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I disassembled mine for indoor storage... actually, deep six, long term storage! I found that with less than a dozen holes, I can hand dig them faster than re-assembling and putting it back together. Also, when someone borrows it. It fits easier in the back of a car or truck when it's in pieces!

One is ***344** and the other is ***334** they are not the same number.

"Attention: Suction lift not to exceed 3 feet." You can look for "lift pump" or "sump pump" to fill other containers to supply this pump to pressurize it to get it to the garden.... How deep is the well, how far is the garden from the well...

Actually, I'm surprised that within those 5 hours, no body tested out the 3 point hitch! I was lucky as my tractor had 0.1 hours (and I thought that was too low!) Side note: bought a "new" Nissan Versa in 2009, looked at the OD, 65 miles... I asked when does it becomes a "used" car??

I use a blower that clears out my ditches. When I rotate the drum to the other side (as shown in the photos), the opening points straight down into the ditch. In that position it blows gravel away. The position it's in the photos are set to blows leaves and sticks nicely.

Where's the sad face icon? Oops, never-mind, found them... 🥺😢

So talk to the dealer and ask EXACTLY what was the problem, will it ever happen again? and see what his reply is. If he explains exactly what the problem was, seems honest about it so that you can trust him... I would not trade the green tractor for orange. If he gives you the run around or...

Don't try and negotiate on a good price, someone else will end up buying it. I thought it was a very good price compared to new price... It's like seeing a good price on Crais's list and coming to TBN to ask if it's a good deal... too late, just sold!!! Got to know prices before shopping!

Get rid of a problem tractor and get a new one... seems like an easy choice! Edit: Old tractor getting fixed... changed my mind below... Does the Kubota dealer know there is a problem with the 2032R?

I let the grass and weeds grow up so my wife doesn't know how many I have!! Which reminds me, I need to recover a couple before I forget where in the weeds they are!!

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Yea, so the threads of your lift arm are bad... Look on the diagram from Messick, #70 I think is a screw, then you need to punch out #40, spring pin (or rolled pin).

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I've only used it in bare clay... to start grass seed. Been meaning to try it to get weeds out of the driveway but it's been easier just spraying the weeds... I mainly use it for extra weight for my disks... :ROFLMAO:

For what it's worth, I take multiple smaller bites before I get to the depth I'm looking for....

Out of forestry school, one of my first job interview was with a tree company in Baton Rouge, LA. Brand new bucket truck and the guy asked, "Can you take down that tree?" 65 foot oak tree in a park, nothing under it to worry about. Was my first (and only) time running a hydraulic chain...

Thought long and hard about retelling my hydraulic oil filter change... What the heck... It was just to change the oil filter, not all of the oil. So I rigged up my shop vac so I would not lose any oil. Had my filter at the ready... flip the shop vac on and started to loosen the filter. Got...

I would never buy an LG refrigerator, I had bought a GE, 2015, and a GE, 2018, both, no problems so far (1 for a new house at the farm and 2nd was a remodel from house fire in 2018). We actually bought all GE kitchen stuff. Love the dishwasher... never know if it's actually on or not!

So the transmission is not bound up? It drives fine just in the one gear that it is stuck in... Is the 4x4 shifter working fine? Or have you tried taking it in/out and seeing if the hi/lo does anything different? Lifting the tires off the ground and rocking them back and forth - just to see...

Do you have a loader to lift the front axle off the ground? Or a jack, if you don't! What tires are on the tractor vs. what should be on there??? https://www.tractordata.com/farm-tractors/001/2/6/1269-kubota-b6100-dimensions.html

My 2005 Kubota battery hasn't given me any problems... it better not quit the next time I'm up there - only has 1010 hours on it... My 1993 Minivan lasted until 2009, Have Tacoma and a Versa that I don't plan on ever replacing... Don't ask how long I kept my roof shingles together!!! I...

Well, did a load of laundry just now and tripped 3 breakers. When I got down to the panel, the water pump was at max pressure (just kicked off). EDIT: second load, tripped 4 breakers. Outdoor flood lights are hanging tight, not tripping any breakers. So going to buy 3 breakers (to start off...

So are you buying it or selling it? Selling? price it at least $20k (can always lower it)

Do you know what it cost in 2004? I would say it's worth about the same amount!!! If it's really clean; $17,000 (maybe a little less since it GST vs. HST). Did it have any "extras" mainly hydraulics added (remotes)? (based on that $18k in 2004 is equal to about $30k today)

My ankle replacement was $145,000. My deductible was $6k... If I didn't have insurance, I would still be limping around.

Should be a dealer problem...

That's a really good deal.... (y)

I'm back... slow reader! Just about everything mentioned already, we've done... No kids, cost too much. I hate owing money or paying interest, if I couldn't pay cash - I went without. Drive vehicles until the wheels fall off... Have two now that are 2009, decided a long time ago that would...

...and is really smart (other than marring me), who makes a ton of money!!! (now, off to read the whole thread...)

Pretty sure the frame is still the same and the newer LA524, 525, and LA 526 should still work with the L3400. If not there are a coouple of after market ones that should fit (and lift more). By 2007, the real bad Jerky hitch should have been taken care of... problem is if this tractor sat on...

What the locals say for asphalt millings was to mist it (spray it) down with diesel. Then compact it. Needs to be hot day in the summer time.

I would plant all different ones, a mix of the ones you like or repeat planting of the best ones that you like. Planting all of the same exact thing (to me) is boring. And in the case of Leyland Cypress, once bag worms get establish they can spread much quicker. Or if a disease its variety...

I've seen "later in life"... give me death before that!!! Don't know when it will happen but seen too many friends wishing they were dead long before they were...

It's not like a car, a printed receipt is all you need. It's not needed when you sell it either. There's no titles or anything...

Yea, I found a place that makes it in NC but can't find a store - only mail order. Brooklyn Biltong... Biltong. Your new favorite beef jerky. Have to check and look for it in Costco.....

Never heard of that before... now I'm interested!

Thanks for your reply... So, the house is 10 years old... Modular, Nationwide (aka cheap). Are ark fault breakers "good" or should I replace them with GFCI? Money is not a problem and I can replace them. I would be fine with straight breakers and think GFCI is for wimps (but then there is "the...

Keep talking like that and someone might mistake you as an electrician!!!!

Little UPDATE!!! So the electrician was a no show, texted him but I was ghosted. No reply.... I tested things, the outdoor flood lights, tripped 3 times before I gave up. Did a load of laundry, tripped 2 breakers, then it tripped 6 breakers. Opened up the flood lights, which had way too much...

Fill the FEL bucket up with rock or dirt, that adds so much more traction. If you are not going to add water bars, then at least slant your driveway slightly sideways so the water doesn't run down the middle of the driveway. Have it run off to the downhill side.

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I use a 12" and dig down deeper, no problem and I've got rocks to contend with. Guessing you'll be fine!!

Only posting since I said I was going to post a photo... Like most photos, hard to tell steepness, height and the slope. These 6 foot "T" posts are driven in the side slope and backed filled with wood sideways and rocks. They were in a straighter line but the middle ones have been push down...

I believe that is the case. I also think the outdoor flood lights (which are tied to some kitchen light) does have a short and when that trips (possibly caused by the water pump turning on), that, that breaker also trips a few others. I need to fix the short, and test the washer to see if it's...

No, but it's now on the "ToDo" list!!! So the first thing I'll ask the electrician to do, is fix the short in the outdoor lighting. Every time I turn on the flood lights, they trip... Yes, another thing I ignored for far too long. This is the 3rd breaker down on the right. I'm going to...

Bedroom #3 is what the washer is on... NOT the 3rd one down on the right. That one is outdoor light (that might does have a short) and a couple of kitchen lights...

Nope because we can run the washer for a while before it trips the breakers, thinking once the water pressure gets low enough and the pump starts, that's what trips it. That's A GUESS, I guess I need to baby sit the water pressure gauge and watch it to make sure it trips when the pressure kicks...

You bring up a good point about the washer. We can go long periods without any breakers popping (without using the washer). The washer is one of those breakers that trips the most only occasionally (bedroom 3, 2nd up for well pump breaker). For A/C, Only one unit, the compressor is outside...

Nothing is selling around us... house and land is not moving. I would even be incline to lower your original price offer...

Crazy super expensive - Pin on pallet forks... https://www.sweettractors.com/New-TRI-Universal-Front-Mount-Pallet-Forks-p/triforks.htm I'm building a set, have everything I need. Using and old hay bale frame that was a pin on, with adjustable mounts. I just don't need forks so been slow to...

Many Thanks to you Ponytug; that all makes sense. If I follow your thinking, could I re-route the well pump wires down, out the bottom of the panel to get away from the coils? Even move the breaker to the lowest breaker slot? Thinking it's more isolated down there... Yes, been like this...

As for the well, we've been here for 20 years and we never had a problem but we anticipate one is just around the next corner!! Our county health department isn't digitized and is arranged alphabetically by the name of the person who filed for the well permit on a index card file system. Old...

Thanks for your help, panel off photo... I'm also not an electrician but dumb enough to wire up my basement and do the easier stuff, outlets, lights and switches. EDIT: Just noticed the 3rd one down (on right) was tripped (yes, we are doing laundry!!)

For 10 years we've put up with this "problem", hoping it would go away by itself. Best we can tell is when we do laundry and the water pump kicks in (really just guess that's when it happens) we "pop" anywhere between 1 to 6 ground fault breakers. (photo, right side; ones with check marks -...

Taking another stab at this. The PTO only breaks the threaded side of the bolt. My guess (correct me if I'm wrong) you would pull out the broken bolt and insert another bolt in the same direction (yes? or no?). Try inserting the bolt in the opposite direction, if it still breaks the...

Glad someone got it!!! Old forestry joke (at least that's where I got it!!!)

Standards?? Is strong a "standard"? My normal standard is set pretty low... I can say that I've never measured a drink in my life and I'm not about to start now... Told my wife about mixing Bloody Mary's and she replied that we'll be doing enough "Day Drinking" (wineries) but I reminded her...

I used to pull the main fuse, 40 amp. Some people would put in a blown 40 amp in it's place. I wrote PTO "Off" and "On" in the opposite locations... then leave the PTO on (for my tractor, that will not allow it to start...) Out of sight and behind locked doors help but it's not foolproof. A...

Thanks BigTiller... that jogged my memory, we did use celery salt and horseradish, that was a MAIN ingredient that I forgot!! I edited my post above to reflect that, too... So besides making / trying a gin and tonic; Bloody Mary's this weekend!!!

I'm not engineer but my guess is the weak point will be the pins. You need to reinforce the pins like post #11. My counter weight problem (~900 lbs) are the pins bending the frame. The rest of the tubes looks to only add weight... Again, not an engineer...

I have to rack my brain pretty good... haven't made them since... above is pretty close but I do remember instead of V8 above we used Mott's Clamato Juice (is that still around???) Green Olives, with a dash of it's juice, too. Celery for sure... Had to use it to stir!! Celery salt, heavy on...

It's over 35 years ago so I think I'm safe telling this story... The U.S. Forest Circus (oops, I mean, Service) would usually transfer older professionals (allegedly) to some far away place in hopes to shed (possible) dead weight... This happen to our unit and we were given 6 months to finish...

I don't have photos but can get them later this week... Drive the post down deeper, use MORE "T" posts, use wood cross ways and back fill with dirt and rocks but most importantly, don't let water run down this area again, build it up higher than the rest of the area, give water areas to drain...

I have way too many stories about why I hate Las Vegas... I was the executor of my mom's estate and could not account for about $120k and pretty sure that was only the tip of the iceberg. My brother put it to me this way, it was her money to do as she wished... We were not promised anything...

At the risk of being thrown out of this thread... I admit that I like the cinnamon based bourbons as a desert after dinner sip... The honey based ones are not bad either... Zipping up my flame-retardant suit!!! ...and sipping on said bourbon!!!

I built mine a little different, When the wood base is loaded, I can drop the deck off and still have my tractor free to use... (4th photo the base sank into the pine needles). My frame was also used for counter weight... 55 gallon drum sides right in, used a strap to hold it. It also...

Don't really know, never a problem for me. Plenty of overlap but not enough to ever bottom out. The pto shaft and 3 point hitch arms are pretty parallel and only a few inches higher. So nothing gets into a bind no matter how deep a ditch I cut across. As for the OP, not sure chains are...

The only liquor I don't like is Gin... I may need to try it again but my whole inheritance from my parents came down to a big bottle of Tanqueray. Ended up giving it away to someone else... As for Tonic water, I used to drink a bunch of it before I retired (worked great on leg cramps) I...

I rarely hook up the toplink to either the finishing mower or the bush hog. If there's a rock to hit, lifting the 3 point hitch gets it over any obstacle. My 3 point hitch holds it's position quite well, no drop so no worries...

Thanks for the followup!!! We normally don't know how things usually end!!!

Please, Don't change that feature!!!

This is for future readers (let me know if it's "bad" information!!!) So looking more into it... Open Center (without power beyond) is a single valve with no more valves being powered down stream. Power IN and return to tank are the only 2 lines used. Power Beyond can have multiple valves in...

So his NH TC40 is open center but no mention of needing a "Power Beyond" plug... I'm just trying to learn what an "Open Center" system is vs. "Open Center with Power Beyond". Is it two different animals???

I understand completely....

Draining rain water off of a flat field so that the standing water doesn't drown the crop... I'm also not a farmer but did research on crops and that's what we had to do!!!

Do you have more photos of the slip clutch, the other side? Are there springs on the other side?

For what it's worth, I've sheared many bolts, it's always both side that are cut (sheared). Usually have to punch out the middle part of the bolt. If somehow you are putting all the power to only break (crack?) one half of the bolt... I don't know what to say....

So 40 HP gear box? or is it lower? Were they pretty "affordable"?

What make is the "5 foot brush hog" that is breaking it's shaft??? I know your other one is good quality... Woods.

Bot? I haven't seen a Morsecode Tractor... Post a photo of that!! :ROFLMAO: Your screen name is Bennett3456 but your profile photo shows an "M"

Not sure if you are joking around or not... 🥸 "...When you yourself was just a hay-seed plowboy, Who didn't have a row to hoe"

https://www.cdms.net/ldat/ldC4L001.pdf Page 7, If you have the money, 3 oz/gallon would be a pretty hot mix. Otherwise 2oz/gallon will kill what you listed. Best if no wind, high humidity - like you can get towards night fall or early morning... Label says you can spray up to 10 mph wind but...

Have it dropped off in the nearest town that has a fork lift... load it on your trailer.

Use the dirt behind the tractor to raise up the low sections, compact it in small lifts. Do you have a laser level?

So, Manual or HST? Hold the ignition key in the crank position and rock the HST pedal forward and back, slowly... Rock the PTO further backwards (and forward - what you got to loss?) Clutch has a switch as does the seat - I would disconnect the seat bypass and reset it, see if that helps...

...but can still scare you!!! We have one that show up this year in the garden... have not seen a chipmunk since!

I HATE Casey LaDelle... ;):p:giggle: (if you know... You know...)

This is what my ankle cast is made of... fiberglass cloth dipped in water, wrapped, held in place for a few minutes and sets up like a rock...

Let us know how it turns out!!! I have the same mower and dumbfounded that my spindles haven't given out!!! Also 20 years old when I bought it used!!!

Ask them to pull your finger, then should have ripped a fart in the elevator...

Set up some video cameras around the tractor... You might be able to make some money from the videos!!!

More information you can give the better.... How old is your L3901? Did you buy it new or used? How old is your fuel in the tank? (did you drive it a lot before this problem?) What I'm getting at, could you have algae in the tank? (it could be blocking your outlet) You could also have a...

7:40 mark...

rolling cultivator, Is it "gangs" of 5 tines? or is it much wider? Usually one on the left and one on the right side of the plants, angled inward to help hill up soil under corn. Twisted and set at an angle, they weeds and hill dirt really well. If set straight, we've used them to break up...

I brush hog and finishing mow... neither is that taxing if you are cutting weeds/grass. If you are cutting 1" to 2" trees, that's a whole other story.

Any standing water will attract them... Do you have gutters? Oak leaves soaking in water is like Viagra to them... Get rid of old tires, buckets, anything that holds any water (like puddles).

We just never use the door that goes outside from the screen-in porch. Guest come to the front door, and walk through the kitchen to "enter" the screen-in porch. And, yes, bug zappers will attract more bugs your way (and kill more beneficial insects). What you need to do is buy your neighbor...

Weld up your own... never could figure out why people blocked their head lights... I can see that section from my seat... 2 things, It would block my view and second, I can see if branches are about to poke out a light in that area and 3rd, I don't drive through tall "crap" (ok, I lied about...

I was too slow, I did look it up earlier and thought that was the part!!! I have to look and lube mine... I've had the same issue but also thought it was lack of grease or dirt got into the area.

Got any photo of it or part number for it?

The top one in the photo, is the hst pedal, the zerk is facing more forward vs. the other 2 which face more downward...

No but I've seen/heard of mounting it to a rear blade... I plan to try this if I ever see my tractor again... 😆

I don't know if you follow his "B" rated videos under his "playlist" but old Andrew said that he is expecting a son... he was fixing up a house in town. PS. 4 almost 5 hours is way too long, good content but had to fast forward through most of it....

I don't have either so I will not comment on either... How do you use your box blade? Adding a little extra knowledge and learn to use them correctly would be my suggestion. Cheaper, too. Also, what is your driveway like right now? Do you know what the "Base Material" is (and how thick)...

Are you talking about a few house plants or talking about an acre of plants? I use an IBC tote to collect rain water but transfer water (via. a 2" fire-hose) to a 55 gallon drum that fits nicely in my FEL bucket that has a garden hose attached to the drum so I can water my trees... Also...

That's going to be my wife tonight... heading out to drink with the boys...

Older thread that I missed the first time around... Likewise, I got an old one that has sat outside for it's life. Hope to work with it some this year....

Need to modify that line... "IF IT SEEMS TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE THAN IT IS A SCAM.

Nice tractor, welcome back to TBN!!!! Really like those R14 tires.

So I don't even hook up the top link, the one or two places that I know that I'll hit rocks, just raising up the 3 point hitch will clear the rocks. If you need to clear cattle guards or areas with lots of rocks, hook the chain to where the toplink attaches to...

Do you want the cheapest or the cleanest looking install? Also, no future needs for a grapple or top -N- tilt hydraulics for the 3 point hitch??? (Lots cheaper to add that now vs. doing this again). So the flail mower only needs one set of remotes? (one hydraulic cylinder) Assume it's double...

I wouldn't fill it up too much, just enough to see if it's leaking out the bottom. Maybe fill it to a certain level. (My guess it will leak). Cornhead grease 00, works well if the bottom seal is shot...

They should be able to spin around the nut. If it hits a stump, they can absorb the hit better (by spinning backwards). As for how "loose", mine are somewhat tight and takes a little effort to spin them. That one does look to have been used a bunch... What price are they asking?

John Deere Hydraulic dye... it turns red, I used half but you could use 1/4 many places to buy. MT3668: Hydraulic Oil Dye

Same one, look at tags...

Lots of money sitting there just in "parts"... How tall are the disks? Also, we call that a set of "Disks" each one (disk) could be $60 each, missing 4, that $240; You'll need axle (need length) $32; need 3 spacers at $90+ each; then bearings... You'll need four of these (double check...

New cheap one are $1200 https://www.agrisupply.com/5-ft-disc-harrow-with-16-in-disc-blades/p/89825/ Complete and sold used, they sell around here minimum $700 to $900. Replacement parts can be had here from Agri-supply... Don't know for how much extra cash to make it complete. (see next reply)...

2nd photo loaded, no problem other than the blown hard line. I would not tell the dealer the "whole" story... you were working with the FEL when the possible "defective" metal line opened up!!! Yea, tractors are not bulldozers and FEL are for scoping up loose loads and not for heavy digging!

I would have just filled the gear case with Corn grease 00 and not done anything else... Corn grease doesn't leak out the bottom seal. Waiting to see what others say... Good luck with it!!!

I wait for great deals on the price of whatever... then I offer $5, $10 bucks more in the email title... Sometimes I'll pull that NC States wants to buy whatever!!! Got 2 Acetylene tanks, an Oxygen tank (full size) Cutting and Welding Outfit, gloves, shield, whole nine yards, He put it on...

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Stinking Aliens at it again!!! :alien:

Very possible you did not cut enough off of the pto shaft... If this is the case, you could be doing serious damage to your tractor's PTO driveline. Remove the PTO shaft from the tractor side, remove it from the other shaft that is connect to the tiller. Drop the tiller onto the ground...

There is no "free" money... $7,000 cash rebate means that the "zero percent" finance = $7k finance Even if there were not the $7k rebate; the loan price WILL include "finance" charges.

562XP !!!

I use my FEL with a tooth bar to dig down while digging deeper than I need. Then back fill a little bit to level things out. Drop the pipe and fill with the FEL. No need for a backhoe, IMHO!! BTDT with 8" pipe...

I use my bolt on grapple to pick them up.

I just replace the shear bolt that holds my "slip" Clutch on after it breaks!!! Really need to take it all apart and look at it but just can't find the time. The whole mower was $250, 15 years ago, so I will most likely run it as is until it dies...

If that set of disks is what you call a "harrow", where are you located, I got a 7 foot rake that I can cut down to the size you want??? :ROFLMAO:

They got nothing better to do than to smell out their next meal... Put your stuff in a good plastic tub.

Sounds like a good price, especially in today's world!!!

Can your shop vac be changed that it can blow? If it can, put the siphon hose into the tank, put your hand over the tank opening and use the shop vac, blowing into the tank to get fuel into the siphon hose...

Only my opinion, you have the wrong gravel. You don't have fines to lock the rocks together. I rarely touch my driveway once I fixed any pothole that was from the previous owner. You definitely don't want to break up the driveway base. What problems do you have where you need a power rake?

Good timing, wife just left for the night as I am staying the night in the hospital. Got a new ankle installed this morning. Suxs getting old but beats the alternative!!! Best wishes for your wife's upcoming surgery!

Thanks, usually check that but not this time &$#@+!?

Disconnect it from the 3 point hitch (both side) and cycle the piston back and forth with the "bottom" facing up...

Are there marijuana plants grown nearby?? :ROFLMAO:

Magnolias are done blooming, everything is leafing out here.... in fact, pollen season is upon us!!! Everything turn a greenish yellow!!!

He doesn't have that option... I have the Harbor Freight Titanium flux-core, it's alright not that powerful. I have that at home for tiny stuff. I bought Amico MIG-130A which burns a lot hotter than HF Titanium (even on 115v). If you only need to glue metal together, since it's $150 - if...

I don't think so, that old pin (I think) rests on top of the short "upright". The newer versions, the "shorter" upright is taller and the pin is drilled into that upright.

Sorry for my childish behavior... Reminds me of the joke ending with "...Tim Buck two"

It's a very early version of Carter's... New ones are straight pins. They might be able to help but I would suggest finding a machine shop, some one with a metal lathe to turn you a couple new ones. I assume you have one of the old pins (from the other side?) Let them copy the measurements.

Usually between ranges; high, medium (on some), low there is neutral...

Looks like you are filtering the return to tank... that's ok but normally you want to filter the oil before the pump (to protected it from "junk" floating in the tank/oil). You'll most likely (accidentally) contaminate a system via. the tank (filling or topping off). Filtering before the...

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I've made my comments over on OTT... Any chance to post the video of it running on youtube and link it here? Should be fine but are you able to work on the tractor if something goes wrong? Getting a dealer to work/fix something and you'll be far behind, money wise. Are you going to test...

20 years, same tires... will need to replace as they are wearing out. Within 4 hours of owning the tractor, I ran over a 2x4 that had 4 nails coming out of it. Great, used slime and that lasted 10-ish years but always had to "top-off" with air. Finally, put a tube in. Works great but it was...

Man, my sister was always into horses... she also made out like a bandit!!! Having 10 acres and space to rent out stalls, build up riding areas, teaching, getting classes set up with the local college... buying another 10 acres, covered arena. All very close to Tulsa, OK. Worked long and hard...

So I know I have been negative about this... on the flip side, I would point out what has been pointed out (dash, hours, paint, sun exposure, hoses might need to be replaced - BIG $$$...etc.) and see about negotiating a lower price. Maybe 12k-13k, saying that the clutch has unknown hours and...

No serial number? 2009 should be around 84,000 Sorry about having to pass on it, hope you can find one...

No it was position control - the "standard" (economy class) 3 point hitch was created to be crappy (IMHO) to "reward" those that paid extra for the grand L. At the time the Grand L valve was actually $5 cheaper - so those that said (dealers were told to say this) you bought an economy tractor...

Only 2004, 2005 and some 2006... again, serial number are important!!! Unless you had a great dealer that replace the jerky hitch with a silky smooth one from a Grand L!!! 🥰👏

So ask the seller to send you specific photos (if they don't have the tractor, they can't send you those photos). I would ask a photo of the sight glass on the left side of the transmission. It should not be "milky" in color. Also have them send a photo of both front axle case. One looks...

Looking at the first photo again, the instrument panel and the orange cover looks way too clean and not faded. Those parts (along with a new hour meter) might be from a 2009 model. The rest of the tractor, especially the rims... are faded like it's much older, with more hours. Serial number...

How well do you trust the seller of the Kubota? Find out what serial number the tractor has... Got any more (or better) photos? At best, this is a 2007 model and it has been out in the sun it's whole life... I would also guess the hours are not truthful based on tire and paint wear... but...

Have not seen it done on TBN or OTT... There shouldn't be any safety issues since the canopy is for sun and rain protection. As long as you are not banging your head into it - your fine!!! I used a golf cart roof and mounted it under my ROPS, I only had a inch to spare! Not sure if it will...

So the 2 long aluminum main rails of the canopy are sitting on your ROPS, they will not get any lower without cutting them. Then you'll need to fabricate a new way to attached the plastic canopy back onto the ROPS... How tall are the aluminum main rails? Can you weld? although, you could...

I used lots of T-jet products and yes, it closes at 10 PSI. Cutting off at 10 PSI cuts off the dripple that would happen if there wasn't a check valve and the pressure slowly drops to zero. It also, gets up to pressure faster since there is a residual 10 psi in the line.

Something along these lines? https://sprayingequipment.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=5370

That's a very nice tractor!!!

First thing I did to my tractor was to remove the flip-up guard over the PTO connection. Pat's actually gives you more room to hook up the PTO. My quick hitch is hanging on the wall of my tractor shed!!!

Nothing... but I guess I can afford that...

(y) no problem seeing video. Why did you put blue at the top, when sequentially it should have been after the orange? or do the lights indicate where on the fan the nozzles are set at?

Nope inside most of the time... some people, never had a problem. Worked fine the whole time. Some were very surprised to find out they even had a suspension seat. It was Locked down from day one (that was mine!!!) There was a short lived model, L3700 that some had the suspension part and...

Did you figure this one out? (I only had the thought that this would be a bad idea... but no proof)

Glad you got it working... Guess the guy welding the suspension seats is back drinking again... :ROFLMAO::p

So I assume it's locked down... you can pry it up from the back side. Mine was totally locked down. Spray lube and working it back and forth... click on a very old you tube. I don't know how to make it "visible"... I tried. Click on "Watch on youtube" This video is AFTER I got it to move...

I did this, you don't have to unhook the PTO shaft. Turn off the tractor, I had bought a 36" pipe wrench (just in case this happened) and unscrewed the bit. Go slow is key, and have your foot on the clutch to be press quickly!!!

Not sure why I'm going but I usually end up going... this year is no exception!! I need the exercise, walking around!

You have to find another hosting site... youtube, or others like it. Then post the URL (address) - and the video shows up here.

I've been constant about 50 hours/year (backed it up with 20 years owning and just shy of 960 hours).

Reported as a spammer!!!! All their posts are....

Much like a box or rear blade, the length of the top link is very important. Running one forward with reverse tines, I think the spring back action would tear up any grass in the area. If it's in the least aggressive setting, the rake would roll over the poop. Running it normally, forward with...

What size? Pretty sure I got a 1000 psi hanging around at the farm...

I bought them at about $140... works for the pallets of firewood. Not sure I would buy them for the going rate at $320 Yes hydraulic top and side link are a must have with this!!!!

So do you have a quick connect bucket on your tractor??? If so, get a grapple with tines... Mine is a pin on bucket, so I added a bolt on one. 3 bolts, and 70-ish pounds are removed. Did that a couple of times before I decided that it was too much hassle (vs. making another trip with a full...

Been on this website to know that someone filled their "standard" L to the top, had to take 3 gallons out to get it in specs. I lost a connection between a hose to the cooler... drove the tractor back to the barn and filled up 2.5 gallons, no problem. My tractor normally take 7 gallons to...

Yea, obviously he should have had the jack's wheel down!!!! Free (or stolen) boat, no hitch, No problem!!! :ROFLMAO:

My experience is with cow paddies, which may be apples to oranges... the rake works like a harrow, it spread it around. It does work nicely on the driveway!! Don't know about wheels, don't have any attached but I do have all the parts, just need time to build them.

To be honest... I mainly bought this grapple off of a TBN member that lived less than an hour away for $350. I'm a cheap bas-tard and this one works great for that price!!! Also, Did I say it was only 143 pounds?? :cool:

No offense but I do the same with my tooth bar and grapple... to the point of picking up so much brush and not being able to see where the heck I'm driving!!! Again, any grapple is much better than no grapple!!!

Yes, if I do dirt work, I leave the grapple wide open... unless I'm up against a building (which I have done). In that case, I remove the 3 pins and pull off just the grapple part. I've done this a few times... One time, I lost the middle pin and ended up getting one free from the company in...

Another option if you can weld... Green machine The Thumb...

Just buy a bolt on grapple to your bucket... W.R. Long, Inc. | Bolt On Grapple Single, Dual, Dual X I'm grabbing gravel or dirt about as much as trees, rocks and branches..

Have you run it yet? or did I just miss that part???

I've used a potato plow once... (had to add more weight to it). I also trenched a sewer pipe (about the same distance) with a trencher (which was way EASIER). $75/half day. I have a rear blade that could do a great job cutting a deep ditch (didn't have at that time...) Would use that if I...

300 gallons / 6.06 acres = 49.5 gallons/acre ============================= 15 ft/row X 200 feet = 3000 sq.ft/row 3000 sq.ft/row X 88 rows = 264,000 sq.ft 264,000 sq.ft / 43,560 sq.ft/Ac = 6.06 acres used 300 gallons to spray... 300 gallons / 6.06 acres = 49.5 gpa (gallons per acre)

The fact is, no one is making any more of these (in some cases, that's a good thing :)) but Bronco, Scout, and some others are very desirable (and there are people that have that much extra cash sitting around - no one that I know...)

I would have to win the lottery... and even then, think twice about buying one of those...

WR Long is a great company. I lost the upper bolt of my bolt on grapple. I showed up at the factory and they pulled the blue prints out, found the bolt size... we went into the factory and he handed me the correct bolt. I tried to give him $10 but he wouldn't take it...

How short are you from reaching where you need to go? Stack pallets up and place the pallet with the door on top...

I'll just leave these here...

Looks pretty tasty, too...

Photos? Remake it with bigger wheels?

That how our basement frig goes, used to be a weekend on, 2 to 3 weeks unplugged. Now that same frig gets plugged in every Thanksgiving for 4 or 5 days and gets unplugged for another year. That frig was was old and used when we got it 20 years ago, it's still working great!

Post the link to the go fund me????

First vehicle I had was 1978, F250... sweet truck (circa 1981). Also had a 1978 IH Scout II years later (circa 1990). Would like to have them again but it would ruin my memories of them!!

I thought Bruce Springsteen had died... Don't scare me like that!!! :ROFLMAO:

These are $140 +$20 shipping Quick Hitch, Tractor, Category 1, 3 Point hitch, John Deere, Kubota, Kioti, | eBay They used to be $100, I bought a set for a friend, It doesn't add 4" like Pat's.

That does not lock into place by itself. You have to lock it in yourself with putting the "key" in then push the "detent pin" in...