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First, 4" is not ideal, but it would pass the mustard test on my chipper. If you add 4 more inches, make darn sure that is doesn't bottom out on the PTO stub on the tractor side. That's the biggest concern.

https://www.reliableaftermarketparts.com/products/dual-clutch-assembly-fits-l2800-l2850-l2850dt-l2950-l2950dt-l2950f-l3250-l3250dt I don't know for sure... but pretty sure the L2800 is single stage clutch... even though I found several places selling L2800 duel clutches!!!

I assume you have a manual/gear transmission since the HST has an independent PTO... Short answer, sorry, no. BUT you can use an over-run PTO coupler... which might help you some. It doesn't allow a mower to transmit power back through the transmission...

Been watching this train wreck... Since you are "learning"... Your L3901 is an "Open Center with Power Beyond" Hydraulic System. Your FEL has 7 hoses connected to it, the 7th one is power beyond. Plain "Open Center" without power beyond, will have 6 hoses. Back to eating my popcorn...

I used this Price MB with my 2005, L2800. https://www.surpluscenter.com/Hydraulics/Hydraulic-Valves/Directional-Control-Valves/3-Spool-8-GPM-Prince-MB31BBB5C1-DA-Valve-9-7863.axd For me, I mounted the spool/valve first then bought the hoses the right length (that was not cheap!!). How long...

When I had problems, it was easy fix, #80 hose clamp came off... all 3 hose clamps needed to be tighten. Quick and easy.

Engine oils have standards, that the oil has to meet. Hydraulic oil (as far as I know) does not have those standards. I had bought Hydraulic oil once that specifically said not for transmission use!!! If it says "Tractor Hydraulic Fluid" it 's better to use than just plain Hydraulic Fluid.

So, I have to remove the air filter to remove my screen (straight up). First improvement when they came out with the next model was a side exit for the screen (but without the extra support arm of the FEL) . Not that much of a pain to remove the air filter but enough that now I just leave the...

Did you get a price for those? Something I need to double check...

So the L3200 is the upgraded model from my L2800 (actually, there was the L2800 "extra power" in 2008 - it added 1 HP) L3200 has 2 more HP than that. I run a 60 inch tiller with no problem (width of tractor is 63" but no one was selling a used 66" tiller at the time). The problem is that I...

No problem...

Can a dealer sell one without a ROPs in the USA? Also, we are talking Europe for most of these tractors so it begs to ask if their rules are the same. The L3200 he is looking at, are slight different than our US versions....

You missed a word, it says "When using the tractor hydraulic to POWER front loader. do not operate boom and bucket cylinders simultaneously" The bottom right is ONLY powering the up (releasing pressure from the curl). Says the same.... For the record, you can do both power up and curl - IF...

Which tractor has the "welded" ROPS? I assume the cheap one? THAT's a deal breaker unless you think you can weld it up better. Why they took it off (if this was the one used in forestry) was to get under trees and not get hung up.... Why they replaced it, because you shouldn't (Edit: ???)...

He's in Zagreb, Croatia... does Tractorhouse have a foreign section? o_O

https://kubotabooks.com/AutoIndex/index.php?dir=Tractor%20Owners%20Manuals/&file=L3200%20WSM.pdf Could look through the Work Shop Manual to see if it's mention there....

Of those two choices, buy the $12,600 one and buy $7,000 worth of implements to put it to work. Planter, tiller, shoot you could buy a Front End Loader and still be under $20,000. Tractor by itself doesn't do much work, you need implements to be able to actually do work in the field.

No need to bleed, it's self purging.

There should be some slack in the system. You would be better off loosen the tight side by one hole to make both somewhat loose. Just make sure it can not hit the tire. If your implements are new-ish quick hitch is nice to have. If you have old non-standard 3 point equipment, like I do, it...

Less chance of things breaking, less chance of warranty claims....