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I pulled up a parts book for the 4994, and took a look. There are three pages of parts for the three-point hitch. The dealership I am working at has parts books online, at www.kanequip.com. The same parts book is available at the CaseIH website, www.caseih.com. Once you figure out what parts you...

Marshall, you didn't say where you are from, but the New Holland/CaseIH dealership I've been working for this summer has a stock of manuals in a back room. Your dealer may also, or you can PM me. Fred

Hi, Nelson, and welcome to NTT! You as well as your expertise will be welcome here. I've been reading a lot of good things about your products, and am glad you found us. Fred

Hi, California. I can certainly relate to the back pain, mine gradually increased over a period of about 15 years (L4-L5 for me) until it was painful to do anything about a year ago. My daughter persuaded me to try her chiropracter, which I had never considered - MDs don't ever seem to suggest...

Koenig merged with Rawson a number of years ago, and was known as Rawson-Koenig, now renamed RKI. I don't remember if they still make winches, but I think not. They still make service utility truck bodies.

KanEquip in Wamego. Not far from you, and open 8-1 Saturdays. Come on over and see me! First day on the floor today, 7:15 - 3:30. Kinda hard on these old pins, the dogs are still barking, but I'll get used to it. Had a good time, did pretty well, and am really enjoying it. Next week, 7:30 -...

Well, my vaction plans have been cut very short. I'm still in Kansas, but I am starting a new job today. I've wanted to be involved with tractors, althugh I didn't have anything bigger than a lawn tractor and no place to use one anyway. Well, I am now going to be a parts counter guy for a...

Champion Motor Graders in North Carolina produces a couple of single wheel drive models, the C60C and the C66C. They offer a loader attachment and a rear ripper attachment for these models as well, you can see their attachment brouchure here...

Your grader could have been something like a Huber Maintainer, which has been around a long time. It is now made in Iberia, Ohio, by these folks: http://www.huberohio.com/. They used to be quite popular with smaller communities and counties. Pictures of some of their historical machines are on...

One week gone on my three month jaunt. I'm only making 100 to 200 miles most days, trying to see everything I can on the way. I'm planning to follow the Missouri up into Montana, then across to Wash/Ore, BC, Northern Calif, and back thru Idaho, Wyo, SD, Colo, Southern KS and MO.

Hi, Erik. The one I went to is the "Iron Barley" which I found in DDD. Had their Barley Paella, it was out of this world! And both the ale and the wheat I tried were excellent. The one in Topeka I went to several times with our group while I was on a consulting gig there, 2000-2003. Always...

Got absolutely nothing done on the LX176 - I won't even be near it again for about three months. Spent Saturday looking around Ste. Genevieve and Eureka, Mo, went toa brew house in St. Louis for dinner that was featured on Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives, and spent Sunday driving to Davenport, IA...

Mith, air compressors run off the truck are used quite a bit by utilities folks here (electric, gas, etc.) . Two common brands are Ingersoll-Rand (compressor line now owned by Doosan Infracore) and vMAC. Probably quite a bit more expensive than the solution you are looking for, but gives you...

Both here and a number of other sites. The first post appears to be on TBN, under a different username.

My thoughts and prayers are with Larry this morning as well. Having had several family members and friends with similar problems, and suffering with a degenerating disc myself, I can certainly feel the pain. My best wishes for a good outcome and a speedy recovery. Fred

There are comercially available units like the one in your picture: the Orthmann Soil Mover rollover scraper, 1.5 cubic yards, website here: http://www.orthman.com/html603/indust_ro.htm; and the Hoelscher RB-W and DB scrapers, website here: http://www.hoelscherinc.com/indexdirt.htm. I saw...

Worst case I would see if there is a rental tractor available in your area so as to not miss your weekly spraying. I know of at least three within ten miles of me that have compact tractors, ranging in size from a Kubota BX to a JD 110. Good luck Fred

Doc, she didn't tell you she was simply reading this forum? Or maybe she's been talking to Brandi? Fred

Yetter now makes the 71 planter. They should have dealers in your state, I would imagine. Their website is http://www.yetterco.com/index.php. Lincoln Ag Products is also a good provider of seed plates (http://www.lincolnagproducts.com/). Good luck. Fred

I looked at the Bobcat contest, too. First, a business name is required, and I don't have one. Also, you have to write up a unique use for your tractor, which I also don't have and didn't feel like tring to invent an imaginary one. The MF contest is for either a tractor or $10,000 cash, and...