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When you take the injectors out take them to a diesel shop to have them pop tested. That noise could be a bad injector. Injectors should be seated tight and torqued to spec., never loose!

You don't give much background information, or what you've already checked. I know this sound too simple, but make sure both battery cables are clean at BOTH ends. A good ground is mandatory.

85Hokie, "That ol commercial - pay now or pay later!!!!" You better explain. There's a lot of folks here that weren't around then!

No matter what failed take it to a good hydraulic shop and get a quote for repair. If anything is salvageable it will cost less to rebuild then buy new. We have a couple of shops in this area that rebuild ANYTHING hydraulic. One does all the maintenance for World's Of Fun, and they have some...

I've purchased parts for my L305 from "All States Ag Parts", Black Creek, WI. 855-530-3433, I always ask for Werner because he was very helpful the first time I called there.

I've got a 730 Case with a Westendorf loader with their quick attach pins. They function independently and are virtually never parallel to each other until they are connected to the implement. I get lined up with the tool I'm wanting to connect to, push the pins out as far as they go (when...

What does "won't do anything" mean? No starter turning? Maybe you have broken wires or bad fuses,

Here's a copy of a post I made some time ago. They have new IP's at very good prices. If you end up getting into the injection pump and injectors I'd suggest give a call to Oregon Fuel Injection. I talked to Don in service. 541-773-8669. I could get a pump from them for an L305 shipped to my...

Eric, I was in Best Buy to get a network adapter card and noticed they had $15,000 TV's! I then noticed they had these helmet like things you put on and it gently massages your scalp. You can plug a wire in to record what you're thinking. If you buy two on them you can interconnect them and...

Eric, based on what you just described be thankful this event has happened. Most will never be happy with someone so insecure they have to keep you on a short leash. Eventually it all falls apart. Be thankful it's now not latter!!

I needed one for an L1500 and had this on my Ebay watch list. It's now sold, but it give you a description of what to search for. Might also check this sellers store because he may have more. It gives you an idea of price. The one on the left side should be less cost since it is not...

Most of the oil bath filters used the same oil as the engine used. They didn't have a lot of choices, but even so they kept it simple. Most also recommended cleaning the filter "daily" in dusty conditions. Be sure to only add oil to the line where the mesh is as indicated.

Eric, you mentioned, "I'm taking it way back to the 20s through 50s where couples hardly dated at all, they married young. Some were teenagers to early 20's and had a genuine love and respect for one another and they literally stayed married until death did them apart." What you said is true...

allanwms, only you can determine if you overpaid. Payment is relative! Will it do what you intended it to do? Does every one wish they could pay less for something? Yep, everything. That's human nature. Your concern is the number of hours on the tractor. It looks to be well taken care of...

CaveCreekRay thanks for the links. Does put things in perspective.

The guy who designed and built that must have at some point been working in timber and got a close call by a widow maker!!

For a gauge you might try a Tractor Supply, or one of their competitors. Something like this will work: http://www.ebay.com/itm/2500-PSI-2-1-2-Dial-1-4-NPT-Rear-Mount-Oil-Filled-Pressure-Gauge-G7122-2500-/360872771351?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item5405b17f17 Or you could check Ebay for...

The rotor is the "flywheel" the cutting knives are attached to. The more mass in the flywheel the more momentum the knives will have. Takes a little more time, fuel, HP to get to speed, but also takes much more to slow it down---meaning large limbs will get gobbled up easier the heavier the...

There is also an L355. It's the biggest of the old L series.

Stitchit1, the slip clutch is like "putting 3 CD's together" with a few bolts with springs on the bolts to make tension as bolts are tightened. Two of those "CD's" are made of material similar to the brake material on drum brakes. One "CD" (the middle one) is made of metal. You basically...