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I live in KS and I'm pretty sure there stuff is made in the Saiina KS area. I sure see a lot of them on trucks moving out.

I used the Prestone products and called it good. I read the labels vs the Kubota brand and they appears to be very close. Exact details are proprietary but they will be within a percent or two.

I've read my manual and I'm still unclear. This should be the stuff. Correct? My manual also suggest a cleaning. I know it's over due. Prestone flusher as well? Any watch outs if I follow the manual? Thanks.

That's some good work there. Nicely done.

Thanks for the feedback all. I have both ends " rocked " in and feel pretty good about the drop. We have a chance of rain this weekend and I'll look forward to watching the flow.

All fuel is pricy for sure. Plenty of rock around these parts ( just ask someone trying to put in a basement ). I'll be sure to rock in both sides. Thanks!

First, my new pole barn needed some grading work. It was built on an East - West Slope so I spent a number of evenings rearranging my yard to assure proper drainage. The end result was the need for quite a bit of dirt removed from the high side and some of it moved over to the low side to...

Thanks all who replied. I have a few ideas to work through. I'll give an update on my results.

I have a 40 gallon Finco 3 point Sprayer which serves my needs just fine. Unfortunately, the tank has a small leak around one of the bolts which holds the tank to the support frame. When full, I have a constant dribble. Last year during spay season, my every move could be tracked as you...

I plugged it with the Slime plug kit. So far so good.

No fluid. Just air.

I have a L3130. I was mowing over by the neighbors and evidently, they tossed a small piece of 2x4 with a framing nail punched through and pointing up. My rear picked it up and when I removed it, the air gushed out. Now, I see some use a plug to fix it and others say have it patched. What's...

Hi Folks, I have a new pole barn and I need to do some grading work to get the water moving the way I want it to go. My Little L3130 with a saw tooth bucket is moving the soft, black dirt nicely. While I can eyeball it, I was thinking I should deploy a leveling tool of some kind to assure I...

I have a new Pole Barn and needed to begin outfitting it for use. In an ideal world I' d build my workbench from 4X4s and 2x10s but, with the cost of lumber and me being tapped out after building the barn, I looked at cost effective alternatives. I present to you: The Pallet Bench. Pallets -...

Sorry to hear about the storm. My Family lives up and down the East part of SD. It was a bad one. I'm cleaning up a property here in MO and have become quite adept at burning. Get a good 10 MPH breeze and you can eat through the downfall fast. However, a grapple is a must have for a good burn.

Still use them at all times when the vehicle(s) is not use. Very pleased with the results. Each battery is nice and topped off.

Really appreciate the help here. If I were to order new seals, which numbers on the above? I'm thinking #11, the Omni Seal is the likely culprit.

Had to look it up as I'm not physically on the farm. Its a RCR1260

The Messeck video is good. Lot's of good advice here. https://www.orangetractortalks.com/forums/threads/hydraulic-coupler-challenges.57065/#post-541915

Had this same issue a few weeks ago. Very frustrating. While there are release valves and tricks for a more permanent solution, the quick way is to get the appropriate sized wenches and crack the pressure lock between the hose fitting and the hose.