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Take the $ equal and buy a Polaris. rr

Just serviced my Polris this week. Used a floor jack and 4 jack stands. A foot of elevation makes a world of help. rr

Now I know everything. Almost. rr

2017 model L3301, 480 hrs, no problems except the pis.y ars PTO cable, but I fixed that. rr

Notice, soup may be hot!! Reckon???? rr

No expert here, but it sounds as if the tractor has mis-matched tires on the front or rear causing some binding when traveling in FWD. There could also be damage to the front end caused by being in FWD and operating on hard surface, such as pavement. JMHO. rr

close enough for gummit work. rr

Hum, my 3301 HST came delivered with the hand hold installed. Guess some do and some don't. rr

L3301 And 1943 Farmall A. which still runs good. rr

FYI; A few = 4; Several = 7 to 9; A bunch = 10 to 15; A goob = more than 15 to 20; Uddles = 20 or more. ;)

Guess I got cheated, the bums. In 1962 I was paid 50 cents an hour to drive survey stakes in a cotton field, which soon became a housing development. rr

The Marlin is a sure cure. Save the critters up in the freezer until you have enough for a big pot of squirrel & dumplings for the next church social. ;) rr

My L3301 has very weak power steering until I press the HST pedal or at the least a little movement of the tractor. I have read somewhere that, that is normal. rr

Thanks for the replies. There will some SUD left in the axle after draining, even overnight as I did. So I figure a little more mix won't hurt a thing. Cold weather not a problem here way down in AR, most of the time. If it's below freezing I have the option of staying by the fire. rr

I drained the front axle of factory lub and refilled per operating manual. I put in four quarts of 90 wt. gear oil. According to the book it holds 4.8 US qts. It appears to need more to be full. Question is; is it ok to top it off with SUDT as I have a couple gals. left in my stock or should...