Hello, I'm new around here. I have a 1961 MF35, and what I believe is an early '80s MF 40B Industrial Tractor-Loader-Backhoe.

Jun 03, 2015 Does anyone know how to decode the kubota serial #? I am specifically looking for the year it was built. If no one knows than my next step will be to call a.

I'm looking at an ad for another tractor that I might want to buy for parts. The Fugees Manifest Free Mp3 Download. The owner posted the serial number, but doesn't seem sure about the model number.

It would be nice to research the serial number to figure out what exactly it is before taking a long drive to look at it. I have not had much luck finding an online list of serial numbers with corresponding production dates.

Is there a reason why this information is 'secret'? Is there such a reference available online somewhere? Is there anyone out there who has access to such information and would be willing to publish it?

Here is a shot of a T5C that I borrowed from my dads boss. Seems to be the only picture I have. It had a weird keyswitch that had the big cables hooked straight to the key switch.

The switch was fried so the owner was jumping it for YEARS. I put a $5 keyswitch in with a Ford starter solenoid. It is now wired just like the newer models. He uses it around his horse farm. I dug in 150'+ of water and electric with it. It was slow, but sure better than doing it by hand.

As for Terramite, they are top notch. I called them with a couple questions and they were AWESOME to work with. I would buy one. I am sure it would be cheaper than a mini-ex. I purchased mine from a guy in Kentucky, 300 miles away, ebay. It has a 20 Hp Kohler commando.

The left cylinder spark plug was carboned up. Only hitting on one cylinder. Changed plug. The left cylinder wouldn't burn cleanly. There is only one carb with no adjustments. It took me a while to figure out the carb was dirty.

There are 3 tiny holes in the venture. I took compressed air. Blew out the holes and it runs very cleanly, white plugs. Every time it runs a little rough, I blow the carb out without taking anything apart, just have to remove air filter. I do my own repairs, however if I run into something I can't handle I call Terramite.

Imany You Will Never Know Mp3 Download Boxca more. They are very helpful. So if they can't help, I'll give you a shout. I change the oil in the engine every 75 hours and the hydraulics every 300 hours. The hydraulic oil looks like new.

The engine oil needs changed. Thanks, George. Smallercrawler, I've had my toy for 5 years. It's a 2004, had 435 hours on it, I have about 1500 hr on it now. I have rental property.

Use it for yard work. Wish I had it years ago, perhaps my back would be in better shape. I get my cylinder parts from Terramite, $30-40 to rebuild depending on which cylinder. Never heard of McMaster-Carr. I'll google it. How do I know what part number to ask for?

When I talk to Terramite, I give them my model number, tell them which cylinder and they send it. Takes a day or two if it's in stock. Thanks, George. In another life I ran an equipment rental business, primarily construction equipment. We ordered a couple of Terramites to see if they could make money and within 6 months we ordered 10 more of them. Awesome little machine, lots of power in a small package. Yes we had a couple get destroyed (people can and will destroy anything that isn't theirs) but overall they were a fantastic investment for us.

I really like the thumb on yours, I'm guessing your using that added weight for ballast for the load you have in the FEL.