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I haven't looked at it, but appears to be a service manual for your tractor here if you don't have one. Should have a schematic in it I expect. https://www.manualslib.com/products/Kubota-M9000-4097125.html

Good thought, I checked that diagram prior to posting, but because he says he has 5/6 fuses, perhaps his L1501 may have some monroematic or other items. Still 10A would pull it up I expect.

Guessing that your hydraulics on the tractor are open center, this means everything must be plumbed in series to/from each set of valves. Have you plumbed 4 hoses from your remotes to boom and bucket cylinders, or have you plumbed one remote to the old FEL valve? Perhaps a few pics of what you...

Unlock the brake pedals, ensure they both return and the park brake is released (it may engage on only one pedal), look at the position of the brake mechanism on each rear axle housing to ensure they are in the same place (meaning at the same angle), disengage difflock, physically pull it up...

Kubota have a service manual covering this series of tractors as noted here. https://www.messicks.com/part/97897-13000/l3130-l3430-l3830-l4330-l4630-l5030-service-m There is a freebie manual here for the L3130, L3430, L3830, L4630, L5030 series tractors, for some reason the 4330 is absent, is...

I don't know your tractor, but did you drain/pull the plugs from the axle housings if it has them? Was your 3pt hitch down.

Are you saying you drove the tractor and the right wheel dragged/was locked solid? Are you on flat ground? Is the brake pedal stuck down? Have you tried engaging the diff lock again?

Post your wiring diagram. I doubt anything factory installed on that vintage tractor would be over 10 amps.

Illustrated parts https://apps.kubotausa.com/illustrated-parts/ Service manual you may have to buy, not sure there is a freebie out there, send a message to North Idaho Wolfman, he may have one squirreled away

For future reference, you'll find all your part numbers for your tractor here https://apps.kubotausa.com/illustrated-parts/ LED bulb replacements for most bulbs are fairly simple, pull the bulb, match it on ebay or your favorite supplier

Or buy another machine for the stable? https://philadelphia.craigslist.org/hvo/d/kubota-l48-4x4-tractor/6673049532.html

Interesting result, I would have expected there to be SUDT2 in there for a start, but I guess they "may" come crated with no oil and it's up to the dealer to add oil, and UDT is a suitable fill and cheaper, so perhaps a possibility?

Great, not sure if the rest of the manual will be of any/much help, I don't know how similar the two tractors are.

All good, just keep an eye on it for leaks/level.

Keep your shirt on breedlove, NIW has given you a link to the part, follow it and get one. Another supplier, with a pic here, or just order it at you local kubota agent https://www.messicks.com/part/t0270-23870/shield-pto-s-ch This is a pic of one type of breather, no idea if yours has this or a...

Yes. Ensure you get a good ground connection near where you are welding, direct to the frame you are welding. Grind a bit of paint off the frame if necessary and repaint later.

No, it needs lubrication/adjustment.

You loader valve is probably very similar as the one on a 3150, pic and manual here https://www.manualslib.com/manual/1076147/Kubota-Wsm-B2050.html?page=366#manual Have a look to see if there is a hydraulic block on yours as pictured on the PB line. The other parts are part of the FEL valve...

If it's the one near the starter like I mentioned in post #3, it's called a slow blow fuse or fusible link, depending on your model. You should be able to get one from your autoparts store, or from Kubota.

If indeed the voltage in your battery is still dropping to 4.5 volts, you either have a bad battery again, or there will be smoke and sparks coming from somewhere at many hundred amps. A shorted glow plug will draw a lot of current but is limited by the ~50A fusible link. If it has been...