will this work on a 35 horse tractor in northern new york
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Where the tractor is located doesn't matter. All that matters is whether it has a steel oil pan with a flat surface large enough for the heater to stick to. This heater has a strong magnet in it, which holds it firmly in contact with the surface to be heated. If the surface to be heated is not smooth, flat, and made of steel, the magnet won't hold it in firm contact, and not only won't it heat the oil, but it will probably overheat the heater and burn out the heating element. The actual dimensions of the part of the heater that must contact the oil pan are 4" x 5", so if your oil pan has a flat, unobstructed surface area of that size or greater, and is made of steel, it should work fine. I use mine to heat a HUGE diesel backhoe engine, and as long as I put it on there the night before I want to use it, it has plenty of power to get it nice and warm for morning starts. I hope this helps ...
1164957
I don't know the specifics of your tractor but it fits a Massey Ferguson 230 which is 35hp or so. It also fits an International 45 hp pretty well. If it has a three point hitch it will probably fit. Where I ran into the problem was making the different implements fit the darn quick hitch. I had to make a different top hook that is longer and with more adjustment holes. Works pretty good tho. No real complaints but I am just a weekend farmer with a very small plot.
2101259
YES!! Your mower is perfect for the MoJack 300. You won't have any problems with it fitting your John Deere front wheel base. I am using mine on a Toro Z Master 54" cut, and have had no problems with lifting the front end. Once you try the MoJack 300, you would have wish you had bought one years ago. I used to use a motor hoist to lift the front end of my mower, but the MoJack is much safer and more convenient. If you have anymore questions, please feel free to let me know!!Thanks, Paul
1640328
It will fit as long as there is the plate on the back with 4 holes fit the bolts and on the mower deck there should be 1 or 2 holes on front of and behind the side discharge opening. If the lawn tractor has both of those requirements, it will work.
657332
I really don't know as of now we have not put it on the tractor.im sorry I could not help you
332690
It will work as long as the front of the mower isn't over 450#. FYI if you buy it buy the wheel chocks also.
1109462
It should. I have a 48 horse and it worked. The power cable wasn't long enough though. I had to go to a local auto parts store to get another one that was longer. Cost 8 bucks. No problem bolted right in. Hope this helped.
1678273
It should, how it mounts depends on what the back deck cover of your tractor looks like. I had to order another mounting bracket as I had an angled back plate as opposed to flat on my Husqvarna tractor and the kit only comes with one bracket. Its pretty universal as far as the rest goes - works great once I got the right mount for it.
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It is my understanding if your tractor is 2008 or newer it will. It has bracket set up for several styles of suspension. I think your tractor is the same as mine. It has a 54 inch deck and is a Light Garden Tractor. LGT. Mine is a 2011. These were not discontinued when I ordered earlier this fall.
2174294
Yes I believe it will. I pull it with 18hp cratsman mower. It has plenty power the only concern would be rear wheel traction. My opinion is that it will.
1782689
If the bolt pattern is the same it will work. I put it in a john Deere but I'm not sure what size
1797815
don't know, have not had to run it that long and can't see why one would want to. But have used it on several tractors and it has worked great
1321421
I don't know for certain. It should fit all tractors with a 3-point hitch PTO.
2232827
any REGULAR size garden 'tractor' will work on this. You would need to define 'big' in order for me to answer more explicitly. What model wheelhorse is it? What is the GVW?
1281033
I don't know, but I doubt it. that's a lot newer tractor, flat head low compression engine. four cylinders. skip on over to--yesterdaystractors.com--and get on the 8n forum and post a question and you will get several answers pretty quick.
1957805
Go to Warn.com and go to the Pro Advantage section and find his specific vehicle make. The plow itself will work - but you have to buy the specific mount for your vehicle.
2030696
No. You hook it up with a pin through a hitch plate on your tractor. Put your weights on the plugger (I use 4 cinder blocks) and pull it behind your tractor. I have a 22 HP Toro and that does the job. If the lawn is damp be careful of hills as the extra weight can make your tires spin on too steep of an incline. Good luck!