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I just installed the Kubota kit after research and it is really good. Someone posted instructions on here for a l6060 which is the same kit and it helps a lot with the installation.

My l4760hstc does the same thing and it is normal. Mine has done that since new.

I would look closely at the pro shaft on your implement. It should slide in and out easily. Also check to see if the shaft is too long when raising and lowering the implement. If it is too long and needs to be cut it will put extreme forces on the tractor pro when it bottoms out.

A cover that slides off it.

See if it has a plastic cover that is solid over it.

A top link with a check valve will stop this. I have one and it works amazing.

I purchased a 72" cosmo about 3 years ago. I run it on my l4760hstc It has been great. I think it is better built than a lot of others. Very heavy steel, orange matches pretty good, and it fits an i-match and land pride quick hitch. I had a tractor supply 60" and it was not near the quality.

Mine has been great. I have mowed about 30 acres 3 times and never had a steering problem again. I mow with a John Deere 390 flail mower. I have not noticed any thing negative by doing this. Lift capacity seems to be the same with loader and 3 point hitch-speed seems to be the same and still...

A flail mower will do wonders if you can find a used one in your area. They lay all the cut material down spread out directly behind cutter. I have a flail mower and a rotary cutter. I never use the rotary cutter anymore.

Have you found a solution yet? How many hours on this machine? Sounds like you are getting air in form somewhere. You can look at the fix that I posted like lugbolt suggested but your issues sound a little different than mine where. After running the tractor for 2-3 hours running pto mowing...

No I have not. Thanks for the information I will try it. The original seat I had to flip the seat up and pull up on a lever under the seat to keep it on and that isn't on the new air ride seat.

I have the grammar air ride in grand l4760 hstc with the fore/aft kit. The part number is MSG75G/531 for the seat. You need to order it form a kubota dealer to get it with the riser that is required under the seat. You lose the swivel feature and if you want to run the pto without being in...

I didn’t have it done. I looked up what they where going to do and never brought it to my dealer. I will keep an eye on mine and if I ever see problem then I will trim it myself. They will only replace the entire rubber matt if it is all coming up. Mine looks like new and it is a 2015. I think...

Has anyone purchased a Curtis cab with ac for your ZD1211 mower? If so how do you like it?

I can understand that they say to remove liquid ballast with backhoe installed. I can not understand why they say to remove liquid ballast with a cab. I have a cab tractor and have always had liquid ballast in rear only. The cab does not add very much additional weight. I can not imagine not...

I have a L4760hstc cab tractor. It is more than capable of your needs, although you can never have too mush horse power. If funds are capable go with the l6060hstc cab. Coming from an L3540hstc I would not recommend the L3560, not enough horse power for the size of the tractor. The L4060...

I personally like my 3 point rear remote powered log splitter. I can run my l4760 at 1000 rpm and it is plenty fast and powerful. I don't have to maintain another engine. I split about 5 ricks a year. If I was selling wood I would want a self contained unit.

Fig no G110xx is the steering controller. It is located under front of tractor between frame, has 4 lines connected to it. One comes from the pump output 2 go the the steering ram that moves the wheels left or right. Then a 4rth is a return line. In the 1rst image, take small short line 010...

Please search L6060 steering loss and read through all of that. The correct fix as far as I can tell has details on the best way to fix this. The way I had it before is not the best way to do this after talking in the forum with 2 others. I also posted some images of it.