. todays deere in the compact line are'nt what peaple think they are. you pretty much have a yanmar untill ya get in the utillity line. you have a better tractor than a deere in that compact line, you just need to find a better dealer to deal with. i've had problems with...

i did'nt know that. thanks for the heads up. he has it tore apart and found out that they made two different gaskets but is not sure if the better one is in mine or not. being newer i would think so but i've thought wrong before. but thanks for looking into it for me.

mornin. my buddy has a 2005 tc-55 with only 1,000 hours on it and blew a head gasket yesterday. i have a 2007 t-2420 which is the same thing just a different number.he was told from the dealer that it was common for them to go at about 500 hours. i was woundering if anybody knows if this problem...

looks good. this is what is called a dynamically loaded structure, which means it takes a beating.i would weld all 4 sides starting and stopping 3/4 of an inch from each end. at the end of each weld pull the weld out about 3/4 of an inch so that the cratter is'nt in the line of the weld because...

mornin. i am lookin into a new 6-1/2 foot rear blower but don't know which of them blow the best, easyest and farthest. just was wounderin if i could get some ideas from anybody that has a rear blower. thanks

yes, check the fuel flo, and i have also had this happen to me on mine. when you put the sediment bowl back on you might have to put it on real loose then turn the fuel on and once the bowl fills up then tighten it, sometimes the air in it won't let the fuel in. and also make sure the gasket is...

mornin, i have a ford 910 brush hog, she's an oldy but a goody but on er last limbs. am looking into a new woods brand but want to compare the weight and blade tip speed. i've looked all over but can't find that info on my model 910. hope someone can help me out. thank you much

i had a 1952 8-n and have had 12-4-28 on it and were loaded... it was the perfect weight balance for it..it would pull anything that the motor would allow it to pull. it was perfect

thanks everyone, i did'nt think of a timer... sounds like it'll be the way to go for me

how long is to long to plug your block heater in

mornin everyone. i am looking at a 1987 ford 1210 that is in mint cond. does anyone know how many horse power this 3 cyl diesel is.. thanks

reply i grew up on a farm, so i know enough to raise the loader as you bush into something. we don't have a problem with the big tractors, but was takin it for granted this would be the same, but so far it's not, but thanks for the advise, i'll check on the hyd. presure

mornin. i posted a problem that i am haveing on the newholland forum and got no responce yet, maybe it's just getting overlooked.if you all could check it out for me that would be great...thanks

mornin, i have a t2420 with a front loader. am haveing a little problem but not sure if it's normal.when i'm digging into a dirt pile or even a SNOW pile, the hydralics will not lift the loader as i am going into a pile unless i stop or sometimes even back up a bit. the hydralic oil is up to...

JMHO........did you ever think that i just want to compare to see what the differance is

thanks to everyone,it's good having good people to fall back on in a time of need

am looking into a 6ft blower for my NH, but can't decide and find info.i like the wood blower, but want to check on the Meteor blowers also but i can't find a websight at all for it. if anybody can come up with a web for meteor please let me know.my buddy has the same tractor as i and a meteor...