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I use an inline heater on my L3300 has never failed available in most automotive shops in the great white north and not expensive

imop goosenecks are easier to use plus the fact that allowing others to borrow it is limited if you get a well made one they are great*** i have a horse trailer , hay trailer , and camper trailer =all with gooseneck but with kingpin very happy with all three[B]

i dont believe that the brakes are designed to stop a tractor many guys use the pedals to assist in steering if you want to stop a tractor take it out of gear-- told to me by a wise old and still alive farmer[B[/B]

I have an eagle lift 4 post with jack tray and drip shields i got the 8000 lb unit but i suggest the larger unit with more capacity -- the unit comes with roller bars in order to move the empty lift.. mine works very well- does take 2 people to assemble plus a number of box and open end...

I have an L3300 and couldnt be happier virtually zero repair costs since new many many years ago

if and when you buy NEW have the dealer GIVE you the WSM and owners manual at no charge of course if he wont give em to you move on to another dealer

we here are going thru a similar change here is ur ofset plan go buy burn barrels and sell them at a small markup-enough to have urs paid for- thus reduced garbage for pickup u could possibly get devices to hold recyclables and do the same

please be sure to not use 4wd when on the road this was advised to me by others on this site

if your tractor fits onto your trailer your problem is solved

put an inline heater in available at most auto stores goes into rad hoses the coolant circulates thru the block not too expensive my L3300 has read the book down to 26 degrees she starts below that plug in [B

same stuff on gf1800

get some golf cart mirrors inexpensive and pretty easy to install i did my L3300

i placed my lites on the underside of the ROPS used proper sized square U bolts works well just direct the light before final fastening

install a cat

I was taught by an older fellow how to get out of such spots using the bucket and using curl mode ihave shown this method to many of the local kubota guys i leave the green guys stuck-- the only time i needed a pull out was when i went in a steep snow ditch and got hung up- on the back...

put an inline water heater in==available in most auto supply shops easy install and works great in the great white north

you can have the container-best idea-placed by movers just remember at which end you want the doors when put on the trailer for when they slide it off

I agree KUBOTA filters and anybodies quality oils

best deal around here is Wallyworld

Yep tube em