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Hope you have good filter wrenches and a cheater pipe, those HST filters can be a birch. rr

Early on (when new) I left my FEL at maximum high and it leaked down about 3 feet or so over night. From then on I always relieve all hyd pressure when I leave the tractor. rr

I use a 3 gallon pump sprayer. rr

A local mechanic uses a 9 volt transistor radio battery connected to a plug that plugs into the lighter socket before disconnecting car battery. rr

Am amazed you even have one. Never had a tractor new or used that came with a pto cap. rr

An old friend of mine, whom survived being a tail gunner in WWII, was an old time diesel mechanic one told me that diesels make oil, thus turning crank case oil black real quick. That was probably true for older diesels before regins, dps and all that crap. rr

I would fill to middle. Ok if I use the number for the lottery? The number I have been using isn't working out. rr

I have a 55 gallon drum with a hand pump that I fill once or twice a year. I only add water displacement stuff in the drum. No problems so far with 450 hrs on my L3301 and never have to empty the water separator. rr

My L3301 has never hissed at me, unlike the outside cat that hangs around here. Also I found a snake coiled up on the tank one day, It didn't live long enough to hiss. I hate snakes. rr

Several ways to do what you want to do. On new ground, I always like the turning plow first then disk or till, I have even used old bed springs to level and bust clods. Best thing I ever had though was my Cub Farmall and all the attachments /plows for gardening. rr

This does work, also dribble some coke cola while rubbing. Vinegar may do also as it's an acid. rr

Your dad had it tough for sure. Just finished reading "The rise and fall of the third Reich", all six books by William Shirer. Seems there is another guy doing similar things over in Russia. On a better note, I have three grand daughters graduating this year that I have had a great time with...

That is cool as ice cream in August, didn't know that. Thank you, now I can see maps better.

Don't ever get below 1/4 or so with my 3301 so I have never ran out of fuel. Not sure if I would have to go through a bleeding process or not, but I will say that when changing filters I never have to bleed the system. It just takes a few more rounds to start. rr

The shop where I get auto service done takes it, no charge. rr

Don't care how big of drain pan,,, I always make a mess...........LOL ;)

Or as in the old days, just whittle out a stick and drive it in. rr

Not a kubota but, Merry Christmas.

My vote is for renting the mini X. When I was renting hay fields the owner wanted the fence rows cleaned up. Told her it was too time consuming for me so she hired a couple lads. They showed up wearing flip flops and short pants. They stayed maybe an hour. LOL rr