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BS The front tires do very little compared to the rears... If ballasted correctly.

What is involved in maintaining a shut off valve? :confused:

Owned 4-5 tractors and the L3800 is the first not to have a fuel shut off valve.

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This is the answer! Read it a couple more times...

I'm using Rotella 5W-40 synthetic now, but can't tell any difference from the Kubota 15W-40 I was using...:cool: ;)

If I read the manual right, you wait until the tank is less than half full and it wont leak much when you change the filter. I just used vise grips on the fuel line...

Welcome to the site. Never heard of a L2501. The price of that L3800 is a little high IMO. The dealer should be able to get the price down around 18-19K, but price varies depending on what part of the country... I do really like my gear drive L3800DT!

I have at least 170 hrs on my L3800 and never a problem. The quality is just fine... :cool:

My L3800dt handles a 72" rotary just fine. :cool:

The tractor should stay running and crank with no weight in the seat (my does at least), but it has to be in neutral and the PTO off. Check the PTO leaver, move it around. That said, you might have a low battery. Try charging it, or jumping with a good battery

I've had a L3800DT for almost 3 years and it has surpassed my expectations. Really good rig for it's size! I have a friend who just bought a used B3200. He wanted a L, but his wife wanted the B because it was closer to the ground. She will use it more than him, so they got the right rig I...

That L3200 will do a fine job for ya. But the L3240 is a nice rig and with 2000 hrs should have a pretty low price. We bought a L3750 with around 2000 hrs on it 15 years ago and it's been a good rig, but is in rough shape now. 400 acres here and I use the L3800 98% of the time.:cool:

That's excessive! But the filter & magnet are sure doing the job.

Probably is 'grass/conditions dependent'. The fields I mow, get mowed once a years, late in the summer, early fall. So grass, weeds and brush is tall. I do mow with the FEL off, if that makes a diff and at 1800-2000 rpm?

I mowed a fair bit the last two days, tall stuff with seeds & fluff. No over heating with the L3800. Actually most of the 150 hrs on this rig have been mowing and it has never over heated...

Back on topic...;) I'm have trouble following the OP's train of thought here? Is the seed drill you want too large for the tractor? Does the drill need to be lifted in the air, or can it roll on it's own wheels? (I know nothing about seed drills). Do they make drills sized for your tractor? I...

Al Gore was only in the 'green thing' for the money. :cool: And yes, the earth is much, much older than 5000 years!

Made me laugh there, big guy! :D

I've had the same mower for over 2 years and have not had any issues with it?