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I had the same issue on my L3750 and found that the Kubota dealer had a pvc vent to replace the axle dipstick. It fixed the problem. I guess the oil in the front axle would heat up and with no vent, find it's way out the seals. I don't have the part number but maybe your dealer would know it.

There is also a red, fusible link wire up by the starter that could be burned. I've been told that these tractors had issues with not allowing enough amperage through the key switch to activate the starter. My L3750, which is the same as yours, had an auxiliary starter button installed that...

That was a good save. It would have been a shame to scrap it!

I got an 84" blade for my L3750 and it just barely covers the rear tires when angled all the way. 72" was too short.

You may have some lubrication issues in the tow-behind mower engine if it is on a slant. All the oil will go to the down-side of the engine. The following statement is in the Swisher rough-cut mower owner's manual "Do not operate on slopes greater than 15 degrees."

Also, if the PTO shaft is too long, you can punch the tractor PTO shaft into the axle housing if you try to force the lift.

Do you have a compressor in the garage? Just lower tire pressure enough to get in. ;-)

I have a 45 hp tractor with 37 hp at the pto and use a 5ft. land pride brush mower with a 40 hp gearbox. I have no problems with it but then again, I'm not trying to cut 2" trees with the mower. It works fine for me.

Rhodys are pretty hardy, especially in their native location which is just at the edge of woods where there is partial shade. It looks like your location is more open and also will get reflected light off the white siding. Give it some Miracle Grow, it should come back.

It could be a faulty safety switch also. The seat switch could be bad.

What brand is it? Is it category O or Cat. 1?

I've got the same set-up and it is a head-scratcher every time I take the loader off. I lift the loader bucket up about a foot off the floor to put the bars on and the position of the bucket on the ground afterward is crucial. That last picture shows the set up well but let me know if you need...

the measurement's are as follows. Lower lift arms= 32" from center of sockets Vertical lift rods= 18" from center of sockets

If you can wait a couple of days, I'll head up to the barn and get those measurements for you. mike

I've been riding 44 years now and had many bikes along the way. Currently, I ride a 1981 BMW R100RS 1976 Norton Commando 850 1995 Gas Gas trials 1974 Suzuki RL250 trials 1977 Yamaha TY250 trials I compete in vintage and modern trials competitions, lots of fun!