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When I check my L35, it's on a level floor with the FEL bucket on the floor and the backhoe stowed for transport. It doesn't make much difference; all the cylinders are double-acting so the fluid volume doesn't change much with position.

Please allow me to show my ignorance. If the sensor voltage is .32 and needs to be >3.2v, doesn't that show that the fuel rail pressure is low? Pump, regulator, excessive leak off?

Here's a review https://www.orangetractortalks.com/forums/threads/new-grapple-design-with-no-3rd-function-needed.79667/page-2#post-858282

Good job! It's amazing how many tools we need. A few weeks ago, I changed disks and rotors on my pickup, simple job. When I got through, sure enough, half my tools were lying around; I had even gone to the store to buy more! All for a simple job.

Coming from down here south of the M-D, I'd say you have 3 options: 1 Mulch them with your mower and let them compost in place. This is what most people around me do, who don't have a lot of trees. 2 Lawn vacuum - seems like a big expenditure for not many leaves, especially since you're not...

If you don't have the hazard switch, the part number is HTA00-30850, according to Messicks. They don't have a picture, but my diagram for the older model shows a 6 pin connector, so that should be the one you need.

There may be a tractor serial number change. The wiring diagram I downloaded didn't show emergency flashers, but my L35, one of the newer ones, has a button for emergency flashers. That may have caused a change in the light switch.

Your other post started out at the patio. Surely you have an outlet available nearby. Sounds like the scope has crept, longer cord? 🫣

Did you check your Kubota dealer? Here's a link with pictures and dimensions: https://www.orangetractortalks.com/forums/threads/3-point-hitch-kit.52749/#post-817588 I'm not familiar with the L2250, but one thing that struck me about the L35 is how close together the tractor end of the lower...

Caden pretty well covered it; the air ones are great if you have a big compressor, which I don't. Having Ryobi batteries, I bought the One+ cordless one, which is an angle style. I've used it enough to get used to that style, and it's handy. It seems light duty and it's overpriced unless you're...

Pat, not to offend you, but Hagrid's probably too young to remember this. http://j.mp/16nuW3x

Pull the relay; if the light goes out, replace the relay. If it'll start, it's okay to use the tractor. The BX's may not like no preheat, especially as the weather cools off.

Yep, most likely relay. You need to get it fixed, when the light is on the glow plugs are on which is not good.

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Welcome aboard. Being new here, we don't know the lay of your land. For a single use, I would probably be looking for a used tractor. But for a new Kubota, I'll throw the MX5400 in the ring. ~50 hp, 2WD and gear transmission should be ok for the drill. It is, like all of these larger tractors, a...