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Just a few????? orc,gaskets.........

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goinnutts {pat}

09-09-2001 08:29:10

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hello all,, I have a few questions here ,, first off I think I got a pretty good deal, and now hope that the 9n will be enuff tractor,,,, i bought a 5 foot bush hoh near new condition for 250.00 good price????,,,,, I know I need and orc where do I buy one of these and about how much $$ ,,,,would new holland dealer have it?? I am going there tommorow to buy some hydraulic oil,,,,and that brings me to another question,, I had drained the rear and tran, {3 caps} well one of the big caps had a gasket on it.. and one did not neither seemed to be leaking ,,but what is the correct method,, I am going to run some keroseene thru it today so hopefully it wont leak, thanks I am a lil leary about the hog,,, I have hogged many times before but with a bigger tractor,,,, this one The 9n does not have weighted tires yet is it gonna be ok ?????thanks again and sorry for the LONG post..

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goinNutts{pat}

09-10-2001 06:52:05

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Re: just a few????? orc,gaskets......... in reply to goinnutts {pat}, 09-09-2001 08:29:10

thanks guys I appreciate all the help and hints ,,, heading out to get the supplies now and will definately get the gaskets thanks again pat

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goinNutts{pat}

09-10-2001 06:50:03

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Re: just a few????? orc,gaskets......... in reply to goinnutts {pat}, 09-09-2001 08:29:10

thanks guys I appreciate all the help and hints ,,, heading out to get the supplies now and will definately get the gaskets thanks again pat

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ricker2n

09-10-2001 05:55:21

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Re: just a few????? orc,gaskets......... in reply to goinnutts {pat}, 09-09-2001 08:29:10

You may want to invest in a "Zane Thang". (see item at top of page) I didn't have one when I was hoggin'. It will help with thick stuff so you can keep the hog up a little. I think I ended up twistin my PTO shaft. I have since purchased a "Zane Thang". I will be using it sometime this month.

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doug-8n

09-09-2001 13:04:07

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Re: just a few????? orc,gaskets......... in reply to goinnutts {pat}, 09-09-2001 08:29:10

Yes, you'll want a gasket on the large drain plugs. If a replacement gasket is not readily available, a replacement can be cut from some gasket material. Gasket material is readily available at most farm/home stores and auto parts store. Also, don't be afraid to use some teflon tape on threads, especially on the smaller rear drain plug. As for oil/fluid, I've gone to 80/90w gear oil. This, too, can be easily obtained at most farm/home stores and purchased in a five gallon, easy to pour pail.

The ORC is also at most farm/home stores and cost between $50-$65.

Lastly, spend $20-$30 for a set of chain level limiters/stabilizers. When properly set, the chains, not your 3pt lift, will carry the weight of the mower.

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doug-8n

09-09-2001 13:02:51

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Re: just a few????? orc,gaskets......... in reply to goinnutts {pat}, 09-09-2001 08:29:10

Yes, you'll want a gasket on the large drain plugs. If a replacement gasket is not readily available, a replacement can be cut from some gasket material. Gasket material is readily available at most farm/home stores and auto parts store. Also, don't be afraid to use some teflon tape on threads, especially on the smaller rear drain plug. As for oil/fluid, I've gone to 80/90w gear oil. This, too, can be easily The ORC can also be purchased at most farm/home obtained and purchased in a five gallon, easy to pour pail.

The ORC is also at most farm/home stores and cost between $50-$65.

Lastly, spend $20-$30 for a set of chain level limiters/stabilizers. When properly set, the chains, not your 3pt lift, will carry the weight of the mower.

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David(KY)

09-09-2001 12:13:43

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Re: just a few????? orc,gaskets......... in reply to goinnutts {pat}, 09-09-2001 08:29:10

Hey Pat
I use a 5 ft hog on my 9n and it works out fine.
DON'T hog without your orc. I bought my orc from just 8n's .Think it 60 something. You might need to get one that goes 1 1/8 inch (for your pto shaft) to 1 3/8 inch (to connect to the hog) hope this helps....
be safe!!!!
David (ky)

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WaterBoy

09-09-2001 11:21:14

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Re: just a few????? orc,gaskets......... in reply to goinnutts {pat}, 09-09-2001 08:29:10

Hi Pat:

#1..Gaskets....yes you need gaskets, I have a 52 8-N and the SAME gasket fits all the LARGE drain plugs (TRANNY AND ENGINE OIL). DON'T REFILL OILS WITHOUT NEW GASKETS OR YOU'LL HAVE LEAKIES ALL OVER DA PLACE. I suggest even using teflon tape on all threaded plugs.

#2..If your tractor has excellent (I mean like new) working hydraulic system. 134-D hydraulic oil is for you. But if old "snort" (your tractor) is like most old tractors, suggust you use heavier hydraulic oil. Go to a oils supply dealer, NOT Kmart, T&C or Meijers, tell them what your using it in. Good Luck.

#3..O.R.C. cost $60 to $70 Some one else will have to help ya here...I think there is different sizes for the P.T.O..... ....The best to ya.....

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TimK

09-09-2001 17:00:28

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Re: Re: just a few????? orc,gaskets......... in reply to WaterBoy, 09-09-2001 11:21:14

If your tractor is good and tight in the hydraulics, #134 hydraulic oil is ok. I had to change to Shell dentax 80/90 wt. mineral oil, from the NH dealer, because the 134 got too thin to hold the hog up in really hot weather. My #.02

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mike-ga

09-09-2001 09:54:04

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Re: just a few????? orc,gaskets......... in reply to goinnutts {pat}, 09-09-2001 08:29:10

It will do great. In very tall or thick grass, you may have to keep the hog high, and then make a 2nd pass. Unweighted tires in my experience don't make any difference with a hog. Untill a couple of months ago, I farmed with unweighted tires for 30 years.

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