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If your three point control is in the full up position this can cause the loader to be slow. Try backing it off a bit. If this solves your problem your rock shaft probably needs adjusted.

According to https://www.tractordata.com/farm-tractors/007/4/1/7417-kubota-l4060-attachments.html it appears the LA805 is the appropriate loader. If none are available you could go aftermarket with something like the Koyker 180 or explore their other models...

As Bruce suggested remove a glow plug for the brand and number. You may also shoot an email to NGK and they will tell you which NGK plug is correct for your tractor and give you a price.

My L2501 has a spare connector, not a spare harness tied in with the wiring under the left rear fender. It's for a work light and turns on with the ignition switch. It's on a ten amp fuse and one must add a switch to turn if off or it's on all the time the tractor is on. Some tractors may...

You could also check into Koyker loaders. They're well made and have some replacement parts available on line. I don't think they come in orange, though.

I would be more concerned about attaching Pat's Cat 2 to the Cat 1 lifting arms. The Cat 2 pins are probably too large for the Cat 1 arms. Sticking with Cat 1 is probably best.

I'd begin by cleaning battery cables and terminal ends tightening securely when done. Clean and tighten frame ground as well. If the problem persists after charging the battery monitor the battery voltage while attempting to start. You may find the battery is not up to snuff and due for...

My limited experience tells me your observation is correct - on older tractors lower rpm use would result in lower hour meter indication as well as a lower tachometer reading. Newer hour meters seem to run whenever the key is on and do not depend on engine speed. Of course if that's the case...

Look at the three point lever, then concentrate on the slot in which it travels. There may be a stop you can relocate located at the end of the slot. Loosen it, put it where you want it, retighten.

If you're just replacing the fluids I don't think it matters. If it was an HST there would be an additional filter for that. Two wheel versus four wheel drive may make a difference. For a little info you can check out https://www.tractordata.com/farm-tractors/001/3/0/1304-kubota-l3650.html

I suspect the springs in your pressure plate have taken a "set". Leave the clutch pedal in the out position and if you're really lucky the springs will return to original. If they don't return to normal over a period of time I suspect you'll be splitting the tractor. The book may suggest...

The low priced torque wrenches aren't adequate. I don't care if you go to Lowe's (Craftsman) or Harbor Freight but for your loader and wheels you'll need the 250 pound torque wrench. Of course it can be adjusted for lower torques as well. Remember to always adjust it back to zero when...

Can a fuel pump become flaky or intermittent?

You don't need the "right" battery. You need one that fits the space and has enough CCA to do the job and has the correct terminal configuration. Take some measurements of the battery location and note how the positive and negative terminals are oriented. Don't overlook terminal height in...

They are replaced when they burn out, much like a light bulb.

Regarding the Mitsubishi tractors - Valley Power in Roanoke, VA used to be a good source of parts. Bill died and his store of parts has been auctioned or sold off based on another post on this site. I can tell you from experience the front spindles are prone to snap unexpectedly on the old...

I'd start with the simplest stuff. Be sure external air path through the radiator is clear. Blow from the rear of the tractor through the radiator with air or even water from your garden hose. Junk in the fins does a remarkable job of restricting cooling air flow. Is the fan spinning? Did...

Ask yourself if the tractor is big enough for your intended uses. If it's big enough the next question would be more of parts availability for a forty year old tractor. I understand your concern. I sold my forty year old Mitsubishi a few years ago due to concern about parts availability. Can...

Have you checked the tension of your fan belt? What's the condition of the brushes?

You can try Harbor Freight. I've found their grease gun adequate. If they consider it a hand tool it will even have a lifetime warranty.