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Sorry, yes, the backlight is what I was referring to.

Do you have dash lights on that tractor? IIRC, the fuse for the headlights is the same as the dash lights. If you've lost both, fuse or loose wire, probably right behind that fuse at the block.

I have notes about this but not with me. It was from a 770. Check the fuse first. Also could be loose wire at the back of the fuse box going to that fuse.

Pictures, price?

I think that's what I have on mine. Have you considered the glue on or magnetic heaters? I use the glue-on versions on my RTV. One on the engine, one on the tranny.

Welcome to the forum. Can you elaborate? Too noisy? Some component too loud? Nice and quiet?

Doesn't look like they sell ATV tires. Neither does tirerack.

Bump. Heard y'all talking so much about ATO that I was going to look them up for some ATV tires. Since they're no longer in business, who do you go with?

Sorry, I don't know of any free ones. AGCO seems to offer them for a reasonable price. https://www.agcopubs.com/default.aspx?model=1220&brand=44096&keywords=&searchForm=0

Can you translate to English?

Sorry, but I can't translate.

This is for a Mahindra but I can't confirm it's for a 5010. It looks like a dipstick is built into the oil fill cap. The 2 dark lines at the bottom of the plug may indicate your high and low fill levels.

GREAT WRITE-UP. I'll check mine tomorrow.

Your project got me thinking that I may do the same but I have a bench seat so it would go in the middle. I have a cheap, plastic console laying around here somewhere that I'm about to go looking for. The one you bought looks padded at the bottom so it won't be abrasive to your seats. Tossing...

Us hillbillies got that covered. We call it a Thermos. :)

I'm not very knowledgeable about engine wiring but shouldn't there be a voltage regulator there to stop that surge? I wonder if your voltage regulator has failed. What was the fault that made you replace the alternator? Could it have been the voltage regulator was the issue (or still is?). If...

Look under the console. From the customer reviews "There is a nylon strap on the underside to slide a seatbelt through to secure it. "

Did you find a resolution yet? Just a heads-up, in my experience, the fuel gauge on the older models are prone to failure. I'd guess I'm on my 3rd one and it too is dead. I'd focus on the headlights/taillights. If the fuel gauge does come back on, all the better but the gauge may just be dead...

Me neither. Did it come with any brackets? Does it have an slot in the back where it can be secured with a seat belt?

Is there anything in the front end jamming things up (like a stick)?