Recent content by Greenfield Dave

Broke mine 10+ years ago. JB Weld fixed it so far.

You are correct Sir, my mistake..

The bearings that are failing are tapered roller bearings.

I have replaced 2 bearings on my L4400 in 600 hrs. Same side.. Looks almost identical to your bearings. I did alot of heavy loader work in the past, and assume that caused it. In my service manual the retainer ring is 2 pieces I think.

Thanks Mikester!!

Ditto...

It's past time to replace the R4's on my L4400. I'm trying to decide what to buy, knowing technology has changed over the years. I spend much of my seat time driving on county roads to and from jobs, so wear is important to me. The size is 10-16.5, and the prices of r4's vs R14's seems to be a...

I had a culvert put in across my yard and was grading it out. I have mowed around the gas main for 20+ years and promptly backed into it with the grader box. amazing how fast you can run when you think you may die!!

Are there any available? Lots for the B series are out there but I can't find any for the L series. OEM number is 34070-99010 Thanks!

Welcome to the forum! L4400 owner for about 10 years. No problems other than a wheel bearing. Love my Kubota!

I agree Harry. like conventional oils, there's a vast difference in synthetics. After some research, I used Lucas Oil. It was about $100 for 2 gallons, but in the end, I think it's cheap insurance.

Well, I'd say it was the bearing!! It took the seal with it, and scratched the heck out of the axle too! I only worked about 2 hours after I noticed the leak. But I must say, it was pretty easy to replace.

After a very frustrating attempt to back a 4 wheel wagon load of firewood, I noticed the front axle leaking inside of the wheel. I had it in 4WD for a short while because the back end was sliding on wet grass, and may have cranked the wheel all the way to one side and goosed it a little too...

Somehow, during a fence row clean out, I lost the wire hook that holds the 3 point top link up when no implement is on the tractor. I have looked at the Kubota parts website, and find no part number for one. I even have the service manual, and it makes no mention of a hook. Any suggestions...

I have an L4400. I have a Shaver 3pt Post Driver. I used it on my OLD Deutz D3006, and it worked much faster and better, because of a higher hydraulic flow. I don't need more pressure, just flow in GPH. I understand that more heat will be produced, and am willing to add a cooler.. Can I get...