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I don't think it does. That's another good reason to go with a L3800DT, which has a 2 stage clutch.

Yes, this! Also, at 85 you should have what you want and enjoy what you do. :cool:

Screaming deal! Congrats!

The jerky 3 pt hitch is such a minor issue, but gets blown out of proportion on the internet. Yes there were some bad ones, but not many. Mine is barely noticeable. Those package prices are a little higher than here, but not bad. You'll want a mower & box blade. And the trailer is very handy.

That's in the ball park. Ask for absolute best price, then go for it.

What Eric said. Also wait a few seconds to change gears after you push in the clutch. A little bit of grinding at low rpm is OK, but excessive grinding is Not Good. I rarely ever grind gears with my L3800. Just takes practice.

The L3800DT is a lot of tractor for the money. Simple, basic workhorse.:cool:

400 acres here also & a L3800DT. Love it! L4600 for 2.2 is unreal! :D

Same here! I'd pay extra for gear drive! :cool:

Very Nice!

After the second break, I would have replace the axle shaft & all bearings associated. Are you using the brakes to turn sharp? That can put extra stress on this area.

My brother N law splits that way and is very efficient at it! Also had a friend who split that way to. Made it on Ripply's Believe it or not for his splitting abilities. He had a huge firewood business. This is where I first saw a Super Split, he wouldn't use a hydro splitter if it was free. :)...

I've had it over 3 years now and love it! Been splitting 15-20 cords a year, mostly oak, but some red elm, hickory & locus. The only way someone else will get this splitter is I'll have to die! :D

It works real good on the gnarly stuff, but slicker than you-know-what on everything else! :cool:

I use one of these. :D

Use your Warranty, if you can't find a simple fix.

We have a good dealer here. If you don't like yours, go down the road.

Yep, SUDT2 will help!

Your floor has dirt & or rock under it, no problem! You couldn't put enough static weight on the floor to hurt it.

I have the RCR1860, two years of heavy brush cuttin and mowing so far. The housing is a bit light around the back and sides for larger saplings (over 1.5"). But for light stuff & grass it is fine and a very well built mower. I'm pretty hard on rotary cutters & will get the heavier one next...