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another place not too far away is, boykintractor.com. Rainsville Al. There phone # is on the web site.

Look through the posted threads. There are several with low oil pressure. Lots of info there. I'd start by pulling the pan to see if the oil pickup screen and pipe has fallen off.

Turn the crank so the key is straight up. Drip some kind of bolt loosener, ( I use pb blaster), on the key. Take a flat punch and lightly tap the key on the right side then the left, alternating from side to side several times. Take a flat chisel and lay it against the front edge, ( there is...

Swope Equipment and Supply, Chatt, Tn. ph 423-766-5681,. Ask for Terry Swope, tell him Preston told you to call him.

Here's a different set of homemade forks. Mainly used for picking up logs. If the pictures come thru.. The other is a modified single plow that i used to split the ground to run cables and air line underground.

""then it might not get stolen every Winter."" Translation: I won't loose it in the snow! All my garden tools and shovels are painted bright RED.

Can't say for sure about yours, but I just replaced 8-3 X 22 with 9-5 X 22. Worked fine.

Just scan thru the past posts. There's plenty info there.

Got the new rear tires on. The front wheels are still pulling more in 4wd than 2wd by 1 tenth, so I'm still good.

cocosan is attached to allmost every thread is this form. He must be lonely, He's looking for excorts of all nationalaties.

cocasan, I think you have a virues or adware spy in your computer. I reslly don't want to ck out any excort services.

I went by tsc today. NO #2299 but they do have Kubota Orange in quart cans, none in spry can.

On my L285, it's on the side of the trans houseing about 4 inches from the clutch pedal.

Thought so. Thanks for conferming.

Correction to rear tire size. The size on the tire is an 8/3 x22 but it is 36 inches tall, not 32. That makes the other (new) tire only 3 inches taller which I think will work.

On my L235, there is a back knob on the right side of the dash that turns to the right to engage the starter. Turning it to the left with the key on energizes the glow plugs. Then turn it to the righ t to start.

Yes Vic, those are the current tire sizes. bubba, you are correct that the dires rotate at a different # of revolutions per 100 ft but, the difference I'm concerned about is the difference between 4wd and 2wd. In 4wd, the the gear ratio is makeing the front tires try to make the tranctor go...

Vic, I found 1 tire within 30 miles, the363-752b, but there's a problem. It's 39 inches tall and mine is 32 inches tall. I took the tractor out in the field this evening and did some testing. This might be difficult to follow. In 4wd going forward untill the rear tires rotated exactly 5...

ob1, just saw your location. I'm about a 100 miles nth of you, Chickamauga Ga. There's another guy, mnttopfarmer about 2o miles nth of me. Glad to see your close. I spent 6 months in Birmingham after the Air Force in a transmission tech school in '74. Been doing that every since.

Yes, there are some "greenies" here but they have orange blood, BG.