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I don't have a disk, but I think I would use either M or L for disking. I see no use for using H for pulling implements. I use M for running my finish mower. I'm sure others will post with more information. Hope this helps.

Congrats and welcome from one Michigander to another! You'll enjoy your new tractor!

I've got a county line from TSC and I'm pretty happy with it. It's got the solid wheels on it so I don't have to worry about getting flats. It ran me $1500 and haven't had any problems with it so far. This is my 2nd season with it.

Glad you can get her all fixed up! You had to put a little money into her, but with only 444 hours, that's basically barely broke in! Lots of hours left to play or work. Great job!

You might also want to try putting some fresh fuel with some type of injector cleaner. Seafoam, Stanadyne etc. Could be the glow plugs are tired as well. Check your battery cables and make sure they have proper grounding.

Filter is not reusable. I would spend a little extra money and get the filter from the Kubota dealer.

I would guess the safety switch under the seat too.

Kubota's run clock wise. The only exception to that is the B6000 that ran CCW.

Made my first youtube video. Hopefully will have many more and some of it mowing and doing work! Enjoy it! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3t5IO0vAIQY

Might want to try to disconnect and reconnect your loader quick couplers again. Or make sure they are on correctly.

Forgot to mention when I was at the Kubota open house a few weeks ago, that I won this at the raffle! Very nice! :)

I don't think there is a timer on your model for the glow plugs. Believe it's on while that light is on in the position just before the starter engages. I would say 5-10 seconds while it's warmer out and 10-15 seconds during winter temps.

I bought my L3200 because of the weight and lifting capacity. My old B7610 did a great job, but I needed more lifting capacity. I've enjoyed my L so far and is a great tractor and not much more expensive than the higher end B series. Enjoy whatever tractor you get. Kubota won't let you down! :cool:

Did a little mowing and showed my step son how to drive it. He said it was fun, but hurt his foot since he's still a little short to reach the pedals. He did a good job though at being 9. He'll grow into it! ;)

Glad you got her going again! As far as PTO's, I think only the B6000 was the only one that had the CCW PTO. I could be wrong, but that's the one I see on here most often.

Very nice! Your kubota has that tree raised in victory! ;)

It idled at 1000 rpms. It ran very smooth, but I didn't like it idling that high. I adjusted the screw that controlled the idle and turned it so it idled about 800 rpms. I noticed a little more vibration, but it didn't bother me.

Tractordata.com shows that it is 10.3 gallons. Here's the link to the site. http://www.tractordata.com/farm-tractors/001/2/5/1252-kubota-l3710.html

That is a very good possibility why they are set those specs. The idle could be set a little higher to get rid of some vibrations. Just my thoughts on this. I had a B7610 and it seems that it governed out at 2700, 2800 rpms. It was a 2005 model.

The dealer told me not to run it at full throttle. I have ran it up to the PTO speed for a few minutes and then backed down a couple hundred RPM's. I don't think the box blade would be too much work for it. The disk could be depending on how big it is.