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As far as fall clean up, one of my better investments. Saves hours of time. https://www.cyclonerake.com/?gclid=Cj0KCQjwwODlBRDuARIsAMy_28WiDzPCm9rhOknwlD1-7M9aRwE4bOV3sDqi0onyEZ1qlFvfVCtilMQaAn0YEALw_wcB# Ron

Thanks all for your replies and insights. Not exactly what I wanted to hear, but, it is what it is. And a FYI, not a HST, gear. Ron

The oil seems to be too clean and clear to be engine oil. So, your speculation is that there may be an internal problem and is just draining from or through the clutch housing drain, a possibility I suppose. I'll have to look very closely again to see if it's just reaching the lowest point after...

I have a 2007 L3400, 170 hrs., and have noticed that a small amount of Hydraulic oil on the floor under the tractor. At first it was just a few drops months ago, but now seems to be leaving a spot on the floor. I've searched through my Manuals and think that the part is called a "Kit Plug"...

The L235 I had years ago had a BF400 FEL, although mine was a 4WD. Welcome to the forum and good luck on finding a loader. They are usually difficult to find without a tractor attached to them. Ron

Yep, must of been doing something right to endure the test of time. I entered the Brotherhood 50 years ago this past August. Semper Fi. Ron

Experienced problems 11-1-15,Sun. afternoon, I'm assuming this was again problems within the site:confused: Ron

I use the FEL and raise the front just off the ground to relieve pressure on steering axle. Ron

I've also have had that happen, didn't know if it was the forum or my older PC. Ron

I'm confused as to why you can't just disconnect the whole loader completely :confused: Ron

Why can't you just replace the blubs, or weren't they ever wired to be illuminated? Should be able to get behind (sometimes a real pita) but can be done. Ron

I think that this approach is probably the best that I've seen. I've tried many different approaches with dealing with venting these newer containers and most times still get some spillage from the vent because of its low profile and getting the angle right to fill whatever I'm filling. With...

I stand corrected. Good link for comparison. Thanks, Hokie. Ron

"no other ballast has more weight to gallon than salt water" I believe RimGuard (Beet Juice) is heavier, as I've been told that it weighs 10.7 lbs per gallon. Of course, not as cheap, but still not that bad as I've seen costs anywhere from $2.25 to $3.00 a gallon and you never have to worry...

Got any idea what the empty weight is on that bad boy? Very nice job! Ron

Food For Thought Ron

I'm sure that's what it is, to lock Clutch peddle in the disengaged position for long time storage. My L3400 has one, just configured a little differently. Ron

Check that all zerks are in place with signs of being greased. Ron

The Jewish Taxi driver A clearly inebriated woman, stark naked, jumped into a taxi in New York City and laid down on the back seat. The cab driver, an old Jewish gentleman, opened his eyes wide and stared at the woman. He made no attempt to start the cab. The woman glared back at him...