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Well, to start with, nothing under 50HP in my opinion. What is considered a large compact tractor. I would be looking at a tractor larger than that myself. Something in the full size utility class. Assuming since you are asking in a Kubota forum that you are considering a Kubota. Look for...

Some quick questions before some advise. What size-model of tractor do you have? What do you have in mind to deal with where the water runs across the road? If you don't mind, what implements do you have and about what kind of $$$ are you willing to spend for additional implement-s to get the...

I'm not sure what you're looking at, the inlet is the only port on that end. On the same end on the other side is the pressure relief adjustment, the tank port and power beyond port are at the opposite end. The power beyond port is the center port, if you do not use the power beyond plug, then...

Would the monoblock valves be any better for you?

You won't have any trouble with these. ;)

Here is a different type of diverter than what is being mentioned by Ed and Kenny. These diverters can be easily stacked to get several sets of work ports all from a single control valve. The red tractor has a single OEM rear remote, all that they offer,:( 4 were needed. 3 diverters were...

The dealer messed up. None of the valves available for the Grand Ls should ever allow for dead heading of the hydraulic system.

The L3940 is a deluxe tractor. The L3901 is an economy tractor. Really about the only equal things would be horse power. The L3940 is waaaaaay more tractor.

If you mean "doing it right" by using factory Kubota parts, then try contacting Messicks. They should be able to get you set up with ALL the parts that are required to do what you need. ;) Or you can go 3rd party for less $$$, but any 3rd party system will not be integrated in with the...

I agree, a full 3pt quick hitch is the way to go if-when going with all new implements. :cool:

Be absolutely sure to let me know if you go with Pats QH. I will need to build the top link longer. Plus I have other alternatives to Pat's as well as to complement. :cool:

I honestly do not know the answer to your questions, sorry.:o

Yes sir, just how it is. :(

For finish grading-smoothing. An example is finial smoothing a driveway to road intersection. Assuming the intersection is not perfectly flat, as you go around the corner the implement will either dig in or lift up leaving either a divot or a pile of loose material. The implement wants to...

Your control valve is getting worn. Unless it's hindering your actual use, I wouldn't worry about it. Now if you have to be constantly bumping the joystick to keep the loader raised while working, then it should be dealt with, otherwise I would not worry about it.;)

As far as the T&T kit, yes plug and play. Should take 15-30 minutes to install and your in business. :cool: If you are only getting 2 rear remotes, I don't think you can get both with the float feature. The first valve is what it is, you don't have a choice of type to the best of my knowledge...

Some people have a lot of patience. In reality, not many smaller tractors have enough GPM flow to run a log splitter efficiently.

If you are going to be doing very much grading or having to maintain any certain drive or area on a regular basis, a top & tilt set will benefit you immensely. ;) They should look something like these. Top link having an 18"-26" working length. The side link should have a 4" stroke cylinder...

You can get 3 rear remote valves. You do not have a choice of type of valve for the first valve. It is what it is. Probably a spring return to center valve. A simple 3 position valve typically used to operate most implement cylinders. A float detent valve works exactly like the loader lift...

First off, float detent valves for the top & tilt cylinders. The float function increases your capabilities. Lots of implements can have hydraulics in place of manual adjustments. Once a person uses hydraulic adjustments, they realize how much easier and efficient they are and like to implement...