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Be careful using the overspeed coupler, you're moving the front drive shaft joint back about 5-6 inches. Consider adding a drive shaft loop for protection.

Ensure that the slip clutch is properly adjusted!

I've parked on a slope then use the FEL to lift it a little higher, put blocks under the wheels, then change the filters. Some pull a vacuum on the fill hole then change the filters. After changing top off the fluid. I assume you're using UDT2 fluid.

Read and throughtly understand the operators manual. Purchase the correct WSM for your model. As always do as you feel is best but I'd recommend checking all dealer installed fasteners for proper torque, I mark a horizontal line on all major fasteners with a paint stick so that at a glance I can...

Was the fluid and fiters changed at 50 hours, if it didn't look bad the something happened between changes, was any fluid using (besides theFEL) attachments used in that period? As always do as you feel is best but I would do just a filter change (no fluid). Do you have a third function or...

At least you're writing this post! I'll bet it got your attention and the RPOS did as designed. The back story must be good. This is the kind of event that the wife doesn't need to know about. Check with your dealer to get the parts needed, underwear is available at Walmart.

As others have said clean it really well and polish the seal area with Crocus cloth, use a double lip seal, if it's available in that size. If the shaft has fretting use a Speedi-sleeve. Ensure the gear box vent functions.

I not familiar with you model tractor, but that's a hell of a spring, it reminds me of a brake or clutch spring. Check your WSM, it may show where it goes.

I'd still recommend subsoiling first and discing multiple times, then a land leveler. This is the middle of June with summer coming, first wherever you're working keep liquids close at hand (water/sports drinks) it doesn't hurt to keep a pickle in a pouch in the ice chest, heat exhaustion...

As always do as you feel is best, I'd suggest removing all dead/unwanted trees, leg up the remaining trees, removing all nonessential fencing, recut at right angles. Ensure the remaining fence rows don't get away from you. Give thought to removing all fences and replace with new. Consider...

Try to determine if it's the engine or hydraulic system causing the issue. I believe the hydraulic system cooler is in front of the screen on your tractor. I don't believe the air filter would cause overheating unless it is extremely blocked. Confirm that the belt is adjusted correctly. Ensure...

Has anyone used or has any experience with Rotella ELC concentrate?

Slip and grab hooks have their uses, but I find that a log choker hook works best pulling/skidding trees. I haven't used my tongs in years. I also use a choker cable with a ring for skidding.

If the ground hasn't been broken in quite a while, consider a subsoiler, not sure your tractor has enough power, maybe pay someone to break up the hard pan. Add some amendment and get everything mixed up really well. Consider your water needs, try to level as best as possible.

Most submersibles don't go to the bottom of the well, they only need to be set below the draw down depth.

Not sure what you're trying to accomplish. Consider a 12-1.25 x 50 or 55mm, Grade 10.9or 12.9 flange head bolt with a Bellville washer. You may need to make a blade separator to keep the blades at right angles. Be reminded the spindles will be carrying an extra load.

Hopefully you learned a lesson, if not order one and weld the cracked one.

If you just cleared this land in March of this year and didn't the larger roots and tree balls out, you'll have divots for years to come, not to mention what insects will be feeding on the rotting wood and the effect it may have on your grape varieties. The balls need to come out and then...

You may want to address that loose chain issue, I willing to bet when it first happened it caught your dad's attention! Interesting gearbox supports,

Has anyone on this forum ever really filled out or up their toolbox/chest/cabinets/shops with tools and equipment, etc.? Let's not forget metal/wood/automotive/ electronics/etc. needed. Have anyone said, "gee I have too many tools". Those of you that have a second home, it's always fun to...