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Alternator is rated for 45A so I should be good there. I wouldn't be using everything at one time either. I could wire everything in one or two circuits but just personal preference I guess to have everything separate, plus I like the ability to add things later in time. Thanks for the responses

Definitely using a master fuse for the power supply, I may do a ignition control relay depending what I add.

Yeah this is definitely not my first wiring job, just looking to see if anyone has went through this before on this particular model tractor. There is very little room up near the firewall.

Has anyone installed an auxiliary fuse block on a L3800/L3200? I'm looking to add extra lighting among other things. I already know about the "work light" slot in the factory fuse block, so don't mention that. I'm mainly looking for a good location to mount one, there doesn't look like a lot of...

Kubota calls it a plug, I would call it a cap or some sort. It's on the bottom of the bevel gear housing. I didn't take any pictures of the process changing it out I probably should have though. Yes mine has two drain plugs, one on each bevel gear housing, one fill plug and one check plug.

Today I was replacing the left side front axle plug PN 34070-13100 on my L3800HST and was wondering about draining the fluid. Replacement went seamless no problems there. When the old plug was removed there was metal flakes in the bottom of the housing though I'd say normal as the fluid has...

Bumping this to the top. Local tractor dealer(not Kubota) said I would risk burning up the HST pump by trying to pull a disc to large for my tractor. Any more input with pulling a 16x20 disc with a HST?

Problem with that is most of my tractor work is for food plots, which most are under 1/4 acre. Some places are only as wide as the tractor itself.

I have the same tractor as the OP. Pulled a 4 foot last year no problem. I have looked at the 6 1/2 foot disc at the dealer in Monroeville, seems solid. Good to hear that ours can pull one that size.