Search results

Had the same problem with my L3800. Turned out to be the HST pedal needed the adjustment backed off. Try putting in neutral, and giggling the HST pedal while turning the starter. That's all it took when the Kubota guy came over.

Thanks for the help

I have an L3800 HST with a Land Pride brush mower. There are three positions on the tractor for the rear portion of the top arm on the 3 pt. With the brush mower, is there any advantage/disadvantage to which position (hole) you use for the rear of the top arm?

I have a L3800 with an Erskine plow. It has the hydraulic setup your looking for. Perhaps they make a model for your BX 2370

I have an L3800. The manual says to leave it on when not being used. Mine is covered with grease, so leaving it off would subject it to dirt.

I have a dealer installed front end hydraulics on my L3800 HST. I use it for both a Grappler and front end snow plow. It is actually electric/hydraulic. Works great. You need to perform one extra task when disconnecting the implements. With the Grappler, raise the claws 1/3 to 1/2 way open...

The tire and rim were bought from the dealer already mounted. The basis of my question was see if there was any known drawbacks regarding handling, traction or wear that would cause me to have to have the tire remounted immediately.

I had to replace the front wheel and tire on my L3800. The tire is an R4. After mounting the wheel and tire on the tractor, I noticed that there is a "direction of travel" arrow on the tire. And of course my tire had been mounted the wrong way (according to the arrow). Should I have the tire...

The instructions with my brush mower said to attach the non-adjustable arm first and then you can attach the adjustable one by adjusting it to line up. Third link you attach last . Biggest problem I have is trying to hold the drive shaft coupler back while at the same time trying to align it to...

I have a WR Long Grappler and had the same problem. My dealer contacted the manufacturer and they gave the following procedure which works great: 1 Before shutting off the tractor raise the grappler claws about half way up. 2 Shut the tractor off and then turn the key back to the on position (...