Recent content by Sammy3700

This is what I made it is a club car ds top I made the frame and attached it to the ropes using the existing holes where you would fold the rops also made a great place to mount the led lights also added a golf cart mirror

If I remember correctly they need a small amount of play and they do use nylon lock nuts to hopefully keep them in place

I know everyone has their opinion but, I did the same thing on both my L3800s they had 2 stubs and 4 bolts on the rear wheel. Went to local dealer bought 16 studs and nuts. I would rather mess up a stud than strip the hub in the future

If you try to engage the gears too fast after massing the clutch they may still be moving so pausing a few more seconds may stop the grinding

The only thing I would say try is when the clutch is mashed put the transmission in any gear this would stop the gears from turning engage pto place transmission in neutral or once the clutch is mashed pause a few additional seconds before engaging the pto

Your tractor should carry the BH-77 however if the subframe for your tractor will fit in the 90 brackets it should work. Now my opinion it will bounce the tractor around like a basketball because the 3901 doesn’t have enough weight to hold the tractor in place my Bh-77 will move my L3800 around.

Most of my equipment was not QH ready, I modified it so that the lower hitch is uniform to the same width as QH equipment is why I made the solid stabilizer on each side (no more check chains original arms and chains in a corner of shop) also have made the same setup on several tractors for...

I like my pats I bought the weld on version and made my own lift arms and stabilizers they are same length as factory so top links and pto shafts all work.

So far I have been fortunate with mine however the earlier ones did have a recall my serial number was is after the recall I have not b able to find it, it was posted here several years back

I just realized who you are LOL isn’t this your 2nd broke pin if you need help bring it on we will fix it

Don’t remember the serial number break but there was a recall on that exact pin if you want to check with your local dealer

I am sure others will jump in, I have the same tractor as yours they have a overrunning clutch in the rear to prevent damage to the pto from implements like bush hogs which have a fly wheel effect and have to coast to a stop. I would recommend lowering the mower to the ground until the blades...

I may get corrected for my thoughts but, I have two 3800s one with R4 one R1 same tractor as yours just older R4 tires I run 15 in rear year round so far no problem with slipping in the rim, front 20 when mowing without loader on, loader on I bump the front up to 35 loading dirt and gravel with...