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I haven't found any advice or insight into how hard of a job this is to tackle for the average joe. My front passenger hub is pouring out gear oil and not sure about just taking everything apart right away. I found info on the pivot part of the axle and such (that's leaking on both sides, not...

replaced the stock starter with a starter from a reefer unit gen-set, repaired the positive connection going to the starter(the end was melted), and added a ground wire to run to where the starter mounts to the tractor. That gen-set starter is a real beast when turning the engine over. it puts...

New iberia is right down the road from where I am. Small world lol

I live in southern Louisiana and when the temps got below 0°Celsius my 20yr old tractor with a battery that doesn't have as much UMPH as it used to, the tractor didn't start. Yes, I could've jumped the batteries or put a new one, but it was too cold for a southerner like me to be out there. Not...

4wd is nice to have but not mandatory, if it's only a couple thousand more I'd rather have it and not need it than need it and not have it, especially if you're doing dirt work. I'm not sure about the live pto thing bc I have a gst, it runs similar to a manual, so when I press in the clutch it...

Does it make any noise or any kind of response when trying to engage the PTO?

I have a similar tractor and had the same issue, the key wouldn't activate the starter and wouldn't shut off the engine. Found out that it was a micro switch in the steering wheel dash that was faulty and another switch that activates the glow plugs. Check your relays and such is what I'd suggest.

I recently bought a 20yr old l3410 that had hydraulic leaks, no seat, and hasn't been started for over a year AND it was left in the field. I charged the battery and it cranked right up, then I got to fixing it's issues. For the amount I paid for it, with the parts and expenses, I still paid a...

Pushing it into the pile might be the safest way

I'd say as long as you're not getting direct fire on your loader joints or where you have grease and rubber you'll be fine.

I moved around a dump truck load of dirt to raise up the ground by my grandma's brick walkway that wraps around her house

Woah. I don't expect all of this back and forth

Thank you. I kinda knew you were joking, but wanted to know what older ones you meant(older diesel or older additive brands). I'm a new owner to an abused tractor, and you guys on here are very informative and helpful.

What do you mean "older ones"

What diesel fuel additives are good to use for an older tractor

Thanks for the help. I just wasn't sure if they still supported panels and such for the late 90s models

I am wanting to know if I can order new hood trim parts for my l3410. I am missing the front grill part with the lights, and the side plastic vents on the hood.