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Am I correct in assuming that check valve prevents the rod from moving over time without input on the controls?

I need to order a Hydraulic Top Link for my new L6060. The mechanical top link it came with is Cat 1 on the tractor side and Cat 2 on the implement side, and seems to have a minimum length of 24". Im running at about 32" +/- with the arena drag we currently use, and use a bushing to to come...

For now, just a hydraulic top link. The second was mostly just to have

I'm installing 2 rear remotes on my new Kubota L6060, and the instructions leave much to be desired. So I have 2 valves, a float detent and a double acting valve. Is there a standard or preferential position for each valve? 1 or 2?

Funny, thats the same tractor(TC40a actually) I am replacing. I inheritted it when i purchased the farm next door. It pulls great, but cosmetically was treated very very poorly. Fenders are trashed, hood is so smashed up it just bounces around, bucket rotted out, every light busted, etc. We...

I have 8' at one entrance and 12' at the other. My cab only measures 8' tall though.

The drag I am looking to get is almost identical to the Parma, only difference is it’s welded together instead of bolted. I don’t think this style of drag requires much hp unless you are ripping real deep or have the grading bar set very aggressively.

I just upgraded from a 35hp Hydro tractor and 40hp gear tractor to a New Kubota L6060. Something I didnt account for was my old tractors were had Cat 1 3pt hitches, and the L6060 is a Cat 2. I know everything can be "fixed" with bushings, but the Cat 1 quick hitch is narrower than the Cat 2...

This is exactly why I hate the TR3 so much. Its so easy take too much material with you. Ground is wet and the tractor/drag tires sink in a litttle more than usual and you are making waves in your arena. And then the way the drag reacts as the tractor goes over waves just makes it 10x worse...

I pulled the trigger and my 2023 L6060 was delivered last week. One of the final features that tipped me in that direction was the location of the fuel fill, which is right next to the right side step to get into the cab as opposed to on top of the hood. Top speed in Mid Range is actually a...

I just wanted to thank everyone for their input. My brand new 2023 Grand L6060 arrived yesterday. The 2 rear hydraulics and 3rd function up front are all on backorder, so I will have to install them myself when they come in(I didnt want to wait possibly many months to receive my tractor). I...

Hot humid summers, cold snowy winters, rain, dust, sun And I am upgrading tractor with all the bells and whistles so I dont have to get out at all. I want comfort and convenience, and I am willing to pay for it.

So would you wait for an L6060 as opposed to take an MX6000 now?

My local dealer just called and they got surprised with a delivery of 2 new Workmaster 65's with cabs. I know we have been talking about whether a 60 hp hydro machine would have the speed while dragging, but I know a a gear machine like the Workmaster would. Any thoughts about this machine?

This and the feature that you can link the throttle to the pedal to make it more like driving a car will save on gas and possible damage my employees do by constantly running my existing HST in low RPM even while working. I big part of me is leaning towards the 6060. If I knew I could use...

L6060 spec sheet MX6000 spec sheet

Maintaining the arena during a barrel race, you are really just filling in the holes and top dressing, so the faster the better. the 7-8mph is just fine for a deeper drag and ripping up the base.

Ground level fueling is important. Honestly, saving a few grand on a 60k tractor is the least of my concerns, and I like idea of all the bells and whistles of the L. Sadly my local dealer gets no allocation so I am stuck dealing with out of state, and I have been hoping to find someone with...

Im trying to decide between the L6060 and MX6000, both in cab models. Primary use of the tractor will be to groom the 3 riding arenas at our boarding farm. The HST+ seemed appealing until I saw the specs and it really just seems to add a lower gear to each range, not a higher one. We produce...

Can you elaborate on this? I read about this, but when i asked my dealer, he didnt have a clue. L6060 is on my short list and I read that besides the normal 3 ranges of your standard hydrostatic trany, there is an additional "gear" in there. The only thing I didnt like is it doesnt seem to...

I am in the market to upgrade my tractor. The primary function will be to drag the 3 riding arenas at our boarding stable. What I THINK i need is based on the shortcomings of what I already have. I own a 35 HP hydrostatic which I purchased and a 40hp gear tractor which I inheritted. Pulling...

TY! I paid $20 for a bearing this morning to get back to work, and have 10 more coming(that I am sure I will never need) for $10 from Amazon.

the bearing rusted out and disintegrated, all that was left was the inner and out ring, no part #

I found my problem, a ball bearing on the neutral arm that rides inside the v-notched bracket(dont know what this is called) and was no longer making contact to force the pedal to to neutral. Of course my local dealer doesnt stock it. Spent $30 in diesel driving around looking for a match to...

Well I did find my problem....the ball bearing on the neutral arm, part#40012922. Of course local dealer doesnt stock, anyone know of a resource to cross reference the size?

Did you fix your issue? My g3033 just started with the same problem. very slow to return to nuetral, and even then the pedals dont go back to even with eachother on their own.

Came home from a 10 day vacation to find our 2015 Workmaster 35 HST(Which is just a rebranded LS G3033) is having a problem returning to neutral. The pedals are very slow return(way worse with the forward pedal), and when they do get close, the tractor still creeps one way or the other. I...

Came home from a 10 day vacation to find our 2015 Workmaster 35 HST is having a problem returning to neutral. The pedals are very slow return(way worse with the forward pedal), and when they do get close, the tractor still creeps one way or the other. I thought something might be sticking so I...

dropped the axle and cracked it in half. The drive pinion inner bearing was gone, the cage was completely shredded. Very minor chipping to very outer edges of the ring gear, probably not enough to worry about. Drive pinion took a little more wear, but still not enough to NEED to replace it...

Thank you, I did purchase a pdf copy of the repair manual for my tractor. It definitely seems more likely to be my front end, so I am going to start there. If I'm reading this manual correctly, the drive pinion has 2 bearings, one on the inside of the diff housing and one on the outside, so I...

I purchased a repair manual for this tractor, and it certainly leaves much to be desired. There is no mention if different components can be removed or disassembled separately or on their own. Do I need to drop the entire axle in order to inspect/rebuild the differential and drive pinions? Do...

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I just had a hydraulic hose burst on the loader for my New Holland Workmaster 35. I'm going to run out a pick up a replacement hose which is easy enough. Will I need to bleed the system after replacement? I cant find anything saying I need to bleed it.

Tractor was used on a small horse boarding farm....drag the arena, move snow, and load manure. I just inheritted it when I purchased the farm. The tractor was poorly maintained and abused. I assume it spent little time out of 4wd by the fact that the front industrial tires are almost bald and...

As I have attempted to dive into my FWD problems, I have realized that my uneducated use of vocabulary has done a poor job of articulating the problem I am experiencing, and possibly limiting the response I have seen. I began experiencing problems with my FWD last year, almost like there is...

I just want to thank everyone who shared info and pointed me in the right direction. I finally got around to installing the new starting circuit last night and it worked like a charm. It was definitely easier than I had thought it would be. If I remember, I will snap a picture later to share.

I have everything to attempt the start relay, just haven’t gotten around to it. Do you happen to have the part number for that key switch you purchased? I don’t know if it’s coincidence, but the tractor starts instantly every time when cold. It’s when I shut it off and try to start it again...

So in order to do this starter relay, I am ordering this ? https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00NF0ICSO/ref=ox_sc_act_title_5?smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER&psc=1 Along with whatever connectors are needed? Is regular 12g or 14g THHN adequate for the wiring?

another symptom to add, the starting issue is much more prevalent when the machine is warm. When cold, it almost always starts right up. It’s when I run it to operating temperature, shut it off, and try to start it again that it’s the hardest to start again. Does this tidbit help with a...

Definitely not. The only bypassing that was done was in order to troubleshoot. All switches have been tested and/or replaced with no change in symptoms. There may be issues somewhere else in the wiring, but it's not coming from the switches themselves.

I inherrited a 2004 TC40A with the adjacent horse farm I purchased. The farm had been leased out for about 5 years before this, I this tractor was used and abused without maintenance for at least all of that. I've been trying to bring this tractor back to glory, and the most annoying thing is...

I just inheritted a TC40A with a farm I purchased. It has almost 2700 hours and was very poorly maintained by the prior occupant who leased the farm. I think every light has been busted, she burned up 2 clutches, and I doubt the thing ever saw grease in 3 years, but the engine runs smooth and...

In the market for a new or used track loader. We own a horse farm and a few other properties, and it will be used primarily for grading, snow removal, and moving materials like manure, sand, fill, and RCA. I also want the ability to unload pallets of grain(2k lbs) and occasionally possibly move...

After much research and deliberation, I think a 3 pt Snow Blower is the right tool for me to handle my snow removal. We own a couple of houses with small horse farms, and my snow removal duties range from narrow 8' grass walkways between paddocks, gravel driveways, tight spaces around the...