Search results

In the past I encounter problems with my L3800 starting....related to the HST pedal. I elected to make a small L bracket and place over the switch of the sensor......installed in backwards in it's original position so that it can be easily returned to operate as originally designed at a future...

Had the similar situation with my L3010......went through checking all the things recommended. As it turned out it was a faulty starter relay part #35800-75070.

The new lift arms add approx 1" inch in length The lift arms I used are the same arms used on the L3130, L3430, L3240, L3540, and L3560....See Messick's website for parts diagram. The arm(s) are not sold as a complete unit, as it takes 8 part numbers to make up an arm. As an example here are...

After considering my options.....Pat's quick hitch, 3 pt quick hitch, etc. I thought the Grand L lift arms with telescoping ends would work best for me and the equipment I have. Only minor modifications required to the stabilizers that Mark had made for me..........also a big thanks to Mark...

(Purchased at dealer $$) ISO of Left Lower Lift Arm....... from an L3130, L3430, L3240, L3540, or L3560. I've searched all the salvage yards I can find, so I'm hoping for a miracle here!!

I contacted them and got limited information. I had asked if the impact to the dash that cracked the glass impacted the operation of the hour meter or other instruments, and they did not respond to that question. Only told me that it had been setting unused for the past 2 years.

What do you think this tractor is worth? https://www.purplewave.com/auction/190521A/item/DF1062/2008-Kubota-L3240-Ag_Tractor-Tractor-Kansas

Excellent recommendations.......I'll lubricate the bars, and check the bolts mentioned as well. Thanks.

No quick hitch.....just normal hook-up.

I've had this cutter for a couple of years, and find Woods design of the top link type set up different, and somewhat difficult when connecting and disconnecting mower. Is it possible to convert this to the older style of "free to float" set-up? Anyone with this cutter, please share you...

I'm guilty of spraying the pasture with herbicides and convincing myself, "I'll always keep the wind in my face." Well that doesn't work so well, so I've searched for a respirator on line for future use, and don't seem to find anything especially for herbicides. Anyone have any...

Can you provide more details about what and how the "Telescoping 3 point arm kit with pinned stablizers" work?

Another options is the Chapin 150lb Tow Behind Spreader (169.99) https://www.homedepot.com/p/Chapin-150-lbs-Tow-Behind-Spreader-with-Auto-Stop-8620B/309092914 A couple of positive things about this spreader, is that it begins to spread when moving forward.....and when you stop the forward...

I would strongly recommend 4WD with the loader. With a bucket full of whatever, you loose a lot of traction on the rear to the point of them spinning and you going no where. I know you're asking for pricing suggestions, but honestly believe I would pass on this tractor unless I just needed...

Good info......definitely want the LA854. Thanks for your help!!

Thanks for all the responses. FWIW this tractor just didn't appear to have been maintained as it should......so.........the search continues. I am confident the 40 series is what I need.

I've located an L4240, 4x4, HST, FEL with 450 hours (about 4 hours away), have only seen some poor quality of photos. I'm considering upgrading from my L3800 4x4, HST, FEL (250 hrs) to this tractor, and keep my out of pocket expense reasonable ($3-4,000 ???) Pricing and advice on the 4240...

I had this happen once.....and after much head scratching.......discovered the top link was jammed into/against the ROPS, therefore would not release until I relieved the jammed situation.

Just greased my Kubota yesterday, and after reading and considering many different brands, decided to go with this for the FEL pins: https://parts.cat.com/en/catcorp/machine-fluids/greases/452-6001%3A+grease-5+pct+mo-452-6001-product and for general purpose...

Yes, it was pretty simple, straight forward without any issues.