Recent content by Ladair

For my L3400 when I need fuel I drive it to a station one mile from my house. But I live on a farm to market road. I drove it 3 miles to a buddys house to work on his driveway. No way I would tow it backward. Not saying it could not be done, I jut don't think I'm skilled enough

I think you made a good choice. That was my first. Went so far as to order thru a kubota dealer. My cost thru them 425. And again after lots of thought I decided on pats at 165. I even went by and visited with the sales guy and him and I set and watched videos on pats. He was pretty impressed...

I have the same problem with mine. I think the geometry changes as the 3point is raised or lowered. Down I can get them pretty straight. Lifted they seem to twist to the inside a bit. My plan is to work on some more fine tuning. But they work pretty dang good.

Yup. I had to buy a 20” top link as well. I was going to replace mine anyway as it was frozen up. I put a pipe wrench and my over 250 of you know what bouncing on it. Never could get it to budge.

I watched that video more than once. But I also saw nevegative videos on all the other guick hitches. Not everyone likes everything. I had to do something. My wore out knees and back won’t tolerate many implement changes. Pats just seemed to be a good fit for me. After this weekend of changing...

I know this subject has been discussed plenty of times. But I Just wanted to give my opinion/review of pats quick hitch that I recently purchased. I did a lot of research on quick hitch options before I made a decision to go with Pats quick hitch for my L3400. After installing the quick hitch...

That’s pretty sharp. Enjoyed reading how you pulled it all together. I have read where some folks can’t get all of their implements to work with the same hitch. You did good.

Looks good. I just did some things similar to mine today. I’ll post up some pics when I get a chance. My tool box is only 6 x 6 x 18”. I looked at the landpride quick hitch as well. Almost ordered one. Went with pats quick hitch instead. Spent the last part of this afternoon hooking and...

Learned a lot here myself. I have hard water on a 175’ deep well. I have a water care softener. I had to put a filter on it last year as I was getting sand in the toilet tank and the impeller that operated the softener went bad. It is electric and has a single brine tank. I was told to keep it...

Your a good man. Lost my mom 9 months ago at 76 years. My awesome mother in law last Friday at 88 years. I will miss her dearly

not sure if this fits here. how do you secure your tractor. not talking about if its locked in a barn, shed, shop. mine has to live outside. and its my understanding one key fits several. all I have to do is go to my dealer and buy a key. so how do you, if you do, secure your expensive machine...

soooo........how much mud are we talking about

I would think with pats it would allow for different width implements because it allows the lower links to float more in and out......so to speak. but, I don't have that much experience this sort of thing. the three implements I have are all the same width. if I can hook and unhook without...

thought a lot about that as well. but I only have three attachments. brush hog, box blade, and post hole digger. the hitch, I think will have to come off for the post hole digger. I mainly use the box blade. so I should be good.

sounds like you got it going your way. not trying to be a horses butt. its going to be 81 in Newark Texas today...........just thought I would throw that out there:D