Recent content by Jewing3227

Tractor is sold. Thanks

I still have the L3200. Alot of tractor for the money. I appreciate all the views!

---------------UPDATE------------------- Price reduced to $14,250

2012 Kubota L3200 4x4 HST LA524 loader with quick attach bucket R4 tires (rears loaded) 119 hours 13 months of factory warranty left Garage kept and in like new condition Located around the Southern Indiana area $14,500 Firm My email is jewing3227@yahoo.com

Hey Brad, still haven't got the tires filled yet. I've been reading about it some but I believe I might go against the grain and put tubes in my rears and have them filled with calcium chloride. I was talking to a fell the other day who has had his tires with no tubes for about 10 years with...

drill pumps are plentiful at harbor freight.....pretty simple I just didn't have any luck with the one I picked up. Calcium chloride weights around 12 lbs a gallon i believe. WWF wieghts about the same as water I hear

Meanjean--That is the adapter I have. I think you miss understood me about my setup. I had that adaptor with a 2 foot section of hose going to a "drill pump" and then from the other end of the drill pump I had a hose going to the 55 gallon drum of antifreeze. I'm not sure if your familiar...

I don't have a picture of the adapter but i bought it at tractor supply. NAPA has a version that looks similiar to it. Not sure if you know how it works but after remove the core of the valve stem you simply screw one end onto the valve stem and on the other end you screw the end of a water...

I'm sorry, not a Makita but a Milwakee hand drill. It's a basic drill, nothing special. Meanjean--- I've researched the amount needed and at 75% it's 29-30 gallons of fluid. I've got about 45 gallons of used antifreeze in a barrel so I guess i'll try and pick a small electric pump up and...

As bad as I hate to say it I ran into some problems trying to load my tires this morning. The anti freeze is used so it looks to be thicker than new might be and I'm not sure if that played a roll. I jacked the tractor up and with the tire in the 12 oclock position, removed the valve stem...

The drill pump i picked up is rated at 650 GPH @ 2000rpm so hopefully it won't take long. I believe the R4's that come on the L3200 / 3800 is 15 x 19.5. 75% is approx. 30 Gallons per tire. I forgot what size the fronts are but they hold 7 Gallons per tire. The weight gain should be roughly...

Well I picked up a decent drill pump and some hose aswell as a kit to screw on the valve stem from tractor supply. I know a fella at one of the local tire dealerships and he said he's gonna save the next 55 gal drum of used antifreeze for me. I think like most I might just fill the rears and...

What is the best way to push antifreeze in the tire? I seen a video on youtube where a guy bought a cheap marine pump from harbor freight and pushed washer fluid in tires on his lawnmower. I guess it would work on tractor tires also. Thanks for the help. Oh yeah, one last question.......does...

Sounds good guys, looks like a possible DIY in my near future. I read in the articles Stumpy put the link too and it appears the only ballist they are saying an individual can do at home is the water. Wonder why a guy couldn't come up with a way to do lets say the 50/50 mix of antifreeze and...

Hello all, I'm new to the site as well as a proud new owner of a L3200 w/ the 524 FEL. I purchased the R4 tires with the unit. It is the HST model. My wife and I recently puchased 8 acres of woods and I have been using it to help with the clearing process. The tractor has plenty of power for...