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1860 would work fine

Most likely normal especially on the smaller tractors. But just to be sure just the hydraulic fluid level they can be even louder when its too low.

I used to buy wheel bearings by the case, have had it over the rack more times than I can count. Trust me offroading guys know everything everyone has said in this thread and we consider it a cost of playing. You have to pay to play is a common thing said on mud riding forums. Not uncommon to...

Mine is the opposite pops in 4wd no problem, is a bugger to get it to come back out. Usually have to drive while shaking the steering wheel back and forth.

Pretty simple any 12v dc switch will work just need a 12v hot to the switch and for the load side 12v to the 3rd function valve. Need one switch for each function (open/close). I used a 3 position marine grade toggle with spring return to center. So push rocker one way it opens push rocker...

Titan is known for having out of spec qa frames where the pins dont engage enough. Under pressure this causes the frame to pop off as your describing. I would compared how far the pins go in on your factory bucket vs the forks if the pin engages more on your bucket you have found the problem...

Im not positive but I think it does it automatically once at 100%. Maybe someone else with a grand L can chime in. There is no reason to force it to regen it will do it when it needs to unless something fails.

Ive pulled some pretty impressive size oak trees with my dads skidding style. Its a little tank I think it will do what you want.

You guys are going about this all wrong. 3/4" air impact wrenches (1400 ft/lbs) are only a couple hundred bucks even less if you wait for a coupon at harbor frieght. They will cranks those nuts right off. I personally use a 1/2" M18 Milwaukee about 1100ft/lbs never tried it on a bushhog but...

The 525 is about 1000lbs, the weight is listed in my WSM but cant remember it exactly but its more or less 1/2 ton.

Its normal

Yea they are mostly likely the factory filters. I would defiantly do a service on the tractor for piece of mind. I personally stick with kubota fluids they seem to be reasonable priced but really any good quality fluids that meet kubota specs will be fine.

Yep it should have two drain plugs you probably didnt pull the second one. By how much it was over that sounds like it to me.

Sorry been busy with life but here is one example: http://www.amazon.com/Painless-Wiring-70207-Aux-Fuse-7Circuit/dp/B00062Z5VG/ref=sr_1_fkmr0_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1456680788&sr=8-3-fkmr0&keywords=ignition+relay+fuse+bod

You can get fuse boxes with the ignition relay built in already. The one I have on my truck has 6 spots controlled by the relay and 6 with direct power.