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I use 15W-40 but only use my tractors in Summer. I would use 5W-40 if also using in colder weather, though it seems like it would not make any meaningful difference.

Stanadyne, .....or various other brands. If specifically for algae protection then: BioBor JF

Nice! You obviously bought it new, and have kept it stored inside!

E-Bay listing says it will fit Kubota L3250. Fit Kubota L3600? .......dunno!

I have that EXACT same generator for backup here in Florida. Have only used it twice in ten years, but it is a sweet little machine, and I will never surrender it. I also have a Honda EM 6500 water cooled unit up North. A truly wonderful piece of machinery!

I think from a cost effective perspective the advice that "anomad" is offering above is good. If you do decide on a grapple, I would highly advise an EA "wicked" grapple (not the cheapest, but the best!) I have a grapple (not EA) but have EA forks, and I use my forks frequently. As I mentioned...

I think I can tell you which is the BEST hyd. thumb for your hoe, but I have no idea what it might cost. I have an L48 TLB that I bought in 2019 with only 251 hours. It is a magnificent machine (toy) for me, and the hyd. thumb is superb (it interacts perfectly with the bucket position) The...

A Japanese woman, on a train between Moscow and Helsinki? What are the odds for THAT ?:)

Good luck with that!

At some point, potential buyers will just walk away,... if the item is not an absolute necessity. I believe that point in time is commonly called....recession!

For a little 4,000 pound tractor, I can certainly understand that would work just fine.

I would say,...... your guess is as good as mine!

I really do not think anyone can reasonably answer your "how far down will I have to dig" question, without seeing your particular location. As a possible guide: sewer drain lines must slope at least 1" per 10', and that is a smooth pipe absolute minimum pitch!

YUP !!!

I understand. Because poly is easy to cut,..... it is obviously the best material for the OP's project? Got it now! ;)

As before: Any 12" corrugated pipe, or pipes, is not the best idea. 12" corrugated pipe is readily plugged by debris. Any diameter poly pipe ("plastic") is a very poor idea if trying to minimize earthen cover. With... adequate earth cover..... poly pipe is the best choice.

At the current exchange rate that should be about $1,600 USD.

A single 20" diameter culvert will provide nearly 50% more flow than two 12" culverts, and will be much less suceptible to plugging from debris.

There should not be a need to cut any type of 20' pipe for that proposed application.

Poly pipe is excellent, but the OP will need to use a lot more cover fill if using poly pipe. Running a semi truck over poly pipe with 12" of cover is not the same as running that semi truck over steel pipe with 12" of cover. More cover material means more dirt hauling for the entire approach...