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That stump is about the size of the tractor portion of my TLB, took about 5 hours some by hand, most with tractor and a final yank with my pickup and a recovery strap. Finding and cutting the tap roots of the 30" Doug fir was the big challenge.

It seems whatever was going on worked itself out. After a hour or so of use its back to normal, must have been a sticky valve or similar. It hadn't got much use the last couple years maybe that contributed to something

Is it a relief valve for the whole tractor, or is it separate for the backhoe? Unfortunately I do not have workshop manuals. I do all the work on this thing I should invest in some, unless they are available online?

A couple of the controls on my BT 900 don't seem to be as strong as they used to. Specifically the bucket curl. I remember it would pull so hard it would tilt up the front of the tractor, now it seems to bypass under a tough job. What's the procedure to figure out if the cylinder is bypassing...

No harm, fix it soon though.

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I had the same go round on L35 :rolleyes:

My 98 L35 serves my lightly wooded 1.5 acres perfectly. Between yard-work, moving firewood to the porch, snow removal duties I put about 8 hours on it a year for the past 2 years. When I bought my land 7 years ago I picked up my tractor used with about 750 hrs now has right about 1000. During...

I just rebuilt that piston because of a leak, and replaced the hose going to it just because I was in there and it's a pain in the butt to get to. Go about it exactly how you described, that's how I did it and had no problems. I did swing the boom off to the left side of the machine for...

When you unhook the backhoe hydraulics you need to hook the lines on the tractor back into themselves or it's just going to dead head the pump and make the terrible noise you are hearing.

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Well about 2 months later I finally got this tube installed and it fit well, valve stem worked out well, hopefully no more flats for a while:cool:

Roger wilco

I did order 1 of the tubes that was listed in the link. It's the combo tube (850,950,1050). I have a small cut in the sidewall I can't successfuly patch, so I'm going to a tube. Thanks for the reply.

I saw those when I googled the tire size but wasn't sure if they would work with my rim. Thanks for the recommendation

Can someone point me in the right direction for some tubes for the front tires on my L35? I would like to make sure the stem is in the correct location it seems like there is a lot of variations out there. The tire size is 27x10.50-15 and it has the metal style stem installed currently. Thanks

I would go from R4 to turf when the time comes. Wouldn't I just be able to get the same sizes that are on there now? Or does each individual tire have the calculations listed with them and you would have to run the numbers?

We always have to wear our seat belts down here

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Is it possible to switch this feature so we can search words with 3 letters? I'd like to search for topics using "L35" but it is too short. I run a site using vbulletin and the option to change it is in the vbulletin options > message searching options. Thanks!