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The Kubota tractors use an open center system (for most models). That means the pump is just pumping the fluid into a pipe that goes to valves and dumps back into the sump. This is happening anytime the tractor is operating. The flow is really low pressure fluid until a valve diverts the...

Look at the height of what the mower is capable of. Most flail mowers have a limit that is less than most rotary cutters. The flail mowers can probably be run higher by carrying the weight of the mower and adjusting the top link. I believe the flail mowers rear wheel is actually a continuous...

Dan, I think he means that the pump (I assume that is what the pipe is attached to) has four threaded bolt holes in it, while the pipe has only three clearance holes. But I may be way off base again.

There would NOT be a gasket there. Did you get the OEM o-ring? If not, I suggest you get the o-ring from the dealer to make sure it is the correct size. I imagine that there is some groove cut into one of the parts to hold the o-ring. I further think that would be the pipe. You may want to...

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I am surprised that @GeoHorn did not have a checklist for attaching trailer and loading the tractor!:ROFLMAO:

I see that there is some o-ring or gasket between the pipe and the pump (marked in red) There are also some seals at the rear banjo bolt. See item 100 for front and 110 for the rear.

Yes there is an o-ring there. You may just need to tighten the bolts up??

Yes there is some cost involved but there are the removable jacks like this that would eliminate your concern with space and visual conflict...

Instead of the “feet” at the rear of the tractor, I would use a trailer tongue jack instead. That has two benefits, you can raise it to unload the weight from the load, you can use it to jack up the trailer if you have a flat on the trailer. If you put a jack at all four corners you can also...

You might call this salvage yard near San Francisco. They have a lot of salvage parts from the L-series tractors. They can probably sell you the turf rims from a L245 and may be able to explain the tire sizes. For sure a tire company like Miller Tire can tell you if they can provide you with...

I doubt you can physically mount a turf tire on your existing rims that are for ag tires. You may be able to get some tire that is not so aggressive as the R1 tires. The turf tires are shown in the L245F parts list (link below). The rears but not front are shown in the L245DT section so if...

WSM = Work Shop Manual which is also called a service manual. Dealer can probably sell you one on paper, may give you one in PDF. It may be on Kubota Books

Put in a large box for package delivery. You may just need to discuss it with your post office person in charge and the can just leave them at your box?

I recommend that you do it by hand, digging the roots out. They won’t be deep and you can then put them in a barrel and let them die or try to burn them! If you disturb them, every piece that touches the ground will become another living plant. Since they are the jumping kind, I assume that...

If you intend to drill through the plastic be sure not to use a twist drill. The hole will not be round if you use a normal twist drill! You could also look at something like an access port and install a nipple on it. Something like this would work and seems to be set up for what you need -...

Not sure where you are since “National“ does nothing to locate your location but if it is cold it could be that you have improper fuel in the tank and it is gelling and restricting the flow.

So that is the pressure while you are holding the valve open and the engine is full throttle = 1200 PSI?

It appears correctly plumbed into the system. It looks like the pressure may be just the system flow pressure (but I wouldn’t have expected it to be that high unless the three point valve (or some other valve) is lifting something). Did you actuate the valve to move the cylinder (normally...

Well you seem to not like to answer questions which is not helpful for anyone to assist in a solution. Since you made a somewhat incorrect statement about how diesels work I will provide a short explanation for your clarity. The fuel is pumped to the injectors. The pressure from the...