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Joe, next project work the metal dings, tears, holes with fiberglass, then do your magic.

When you pull into the garage be sure your ROPS doesn't tear the trim off !!!!

Can't you put a diode in the wire at the alt. to keep it from bleeding off?

Since you mention being new to tractors, keep the loader as low to the ground as possible when empty or full. The height changes the center of gravity quickly and can cause a roll over quickly. When the machine is parked have the loader on the ground, always. Have fun, be safe!

NICE! ;)

The best values are found when you find something you like and can use at a dealer that does not sell that brand! They don't like other colors on their lot. You got a lot of equipment for the price. Congratulations.

“Handle every situation like a dog. If you can't eat it or play with it, just pee on it and walk away.” - Unknown

Welcome! A free bit of advise, DO NOT loan your tractor to anyone. They could think they are doing you a favor and end up filling the tank with GAS. If it's at a lease might fill up a couple of old socks with moth balls and put them under the hood of the tractor and under the seat.

Welcome to the forum. We use to have a member from Cave Creek. Went by Cave Creek Ray. He spent his time redoing a beautiful home, then sold it and moved to Georgia!!

Your tires will have a shorter useful life!

A note to remember. When a machine is laid on its side, once set upright wait for all fluids to seep to proper locations (longer time the better). Before trying to start engine remove glow plugs or injectors and try to hand crank. This allows any fluids that got onto the top of the pistons to...

My experience with Craigslist listings is folks are slow to respond, and sometimes never do!

Might contact @007kubotaguy on this forum. Older "L's" are his specialty.

But you live in the climate where it's warm year around, batteries should last longer! ;) ;) ;)

O-P, don't be too down on yourself. It was composed by someone who wanted to be president!

I saw that somewhere and though, "that's a mechanic's nightmare"!

The attachment that doesn't like to give up is caused by the filter being installed then the tractor is painted. The paint is difficult to break loose the first time, that's when most folks post a question/complaint.

If you want a better filter and easier to service check out one like this. I put this on my L305.

Since your thread title is ".another "on the fly" use for the backhoe" I have one for you. I have a 40' ladder I needed to get to the bill at the top of my barn. That ladder is too heavy and awkward to get it there myself. I anchored it to the backside of the backhoe bucket and set it in...