Recent content by Capnbeak

I have an L3750 4wd and pull a 7foot tanden in sandy loam. if you bog down just raise it a little and get moving first. Just for food plots a 6 foot disk should be fine. If you plow something much bigger hire someone with a big tractor and an offset disk.

Thanks for your info

If you decide to go with a shredder take a look at the Howse line-various sizes. I have a 72inch with a 100hp gearbox that has worked well for 10 years. Use it on my L3750. American company and not the expense of the Bushog line.

Does anyone know of a source for salvage engine parts for the orange tractors? Need some replacement fuel bleed cocks and don't want to spend $100.

I had a similar situation with an L3750. I had actually had a bug hatch inside the tank. They looked like mayflies and still don't know how they got in the tank. But i have flushed the tank several times and hopefuly now have unrestricted fuel flow. The filter would always get contaminated first...

The cylinders that i had repaired were leaking and the shop said one rod needed replacing. I am not sure if there was anyway to verify that to be true so i just paid the man. The cylinders at the bucket are not leaking so i am holding off on them for now. The parts from kubota are out of sight...

Is a pump rebuild an option?

Thanks. I used American Hydraulics in north Ft Worth and I think their market is really the bigger cylinders so might do something different for the bucket end. $80 just to give me an estimate but that was included in the price. I have been checking on Surplus Center.

BF 900 loader on an L3750DT: Just had the lower cylinders rebuilt by a local hydraulic repair shop to the tune of $915. Just curious as to the feasibility of replacing the cylinders instead of rebuilding as the upper (bucket) cylinders will need repair soon. In defense of the shop one rod did...

aha-now i see why he is concerned

Like Toyboy said you don't want to drop the pump-but most like you have 220 cable secured not only to the pump but also to the bottom sections of pipe

I have a 12 foot Aframe mounted to the front of my L3750 and used a notched board to hold the joint as it was unscrewed-but metal pipe is so much heavier i would be concerned i think

I saw that logsplitter at TSC for 600 plus and thought it would work off of my L3750-now i am concerned.

Or is the Brush Hog a hydraulic shredder?? Not PTO driven?

I have an L3750DT 4WD with a BF900 loader. I have used a 6 foot Howse Shredder for years running off of the PTO. I am not sure why you would anticipate a problem.? It works great.