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My L3800 has two grease fittings on the front axle. The one in front of the axle is in the manual. It is the front axle support and requires the removal of the breather plug. On the back side of the axle is another fitting where the shaft connects to the axle. This fitting is not shown in the...

What about your tire pressure?

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I was half way home from the camp the other day when I realized I didn’t have my tractor keys. I ended up finding them a few days later between my seats. I need to get a bright colored lanyard so I can avoid that frustration again in the future. I was thinking a bright colored neck style...

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So, how long do hydraulic hoses last? I’ve got 300 hours on my L3800. My tractor stays out of the weather and my hoses aren’t showing any wear. Will they last another 10 years? My time is limited these days and I’ve thought how a ruptured hose would ruin a weekend at the camp.

I run the RPMs low, put the clutch in, engage PTO and slowing let the clutch out.

I’ve had Pat’s quick hitch for several years. It is a true time saver. No more pounding on implements to get a pin in.

I’ve got some dense clumping bamboo stumps I want to remove from my yard. It’s not a project I want to start any time soon but I’m evaluating the removal options. I tried digging them up with my loader bucket but it was like digging into a brick wall. I don’t own a stump bucket but I’d sure buy...

The fuel gauge on my L3800 was stuck on full for 5 years. It just started working this past Fall.

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3/4” plywood ripped is working great and is supporting my tractor , box blade and a full loader with no problem. Thanks for all of the replies

Mud mats. I will check into that today. Thanks

I‘d like to use my L3800 on a drainage project in my yard. I don’t want to create more work for myself by creating ruts that I’ll have to repair. The ground is soft where the work is needed but not soupy. I have ag tires and it could get ugly quick. I had the idea to lay down 1/2” OSB sheets so...

I had my rear wheels reconfigured to the wides position. I had the same concern As you do in addition to no helper. Took it to the dealer. $85 OTD. I’m sure adding spacers wouldn’t take hours. Just a thought.

I‘m in Mobile, AL and we’ve got eyes on it too. Where it’s going to hit is just a guess now. When Sally came though in 2020 it hooked to the right a the last minute. Caught a lot of people off guard and unprepared in my area. Stay safe.

When I remove my bucket my L3800 doesn’t rock as much when I go over bumps. I always drop the bucket when I’m disking. Dropping your loader could give you a smoother ride if your grading over bumpy ground.

I have a 2016 Tundra and a L3800 with a FEL and filled tires. I haul it and one implement on 20’ trailer with two 3500 lb axles. Never any problems. I only wish I had taller tires on the trailer as the jack will sometimes scrape At odd angles.

I keep a pad lock on the pins of all my implements to prevent my brothers and others in the camp from using my equipment. It’s amazing that some people think a 5’ bush hogs was designed to chop down 4” trees. Been there and won’t be back. It cost me more to acquire my own stuff but I’m much happier.