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Sounds like the tractor found a good home!!!! :ROFLMAO:

Pretty sure that's normal.... carry on!!!!

If my tractor is NOT leaking oil somewhere... I worry that I'm out of oil. My FEL controls seeps in the same general location, I just blow compress air to clean it off. They are just caps (pretty sure) if you remove them, I would be surprise if they are full of oil. My guess is oil is...

It's a good deal if you can use (or sell) the implements. That's a very nice trailer, if you need one!!! 80 hours is basically brand new...

For a gear transmission, UDT2 might be considered over-rated. if you had HST, it's the only thing I would use. UDT is fine for gear drive.

Wasn't sure if I was watching soccer or professional wrestling... I don't have a dog in the race but I hope England gets destroyed in the final.

So, that second photo looks like some older tractors that had the axle extend past the hub to allow you to adjust the width of the rear tires. The top photo, you adjust the width of the tires by changing the bolts on the rim and swapping the inner rims. Second photo there is most likely a...

In the USA, if the hydraulic filter is painted gray, it has not been changed from the factory. Once it's been changed, it's white. Not sure what it is over in your neck of the woods (Zagreb, Croatia). If it's the same, that tractor missed 200 hour and 400 hours changes. Not the end of the...

Do you have any photos of the 2007? If it looks like it wasn't beat to heck... biggest bang for MY buck. I have a 2005 L2800 with 940 hours and it's going strong... There are plenty of older Kubota's kicking around...

https://adblockplus.org/download I run three of them... overkill but works for me...

I also went the golf cart route. Couldn't pry my wallet open enough to get the cash out for what they sold them for. I thought it was an easier project to build it... are you looking for one that's turn key? If you are interest in building one, I somewhat wrote it up here...

Not a problem but those are R14 (I think more desirable) than plain old R4's.

Worth a shot to try... what are the possibility of hit bedrock? Got plenty of time on your hands, I hope. So, just a dirt road, no gravel??? If it has gravel, I would pile that separately to be used to dress the road again. Can you make the road wider with the dirt vs. hauling off the dirt...

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You can start a conversation with the rep. Click on his name above, a box will open, bottom right, "Start Conversation"... just tell him what happen... be nice.

Looks to been driven in 2x4; lots of miles based on the rear tires... (just joking) Might have been a mail tractor, getting on/off at every house!!! Good luck with the purchase, let us know how it goes (y)

Is this in the USA or Zagreb, Croatia where your profile says? So, no FEL... Manual... which is not as desirable of a tractor over here... Would be nice to see the front tires. They would show the most wear (if it was used in 4x4 on pavement). Definitely someone was getting on and off a lot...

The backhoe is ideal counter weight in the winter... not sure why you would remove it. Could also be used to rescue yourself if you slip over an edge.

Do you need to lift the whole mower off the ground? I ask since I almost never attach the TopLink to mine... I just drag it behind my tractor with the 2 lower arms. There is one spot that I raise up the front tires of the finishing mower to clear a couple of rocks (that I know of...).

Same reason why I had to pay my own way through college!!! Got one year "free", then "you are own your own"!!!