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I'm in Georgia, what town are you close to? I want to see how long the drive would be.

Is there any chance that it was a bird nest that caused this? I've had wren nest on my tractors plenty of times.

I have a Land Pride AFM4211. It's a bat wing type finishing mower that's 11' wide. It does a great job. You will need a minimum of 35-40 hp tractor.

I have a L4060 and pull a 11' finishing mower and have no problems. I say sure you can.

There was a running joke in my industry, that when a piece of equipment that was worn completely out and was junk, because of no grease. You know what caused this, "too much grease"!

Mine did it the day I bought it. It's not from wear.

My L4060 is that way. When I'm cutting on a slope, I'm constantly turning the steering to go straight.

I have a B3300 that does this. I found out that the 3 point lift has to be in the neutral position. You pull it forward to lower and return lever to the neutral position after adjusting height. If it's not centered, the lift is very very slow. The bucket will tilt fine. I'm not sure if your...

No it doesn't. I mainly use an 11' finishing mower.

HSTC doesn't have a clutch. I idle mine up a little before engaging the pto. No problems.

We foamed filled all our forklift tires at work. It was well worth the investment. I don't think it would payoff on my tractor. I found a place that will patch the hole and will put a tube in, if it fails. Thanks for all the suggestions.

It's in the tread area. It's a R4 tire. Only 500 hours on tractor. I will check into the patch or maybe foam filled. I never thought a deer could cause damage to my tractor. If the patch works, how can you add antifreeze to the tire?

I have a deer antler in my rear water filled tire. Do they make a plug that can seal a 1/2" to 3/4" hole. Tire is tubeless. It's a 17.5 X 24, if that matters.

When you first turn the key on, do you hear a click from the fuel solenoid? You should hear that when you turn key to the on position, not when starting.

That rod tends to stick and needs a little wd40 a couple times a year. it should look like this photo.

I have a B3300 and here's what mine looks like.

Check the lever on three point hitch. Just raise it and make sure the lever is in the center when you finish. Now your fel will lift. These models don't have the same set position that you can set your mower, it's up or down. It's a pain to run a bush hog or blade, because you have to adjust the...

Make sure the three point hitch lever is in the middle position. You have to pull that lever all the way to lift and lower. It seems to be lazy about finding the middle and the fel moves very slow going up or down.

North Idaho Wolfman, you never cease to amaze me with your knowledge and diagrams. Glad you are a staff member and on this site.

I have a B3300 and the HST pedal switch will get stuck and need a little cleaning and WD40. It will not turn engine over, but there is a single click when key is turned on, fuel solenoid. Try to move pedal back forth while looking at switch underneath tractor.