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Nice work Idaho. Are they running that place off of all solar?

Does anyone know what models/years have the 12v supply under the seat?

Good deal. Great idea

Nice clean work. What can you use the terminals for?

Yessir. I bought a load in 2014 to top the parking area on our new property. It was the small 0-1". It packed down hard. I bought the 1-3" for road repair.

Spread 50 tons of steel slag to rebuild my messed up private road. About 125 yards long.

Any other input?

Thanks sir. I'm new to tractors and not sure where all those are but I can probably figure it out

Hi folks. I have a 2008 L3400 (DT/standard shift). Just recently it has become almost impossible to put it in High. It goes into low, neutral, reverse just fine but when I move it over and try go to high it's binding up. I've sprayed all the connections/pivots I can see with Lithium...

Will do. Thanks

Yuk. Thanks for doing the research. I appreciate it.

Thanks for the info. My retractor works...It's the female end thats broke. I'll make a call soon.

My seatbelt will not click together and stay locked. It's no longer under warranty. Do you think the dealer will cover a safety issue like this? I bought the tractor used and don't have a "relationship" or point of contact at the nearest dealer.

Posing for tractor shots

Got it lined out. Moved the top link down all the way and was able to shorten it up. Lifting up nicr and high now. Thanks for the info fellows. "The realities are that, you know, as a black man, you know, Barack can get shot going to the gas station, you know." Michelle Obama

I went ahead and did everything myself. It wasnt too bad. But I forgot there was two drain plugs for the hydraulic fluid and only did one. Oh well. Did the radiator, front axle, oil, hydraulic, all zerks. Very satisfying saving that big money!

Thanks. Will do "The realities are that, you know, as a black man, you know, Barack can get shot going to the gas station, you know." Michelle Obama

Well I did find a picture from recently. This is as high as I can get it: And I found a pic from when I put a tool box on the back and confirmed that top link is in the top hole:

I wish I had a quick attach bucket and some good forks but had to make do with some borrowed chain on's. This deer stand was heavy! Glad I had the shredder on the back! And yes....I knocked the hell out of my roof on a limb. Need to get that readjusted soon! :D

Good idea. I think it's in the top hole. Thanks. Can't wait to get up to the property and figure it out. I didn't have much time last trip.