Recent content by soarkrebel

Help yourself......:D And it does help with changing implements.

Oh yeah notice I shortened the threaded portion going into the turnbuckle to add strength to it.;)

Stop scratching your head.....:D I am not the only one that has bent them while working....... http://www.orangetractortalks.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2957 What happens is the all thread portion is not that big. If you push trees and heavy brush with the back of a box blade it applies...

I loaded mine myself with water and anti freeze. Bought an adapter from Gemplers and was simple. I have let some friends borrow it to do theirs as well. For me I wouldn't have one without them being loaded. On the hilly terrain I live it seems to male the tractor more stable.

I have a L3000DT and have a leak. It is leaking fluid from the 4wd actuating lever on the lower portion to the rear end. I have a parts schematic and it shows to o-rings that seal it. I am unsure if I can remove just the arm or do I have to remove that whole block area. I don't have a shop...

Oh and most of the time I bent them pushing brush. When I bought this 17 acres and my home the former owners never cleaned up after the ice storms. I spent many hours on my tractor dragging,piling up and burning trees.

This mod is far superior to the Kubota design. And there are times when I do use the rear cutting edge. This design allows me to have some slack in the implement.

My rig.......2004 GMC 2500HD.....

Well this is my first post on this site and thought I would share a fix I came up with for the Stabilizer on my L3000DT. I kept bending the stock ones and I bought some left hand all thread to fix them. Still bent them so I had a bright idea. I bought some 3/8th chain and a couple of grade 8...