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My L3600 is the same, she will start no issues in our North Idaho Snowstorms :) One thing I learned early was that most of us use our tractors as "Chore Tractors" which is actually pretty hard on all the working parts. So I tried to mitigate the cold starts as much as possible using a...

I just went through this same choice The wife explained that since I hit 60 this summer she was buying me a Log splitter for my Birthday :D I looked at all 3 possibilities 3pt Hydraulic 3pt Mounted Stand Alone Splitter I finally went with the stand-alone, a small part of the reasoning...

I am pretty sure the L175 has a Clutch PTO I remember my L185 did That makes it a little harder to move and stop with a Spinning Implement, you kinda have to THINK before moving

The best part is the huge chunk of Tool Steel that I might beat into submission and make something sharp out of it :)

Marked and done Cut, smoothed out, and hooked back up.. I would guess about 7" longer than the old half shaft left a good 2.5" of safety also.. Everything is all Greased, New Oil, New Filters, Howes added to the fuel all lights checked and working. Another dozen Shearbolt sets still...

My first Kubota L185dt did that too I got through the first winter by attaching a Magnetic Oil Pan Heater to the axel. That summer I drained and refilled the front axel and never had a problem again..

Yeah, I figured that was what you would say :P Makes perfect sense.. I need to use the Box blade and rippers one more time on the road, and then I will pull out the Blower and get her done .. Thanks

Okay this is going to sound confusing but I will try and push through I have had a 60" Snow Blower that I moved over from my L185 to the Newer L3600 since 2012 Sometime around 2016 I added a set of Pat's but the shaft still engaged and I had no probs. Everything worked fine and I have...

Controller arrived last night, installed in the COLD of the morning and I have the correct Glow Plug cycle again YES !!!!! I think maybe I will wait for the sun to hit the tractor and warm her up a bit before I put the Plastic dash back together LOL Cold Plastic + Cold Fingers are a disaster...

First off a huge shout out to my friend and neighbor North Idaho Wolfman for taking the time to talk me through this.. I started getting a buzzing under the dash during the glowplug cycle when turning the key on my L3600 last snow season I knew the battery was old and weak so I changed that...

Everything has names Kubota - Tigger Polaris Ranger - The Machine Her Jeep - Frosty Mariner - Bullet 93 F150- Black Betty Boat - Bada Bing Bada boom

That was my Caliber of choice for Coyotes. Bought a Mossberg (Howa) 1500 Bull Barrel probably 30 years ago now, totally re-worked the entire rifle into a tack-driving machine Oddest rifle it actually liked the lighter faster loads for the most accuracy.. Haven't hunted Coyotes since we left...

Re: Talk about Trash So in 4/2002, we moved to North Idaho from the epitome of suburbia in Colorado Springs. We were paying $6 per/month for Waste management to pick up two cans at the curb We get up here and WM wants $18 per/month to pick up 2 cans at the ranch "Okay" I say it is farther...

Great, after all I had heard about WIX being really good just great :confused:

Short vs Long filter Using the short filter means that I can actually snake my hand in there and change the filter WITHOUT having to take the lower panels off.. This means that I change the filter easily and like clockwork :P

hehehehe we could all only wish :)

I did that and yes they work fine, plus the WIX (51307) is available locally for my oil changes.. I went with the Valvoline 15-40 API Diesel rated, I have always had good luck with Castrol and Valvoline brands so I stuck with it.. Still having to order in the WIX Hydraulic(57098) Air (46483)...

Had to use the Kubota to have the clearance and turning radius to get the boat out of the pole barn and around the snow.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NynmbYFHjk8

I have played with and fixed 3 brands Land Pride Kubota Farm King They will all blow snow and the will all clear the easy stuff But when the Winter starts to fall apart and you are getting a foot of snow over night and the rain starts at 5 am the rubber meets the road so to speak The Farm...

Worked perfectly :) I noticed a lower Db level too, so I think you were right that the joint was maybe just going bad :( Just a little too much push on my part and BAM !!!! A foot of snow or close to it and then the Rain began at 5 am Oh Yeah Oh Joy Oh Rapture !!!!!