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Good deal, thank you for the follow up. Might be helpful to someone else down the line. You certainly started looking in the right places. But once it was determined that the issue was not with a 'ground' connection/contact...then I like to check the battery next. On a tractor (with...

IF you've positively eliminated the possibility of poor grounds (at battery, frame and elsewhere), then I would suspect a short to ground (hot wire to ground someplace). Also if the battery is old you might consider replacing it....as it may have an internal break on either post causing an...

Didn't really want to....but had to rebuild both FEL bucket cylinders. One of them starting leaking profusely (about 1/2 mile from home). Wondered if I would get back before completely draining the reservoir (holds about 7 gallons). Spent the morning putting in all new seals. Then topped off...

No. The loader 'Mount'. Its HUGE and very thick. So, yes.....I drilled and tapped (2) 1/4"-20 holes in the FEL 'Mount' and bolted it on there.

That's pretty neat. Now tell US how to do it !

It's pretty rough....but in the right market can bring more than you might think. IF the engine runs well and all the hydraulics work then most 4x4 tractors with a front loader (in my area) will certainly bring $6,000 and upwards depending on condition and hours.

You still roll pretty good. (y)

Is it gear driven or hydrostatic? When you say it won't start....do you mean there is NOTHING when you turn the key? IF so....are there any dash lights when turned to the 'on' position before cranking the engine? Do you have headlights (indicating the battery is good)?

Father-in-law just had an inguinal hernia repaired. Actually the same site of a previous hernia (25 yrs. ago). His hernia ended up creating an incarcerated bowel (and obstruction) and by the time he decided something was wrong (two days) he was in pretty bad shape. He is also 90 yrs. old...

Just find an aftermarket unit or used one on Ebay. Save some money. Something similar to this: https://www.ebay.com/itm/172036862389

Yes, no big deal. You are NOT an 'idiot'. People lose keys and other things all the time, it happens. Your solution is an easy one. The key is readily available. Get a spare though. ;)

= Zerkz..... :ROFLMAO:

Unless there is a mechanical reason for it (front axle/diff damaged) an open differential is free to 'bias' to either side (left or right axle shaft). Under ideal conditions it is even possible for both front axle shafts to receive even amounts of power (but not likely). Hence, you have 3 wheel...

You learn to keep your thumbs outside the steering wheel as well. Just bump a rock, stump/other... and that steering wheel will rotate so fast it will make your head spin. If you have your thumbs inside the steering wheel.....you'll learn a lesson you won't soon forget. My '70 Model Bronco 1/2...

Can't imagine why you'd want to 'punish' your customer with a Shetland Pony.

Yeah, its just the angle (perspective) of the picture. None of the smaller implements go on my Green Tractor. Its just what I've found over the years that work for me and the Kubota can handle easily. I am not staunchly 'brand loyal'......I will buy whatever I think will hold up or best...

Actually an older model of this: https://rotarycuttersupply.com/5-6-and-7-heavy-duty-box-scraper/?sku=RS027058&gclid=CjwKCAjw3oqoBhAjEiwA_UaLtm-6JAW50hByUPsYwfvJD3PD2N6lnwigWnPm0R8T_MXULPkCar1eyxoCPM8QAvD_BwE Cut down from a 6' (originally) to make a 4' version.

All those squeamish to things not the color 'Orange'. ;) My poor old 4' Box Blade was looking kind of sad after many years of hard use. So I decided to sand blast it, check all the welds and then hit it with a coat of new paint.

Typical 'Calico' I'd say. They seem to have their own way of doing things. At least ours does.