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The #2 is HDPE which just about everything "jug like" is made from. It will CONTAIN the fuels (but the lawyers told me to say it is not proper to misuse containers!) Safety Dispensing Cans | Type: Spill-Proof CARB Gas Can | Capacity (Gal.): 1.00 | Material: High Density Polyethylene | Color...

Hey Wildfire - good stuff. Isn't it amazing what a few HP can do compared to human strength? Two things always amaze me: small pieces of fairly thin steel can hold so much force and a HP or 2 can rip up large pieces of fairly thick steel. Not complaining but do you know your pictures are...

You will probably really miss the brake pedal when going down hill, it is not natural to just sit there or pull back on handles to slow or stop. You can get used to it but it takes time. When I was a teenager, my dad bought a zero turn mower and I had to use it on fairly steep hills and did...

Big Kahuna, You deserve a great big gold (orange?) star! Very nice of you to help out.

"Need a ROPS for it, and some work lights." You probably already know but Kubota has a Discounted program for ROPs for older tractors. See this link for more info but you model is not listed??? http://www.kubota.com/safety/RolloverProtectiveStructures.aspx

Here is a link to a 3Pt scarifier that the carries an additional 3 point implement like the blade. http://www.landpride.com/products/55/sf25-series-scarifiers Not what you originally asked for but may do what you want?

You can get frame type chain harrows to pick it up and help move them about. See the link below for an example. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TJXskaMwLQ4 I am surprised that it won't dig in assuming that you are pulling it in the most aggressive direction. You can also add weight onto...

Here is a thread with a similar situation. You may be able to repair yours or have it repaired by a body shop or boat shop. http://www.orangetractortalks.com/forums/showthread.php?t=10062&highlight=carbon+fiber

Yes it can be done. See the link posted below. This company has al lot of interesting technology for tachometers on all types of engines. http://tinytach.com/installation-diesel.php

You may be able to make a handle with some type of fork that will operate the differential lock pedal by pushing the handle forward. Then you may have to come up with a way to hold that handle in position, if you need to use both hands.

There are also pallet movers for the rear 3 point hitch that can lift more weight - it that is any longer a concern - see link below. May also avoid having bees blowing in your face if you move them very far! Not real sure why other posters were so concerned about having the bees in front...

This on line supplier has always proven reliable: Fencing: http://www.kencove.com/fence/Deer+Fence_product.php And get this cool tool to wrap the wire ends while you are at it! http://www.kencove.com/fence/Wire+Twist+Tools_detail_TWTL.php

You can get it from the Kubota Dealer. See the attached. Got it from the Kubota website - illustrated parts list. search for your tractor model (l2950) and then select the LOCAL OPTIONS next to the tractor model number. Your mower and all other accessories will show up with parts lists.

Glad you got the steering wheel off! Not sure how to answer your questions but you can read through the articles that are here (see link below) about the steering box repair. As to the play, there is not much support at the top of the steering shaft. On mine it is just the sheet metal tube...

I replaced my steering wheel (due to its level of decay) with one from Weaver's that looks very similar to the original. If you can't get yours to pop off you may have to resort to cutting it off (carefully of course). I think that you will be able to get it to pop since it is tapered shaft...

See this post for where you can check the level of the transmission fluid. It has a picture that shows the location which is near the clutch pedal on the side of the transmission - above the front of the foot board on the clutch side. It has a raised boss with probably a hex bolt and a gasket...

Since your trouble started after removing the FEL, perhaps you cut, crushed or bent a fuel line while taking that off. I would look closely at the fuel lines to ensure they do not look damaged. There have also been reports of the flexible (rubber?) fuel lines that are collapsing in the...

The end of the steering shaft is tapered (also keyed) so it may have been over tightened and will be hard to get off. I will try to go through each step in case you don't have some of them done: 1) there is a cover over the center of the steering wheel (hopefully). It is about 3 inches in...

The first way you can check is called dye penetrant check. Magnaflux makes one called Magnavis, the one I am familiar with is SpotCheck. You can buy kits of two separate spray cans, one the dye and the other a developer. Basically you spray the dye on, let it "soak" a bit and then wipe it...

OK there are three RPMS to discuss - the one selected for the PTO and the one for the tractor engine, and the rated RPM of the implement (this RPM is not changeable) Assuming that your tractor has multiple PTO speeds - some do, some don't - select the gear that produces the correct RPM for the...