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4wd leaver is pretty stiff on mine, just have to push or pull like ya mean it. Mine stays in 2wd most of the time, only in 4wd when needed and never in a high gear.

Wont be a filter problem. Clutch might be sticking, or the Hi/Lo isn't in gear? Very strange for a gear drive to act like this?

Oh and if ya like the tractor take it with ya! When we moved to Mo in 1990, I brought the old 2wd L245DT with us. Used it here for another 12 years. That tractor literally wore out three 5' bush hogs! :D

There seems to be more Kubotas in Florida than here in Missouri Many More! I bought my first Kubota used when living outside of Tally in the early 80s'. They were everywhere. Never saw a green tractor, but a few blue one's and a bunch of old 8Ns'. We also have most folks wanting FEL & 4WD...

Florida is not like any other state. Weird down there! Farther south in the state ya go the weirder it gets! I was born in Tallahassee Fl so I can say that. :cool:

Filter & fluid?

What they said! I can't add anything...

Use your warranty.

That's good to hear!

Damn HST things have a mind of their own! :D Tapping the opposite pedal to stop it sounds normal to me...

The side that frosted was to the south, wind out of the north. Just one of those weird things.

I used to think there was no eth-free here either. Very rural here to. Then got to diggin and found several places that have it but do not advertise it. Closest place it 30 minutes and I get 15 gallons every 4-5 months. Worth the trouble to me! Yep, 056 is a little overkill for pulp! :D My...

Why the 'thumb down'? Don't know what the 7 means. The first two numbers are usually the HP, but our 3750DT has 45hp.

My brother and I replaced the rear tires on our L3750 a couple years ago. Just need a stout bottle jack, big wrench, sledge hammer and a couple big crow bars. That said, the tire shop will do it from now on! :cool:

It's fine to lift the front of the tractor with the bucket. If that doesn't work, take the tire & rim off and run it down to the local tire shop. No way I'd take the whole tractor in for a flat.

Must of been low on air? Yes it'll have a regular valve stem. And the ratchet strap should work.

I just run non-ethanol gas in am 2smoke mix. Have at least $3000 in chainsaws here. :cool:

Low air pressure? Load on the FEL and no counter weight? I've fixed tractor tires at home. Just pry it back on and air it up.

Yes, the other tire is filled. It's just wet up to the water line. Down around zero several mornings and not above freezing during the day for the last 7-8 days. After another look, I don't think it's frozen solid.

Could be, but weird that the other side didn't do this?. I'll check out tomorrow.