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Curious? Have you had emissions issues? Your symptoms, aside from the purported blown fuse(s), are consistent with B3350 emissions issues.

Makes hitching to heavy implements much easier.

I'm not a fan of quick hitches for multiple reasons. I am a fan of extendable lift arms.

Uhhhhhhhhhhhh. Well, Snap Coupler implements kinda hard to find and have been for decades.

You need to figure out some way to load the tractor while the clutch is blocked down. Ideally, you will simply work it for awhile. Eventually it will free up. Borrow a rough cut mower and go out to mow in a wide open area. Shock loading is ideal. FWIW, clutches should always be blocked down...

Agreed. No need to split at this time. Dealer just wants to sell OP a clutch job.

Routine coolant replacement is important for long term durability of cooling system components. Though the freeze protection properties of anti freeze last indefinitely, the corrosion protection properties do not. For long term protection replace coolant in accordance with the recommendations...

With enough money and/or time many things are possible but some such things are not cost effective. This is one such thing unless a simple PTO driven pump will suffice.

Bingo. I expect off-road diesel to vanish in a very few days. Farmers are not going to like this.

I bundled my B3350 with my farm when I sold it about three years ago. This enabled me to avoid tryhing to sell it outright. Surprisingly the new owner, who is not one to follow directions or read Operator's Manuals, has not had emissions issues with it.

Locking deck in up position.

Never seen that happen before. Is your lifting mechanism (and position control stop) adjusted such that the lift does not pull the deck up against the stops? Doing so will put forces beyond design specs upon components.

Heat gun will not suffice. You will need a torch. You could try an impact hammer with an appropriately sized piece of hard bronze rod.

Sizing a disc depends upon many factors aside from tractor weight and HP. What do you plan to do? Pulling a finishing disc through plowed ground takes more HP and tractive effort than pulling the same disc over unplowed ground. More than likely, a KK disc will be a light weight disc designed...

Bingo.