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I needed more traction, function and power since we moved to a 10 acre property with hills so I got this L245 4x4 with FEL. Now I feel like a little kid getting a new favorite toy. :D:D:D To get 25HP with all this tractor has in my limited budget was exciting for me. It needs some work on a...

I really think you need to do some checking with a infrared thermal gun. The areas better suited for checking temps will be the top of the radiator and the front of the cylinder head where the neck rises up to the radiator. The location of your temp sensor is right in the corner where the...

Hey all :) I just bought an L245, YEAH!!! Well I am excited anyway because I have more functions on this tractor than my L175. This L245 is 4DW and has FEL. Plus I needed the AG tires for this hilly new property we just bought. My manual is one of those I&T books and it is great with a lot of...

Go to Kubota's Industrial engines support web site. You can get all new internals there at a better price than you will find at a tractor dealer. This way you can get original Kubota parts at a great price. The only parts you can get this way are engine internals, nothing else for a tractor as...

Ya' really needed some more options for Baz..... the frog legs thing would be funny too. :D

I check the basics for cold weather and almost always use a cetane booster. Weather the little "L" is inside or started cold outside it starts with a very few seconds of glow plug if needed and that is all it takes. This winter's colderst temps only took 10-15 sec of glow plug and we were...

I should mention too, just be careful with a razor blade. I have cut myself trying to use a lot of force on a razor. Now I find it easier on tough jobs to clamp a razor blade in some vice grips. Better control and safer without getting cut.

That is the gun name I have heard most in competition shooting.

Your on course with what I had to do with my L175. Getting the glass to separate from the metal reflector housing was tedious to say the least but just keep at it. Maybe use a razor blade to slip under it if the lip doesn't prevent access.

Need pics. :D

How did this go? Did you get it fixed?

Well this kind of reminds me of something a man said once: never loan out your car or your wife because before you get them back they will probably have a rod thrown in them. :D LOL :D LOL :D

The Devil you say............LOL Yea I was just thinking about that. At least with this post I can change it LOL. :D:D:D:)

Hey Eric, THanks and good to be here! :D I grew up in the mid west regions of the corn belt and a tractor was a way of life then. We used it all the time and I never observed a stuck clutch. Now that I am here in the south the region here around Atlanta is very humid but my tractor is pampered...

Thanks :D:D:D I think all this discussion is stirring my grey matter such that I may have recalled reading about this when I bought my manual for the tractor but that out of sight out of mind thing got me. :D

Ok Thanks. I didn't think to go home and look that up in my manual. So in general Kubota says keep the clutch disengaged and it cant rust together. Cool that they look out for the owner like that.

LOL Where is my popcorn...:D:D:D:D:D:D:D

LOL Well my pants belt is the only safety equipment on this old vintage L175. That was before the safety crack down and inspectors' time. I am not a risky one on equipment but crazy things happen some times.

Here is another one from that same comedian..... he is funny. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4mEEbZDRXmk http://http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4mEEbZDRXmk

Hey guys. In this price range you can buy a dump truck and skip the trailer. If the trailer best suits then I understand. If the dump truck would work better, as it does for me, then keep looking in your price range especially if a few are in it together. I just bought an 89 Ford F700 single...