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Never hurts to ask... Sure makes life easier for me.

All of my fueling woe's went away when the local Casey's General Store added diesel fuel. woohoo!! Now its either 3/4 of a mile on the road or threw the woods and over the ditch to fuel up.

I wouldn't let your first attempt at removing the FEL deter you. Once you get the hang of it, its no problem. Mine stays off until I need it then right back off again. I didn't read all the other responses but once you have it away from the tractor but still have the hydraulic lines hooked up...

92 today but feels like 103 58% humidity currently, high of 90% today I believe the local weatherman said the other day that if it didn't rain again until Oct 8th we would still be above average. So yeah its been wet...

Re: Daily Chuckel Actually heard this line used at the bar the other day. Older gentleman ask the very attractive younger bartender, do you ever feel like old age is creeping up on you honey? She said no not really, he said lay down baby.....

Started out on a 1976 Kawasaki KE 175, I bought sometime in the early 90s with money I earned own my own. First real thing I ever bought on my own. Loved it!! Road the wheels off of it, then sold it two years later for what I bought it for. Fast forward a number of years later and bought a...

Good looking set ups there. I'm embarrassed by the current state of my garage but I'll get it straightened out soon enough. Kubota still fits and that's what matter the most. I am about to build a work bench for my girls friends new house. Of course, it's totally for her. Heehee... I'll post...

Personally, I like the renting goats idea. I'm not a big fan of chemicals but that's just me.

A while back some one on here posted pics of a push mower they had rigged up to hang out 4-5 ft beside the tractor, using the 3 pt to raise it up and down. Can't remember who it was, it's been awhile.

I've had a similar issue, do as the others have suggested. I will disconnect and pull away from the tiller, pulling the shaft apart, to give yourself more room to work. Mine is tight and difficult to get into if I dont. One thing to keep in mind, make sure you use the stand that holds the tiller...

I see no reason to change so early, I'm sure some will disagree.

First off, I appreciate all the new members checking in here. Its been awhile since my last update. So with 44 new members sharing their age we are up too..... 52 years young.... So its looking like 52 is the sweet spot once again. Thanks again guys.

Hey guys, thanks for the new members posting. Ill do a little figuring as soon as I get a chance..

I have a good time every time I get on my Kubota....

Oh I have that too!!

Two years ago, I bit the bullet and bought my L3800, just finished filling out the survey Kubota sends out. I've had nothing but a positive experience with my new tractor. So it received pretty high marks from me. Man time fly's when your having fun...

I don't have any first hand knowledge of this company but about ten years ago my mortgage was bought by a different large bank from the local bank I started with. It became a nightmare rather quickly, they gave me the run around while arguing over numerous petty things. I was persistent calling...

Cool find, I grew up around green tractors and know their history fairly well, but really had no idea about Kubota's. Are the the tractors show models that were only available in Japan? Just curious if that's why you don't see your model on the list, I'm not sure if this is how it works or not...

Sorry, I see you posted the hours in your first post, my bad.

That quote will make you keep your axle oil changed and weight on the 3pt for sure. good luck...how many hours are on your tractor?