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Firewood is ready,done in march. Too bad i dont heat my house with it- for my garage & my buddys house. About 5 cords ready to go. I made 1/2 my pellets for house, another ton to go. Snow plow is good to go, snowblower isnt. Everybody wants to bring the winter storage stuff in early. Im...

You both have certainly come to the right place, many knowledgeable people here. I own a L1501 non DT. I wish it was. Its a great machine. I use mine for running a pto powered pellet mill, four hours at 2000 rpm- i vary engine speed from time to time and cooling system works great. The guys...

NOOOO! Not even close to ready for what i am told is a harsher than last winter. No thanks.

If you put a torch on that bearing-its toast. A bearing splitter might move it. Maybe someone else that has done this will chime in. I have made pullers to get bearing off automotive axle shafts.

Anything on front of deck-chains, spare or toolbox that would put it off balance? Adding some kind of ballast to back end would keep it down. Regardless of whats being loaded, deck should stay down. Other than a flow control check valve what else would affect it? Air in system?

Whats worse? Dear john or john deere? Yes, look for any pieces left behind, clean all the parts and maybe someone here will help you identify what you need. Good luck. Take a picture of serial number tag, usually on left side of tractor (from the seat)

In the shop i used to work, i was designated the broken bolt remover. Two nearly identical trucks, i had three broken bolts to fix, co worker had none. Both needed exhaust manifold gaskets. Took me 4 hrs, took him 7. From tiny bolts in turbochargers to massive bolts in d6 caterpillar...

Have had good service from lawson's. Good you got to enjoy it and get it dirty.

I have flipped ring gears on manual transmission vehicles, good possibilty it can be done. Would only make sense. Does seem like you got a pretty good handle on it already.there are sources for some parts, a few searches will reveal the vendors for used parts. Or tractor wreckers.

What? No heated cab? Rumor has it that this winter gonba be worse than last one. Nice machine.which dealer you get it from?

Im just guessing here, but it seems to me, was not a kubota dealer. Just wondering if the flywheel/ clutch assy was reassembled incorrectly. Hope it all works out for you. Im sure someone will chime in with some workshop manual info.

I dont think you can get it hot enough,and heating bolt will make it impossible to drill out later. Oxy-acetelyne would heat it enough. Propane heat may work,give it a good long heat, then cool with water. Repeat a few times and soak with penetrating oil. The fine thread makes those bolts...

I browse with my iphone, similar trouble, went and cleared all my browsing history and ate my cookies. Has returned to normal. Its goood.

OB,welcome. Many great minds here, some still work. I have found some great help here,some from posting questions and others by using the search feature. I really enjoy my kubota and visiting the forum is like an addiction for me. Almost as bad as my tool addiction.

My old domestic tractor has no safety features whatsoever, i keep that in mind when i run it. 1952- safety switch? Whats that? I replaced the on- off switch with a key type so i can prevent others from using it carelessly.

Any chance your small changes affected something else, the recent posts are all from yesterday. It hasnt updated at all. Or maybe im just losing it, more today than usual.

I really cant see any benefit whatsoever by adding ballast to the front wheels. It pivots at the centre point on axle,by the time the back gets high enough to bottom out front axle stops im guessing its almost too late.

Have read of someone using draino, but i like my tractor too much. Too nervous to try it. Less harsh chemicals over longer time is more my preference

Tuff brand. Probably china. Was thinking about building a set, but im guessing 8-10 hours, time better spent earning money or doing yardwork with tractor.the way weather is going, times running short.

Just found these for sale-a little expensive but should save me some hookup grief What do you think? I have a couple pieces where pto shaft is a little long, adding a few inches will help with that.