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Yeah, probably a little. 1/2 inch is nothing to worry about. Heck there is a 99% chance that when using the bucket one side of the tractor is 1, or more, inches higher or lower than the other just because of uneven ground, tire sitting in a little hole, implement on the back leaning one...

Sorry to hear you are having an issue with it. I (having an older L4400HST) was unfamiliar with the pedal design of yours so I went to youtube and I see your frustration. My pedal setup looks nothing like that, thankfully. I have what looks like a big C and really like it. Hopefully you will...

This drives me crazy!

That's it. I don't wipe it off but thats perfectly fine as well. As to how long it will last is really dependent on how often and how much you grease. I probably over grease so mine doesn't last as long as someone that maybe doesn't.

That may be true. The deal with this particular one is its simple as pie to order the right one. It comes with all the sizes you may need and you just snap it together. Further, as @Russell King states, snap it on and off, no tools but your fingers. So no need trying to find the ‘right one’ for...

Last week there was a great discussion on new tractors and new to tractor owners. One of the big discussions was around PTO shaft safety. When I purchased a second tractor (used L4400HST 4WD) for hunting land it came with a bush hog, finish mower, spreader and auger. None of these had a...

Looks great. One thing that always cracks me up on the smaller tractors is the cab looks HUGE. Like the 'Pope" vehicle

I agree with ^. Looks very peaceful there, nice picture.

My L4400HST sports the same and it is a great mower. Recently purchased some Oregon blades and even better. For me you cannot go wrong with the Bush Hog brand.

I have this problem frequently. I usually run over the edges with the tractor tires. Another method I have used is to put the bucket in the 'dump' position where the blade is almost straight down and put the bucket in the float position then back over the ruts. The weight of the bucket in the...

Have one absolutely love it. As @GeoHorn correctly states, most of us just don't use the 'standard' one correctly. But this takes all of the work out of greasing.

Have you noticed any bend in the lip of the bucket from downward force?

Please do. Always interested in hearing what happens on these threads.

Just FYI there is not way to determine the date of the tractor. HOWEVER, you can determine the date the engine was built, which will give you a good idea of the 'year' of your tractor. In the manual it will show you where to find the engine serial number. Once you have that go here...

Guys. I wanted to share this website with everyone here. From what I understand this is a non-profit that sells PTO shields at a GREAT price--between $67-$93 delivered. I have ordered from them and they are top quality shields. https://www.nycamh.org/programs-and-services/pto-shield.php

I'm thinking about adding a third function to my tractor. Can anyone suggest a good quality maker, or are they all about the same? I see them on Amazon for about $500.00 but don't know if I want to 'chance' one from there or spend extra for something maybe a bit better. Any advice or opinions...

That's pretty good. Now my (stupid) question for you or anyone is this... I understand that I would need some additional hydraulics to the front. What does that entail and about how much would that be.

There are a few on tractorhouse.com between 13-17k. I would say the price seems in-line with other asking prices. 200 hours is basically a new tractor. Heck, if he changed the oil once all of the service is up to date. Look for visible grease at all the grease points/joints. If someone takes...

If you don't mind me asking...how much did that grapple set you back. I have been really thinking I could use one of these.

Thank you for the reply. I will try to figure it out that way. Doesn't really matter but curious since it was made for over 6 years.