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Too small for what, he hasn't noted his requirements?

He clearly stated SMALL backhoe, and I also noted flow rates required for a Bradco hoe of 9~13 GPM which is noted on various websites to suit an L285. I clearly noted I had no idea on what he was fitting as he hadn't supplied that information. Comparing a 35 year old L285 to an L35 is pushing...

Google? First result. Old ebay listing says the following, no idea if it actually does! This subframe fits the following models B2410 B7510 B7610 B2320 B2620 B2710 B2910 B2920 https://www.ebay.com/itm/221745559106

Here are some specs of a Prince pump SPECIFICATIONS 5.7 cu. in. displ. 2,250 PSI max 540 RPM input Max output 11.4 GPM @ 2,000 PSI & 18.1 Hp input Fits onto a 1-3/8" dia. 6T splined shaft In port SAE 16 Out port SAE 12 Size 8-3/4" x 6-1/2" x 6" Shpg. 37 lb. As you can see for an output of 11.4...

Which one? My thoughts, take them as you wish! IIRC my dedicated B21 TLB, and B26's produce about ~7GPM, I also believe other small backhoes use around the same flow. What you are getting, I don't know? If you buy a hoe that runs at approx 7GPM and you buy a 21GPM pump, you now have ~3...

Front of engine is where the injection pump is, rear is where the starter engages. Front and rear relate to the engine, not it's location in a particular piece of equipment. If your machine has a reverse mounted engine, and the starter is at the front of the tractor, the seal at the front of...

Bad battery most likely, bad battery cables/connections 2nd.

Perhaps mentioning which seal on the engine you are talking about would help in getting an accurate response, there are a few.

GR8! Your feedback rod from the 3pt hitch needs adjusting so that it doesn't go into relief. It's possible that you have a twisted shaft which could cause or exacerbate the feedback issue or someone intentally fitted it that way due to an adjustable lift rod being seized.

Yeah I feel your pain! If you need to rely on a battery, 3 years and turn them over. If it's in a nonessential, 5 years is good, 8 is a bonus, 10, buy a lottery ticket!

Park your tractor on an angle one way then the other and view the sight glass in each position, you should see the difference between no oil and full oil. Hydraulic oil is not a consumable, you should not have to periodically top it up. Once you have run it a few times you should be able to...

At first glance, I would get a deposit on it before someone else does!

Couple of checks for a start Ensure 3pt is down and thoroughly check the hoses to the valve, follow them from the pump or hydraulic block and back to block and tank/transmission to ensure they are hooked up correctly to the FEL valve.

Interesting, I put my foot down flat out to pull into fast traffic in my 250ci ford wagon and saw a bit of "smoke" behind me in the rear view mirror. I drove up the road and turned off and idled around a trailer lot and the engine cut out/stalled. When I cranked, it was slow but started, I...

Post up some pics/parts diagram for folks to comment on. You may need to answer a couple of times to get to 5 posts first.

2 bolts on the shift lever may have loosened slightly and now won't allow the lever to disengage low and select high, or the linkage rods have loosened with same result. The lever needs to disengage at neutral position from one to the other, they need to be lined up to slide across in the...

It appears the USA equivalent is an L345, check your engine model number Kubota V1501 http://www.orangetractortalks.com/forums/showpost.php?p=208087&postcount=2 https://www.messicks.com/part/15221-36410/gauge-oil

While this doesn't say it's for your model/market, you may get a lot out of it as your model is in this series and it's possible Kubota accidentally omitted a model number or didn't release that model in the market that this manual was made for...

Undo the bolts around the top, disconnect the hose and electrics and the pump comes out. You may need to drop/remove tank or other parts for access.

R U talking about tightening, 6 bolt IIRC, one or 2 bolts?EDIT: Pic below