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I wouldn't try it. It's very likely that the lugnuts will pull through the old wheel, due to the holes being wobbled out already (don't ask me how I know that happens lol) Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk

http://cooktractorparts.com That's one here in Missouri, but they ship everywhere. Also look here https://parts.kubotaofomaha.com/kubota-rim-v1311-28120/ Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk

Lmao! +1 on that! Before you know where you're going, you must first understand where you've been

I've spent a LOT of time filling in trenches and digging out existing ones with my L3901. The new bh77 and my FEL have proved invaluable while replacing my septic. Good friend brought out his old trackhoe to do most of it Before you know where you're going, you must first understand...

THAT'S an answer that makes sense! Thanks Troverman! +1 I could have gotten the cruise added at the dealer, but it was an extra 500 to add it I think. Wasn't worth it to me. They also told me about a hydraulic thumb option on my bh77 when I ordered it a month ago. It's a dealer...

I've had it about 3 years now. I sprayed it with camp dry to keep it from leaking while I'm working in the rain as well. It's done very well for not having spent 700. I just can't seem to make myself drop that much on the canopy yet, but I'll probably get there lol Sent from my SM-G955U using...

I've got a cheapy from the local farm and home. I think it was around 100 a few years ago. Keeps the sun off my head and neck while on the tractor or BH. Ignore the mud, just playing with my new bh77 Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk

ALSO had to dig thick, wet clay out of the bucket ::smh:: live and learn I suppose..... Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk

Got my L3901 back with a shiny new bh77 on her back! I almost squealed like a teenage girl I was so excited!! Then went out and got her all muddy :[emoji3]: Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk

And here I thought there was going to be a long winded explanation, that involved a lot of 50 cent words...... So disappointing.... ::facepalm:: Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk

I'm SURE there was a reason they put the hydrostat pedal and the brake pedal on the same side of the tractor........ And I'll be delighted to hear the reason from the designer and engineers........ Then I'll probably turn the water hose on them.... :-) Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk

That seems reasonable if that was his only real use for it. Glad it was an easy fix and happy tractoring! Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk

When I had my old 8n, brake steering was very useful while mowing a field or discing large areas, but with the hst, all I have to do is let off the go pedal. I've gotten used to not having the steering brakes after a few years now Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk

That's my only real complaint on my L3901 as well..... Well mostly..... I also don't have cruise control :-( Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk

Welcome to orange! I don't have any experience with that particular tractor, but I'm sure there are many here who do. I would guess that you're correct that it shouldn't be difficult to adjust the position control for the 3pt. My L3901 is very easy to slide the control lever up and down...

Old thread, but I wanted to bump it up. I've got 178 (or so) on my L3901. Handles mowing, and lots of driveway maintenance here (I've spread approximately 180 tons of gravel in almost 3 years). First regen, as I recall, was around 55 hrs. I've only had 4 regens since buying it in July of...