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Yes, so my dealer told me. An example was if they were not and a unit was filled with UDT you could never switch to SUDT2 as it is nearly impossible to remove all the fluid from the lines etc. I switched t the SUDT2 in my L4600 no issues so far. Jay

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It was an old Kennedy tool box I had. Painted it orange, made a mounting bracket and presto. The best, it was free, throwing it out at work so I brought it home and stuck it away. Thank you, I do enjoy it holds all I need and some.

Yeppers, started on the service of Katie on Saturday. Went well, after work today finish topping off the hydro oil and the radiator flush and she will be done. Exmark mower next on the list, be the first hydro change on it.

This may be useless to you but, all my EA stuff is top notch and built to last. So for me I turn to EA, no dig against other companies but I do like me some EA stuff. May be worth the wait!

My local Tractor Supply has 3pt spreaders and the cheapest one is $569.00 with PTO shaft. My local Agri Supply has them and cheapest one is $435.00 includes PTO shaft. These locations are central NC for reference.

here is the link....Maybe something useful here. http://www.orangetractortalks.com/forums/showthread.php?t=30523&highlight=carryall

Good afternoon. If you will search under my name for carry all I had a post a while back on my build. Got a lot of ideas from the site before I built mine. Used yellow pine and stained it, nothing I would change about my build. Even added some wights I had laying around up under it for same...

I had a piece of round stock in the barn. I do not have a lathe so a case of suds and a friend bored me a hole through it and cut to length. Now all my implements have them. I put on the bushing a big washer and lynch pin, presto back pickup and go.

Took a piece of steel round stock and bored a hole through it and cut to length, now I have bushings that stay with each implement. Works great, other than my brush hog my QH works on all my implements with no fuss just back up to them pick them up and lock down levers.

Bought the QH15 last year and it was $375 delivered to my house by the salesman. I enjoy mine and bought top links for most of my implements so I could swap them out and then each implement was very close to being set to use. I'm sure other brands will work fine as well but no complaints with...

My L4600 gear drive is every 400 hours, yours should me close to that. As others have suggested try and get your hands on a manual and it will offer much useful information.

My local NAPA stores makes them up often, couple weeks ago was in there and a farmer brought in his old hoses and they made him a set.

Welcome and we all here like pictures. Much knowledge here and the mods do a great job policing things. Welcome to OTT. Jay from NC.

Yepper, that is for sure perfect time for planting snow peas:) Got a friend that works for a company up your way in Plattsburg. He brought me a quart of New York pure maple syrup down last time he came down and man was it tasty. It came in a light brown jug with a dark brown lid, no other...

So here in NC it is getting time to plant the early stuff. I subsoiled the garden which I do before each planting season and then cut in the wheat to add organic mater back to the soil. Way to much rain here and forecasted through end of week lot more. I try to plant my taters the last 2...

I run the front down just a bit the first pass then couple turns on the top link for level leaves finish feathered if dry. I like the material to run over the front and rear blades using 1st gear in high. Slower for me with my road material just does not give a good even finish. If I need to...

I have a 6' grading scraper that I use for my drive and it works magic! I pull mine with a L4600 and with it full of rock going up a slight incline it requires 4x4. I like to keep the box at least 1/2 so it fills in as I go. I did pull it with a L3400 and it would not pull the incline in 4x4...

I use the 10 second rule every time I crank her, summer or winter on a cold start. After that only if it sits for an hour not being run. Seems to work fine for me.

Thought it would be insightful to just share a little about ourselves so members could get to know each other little better. Hobbies - Hunting period but passion for deer - Volunteer fireman 31 years and counting Profession - Metrologist and inspector of nuclear products Katie Kubota is our...