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I just uploaded some pic's of my beagles this morning...just figured out how to. I always clear most of the yard for the boys...makes it much easier to pick up the dog doo's lol. Wow, only 2 passes and your done. I have 1.5 km's of driveway. Gonna be a long weekend. Right now it's snowing and...

Bota's finally gonna get a workout today and tomorrow. What a difference in a week. Last weekend I was rabbit hunting with my beagles ( big white bunny's )with not a flake of snow. Today can't see 20 yards. Gonna be a busy weekend cleaning this up.

Thanks for the reply. I understand how to wire it with a normal switch however I just can't understand how to wire it to the joystick.

First of I have to admit I suck at wiring. For the life of me I can't figure out how to wire this switch to the window motor. I sure would appreciate any advice.

Just plowed the lake (pond ) out in front....hope to have a skate and BBQ with friends this weekend. Bonfire, duck and goose roast and a few buds. Winters not so bad.

You may want to check out this video. A simple and cheap fix. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EMAgb3QNEE8

Maybe some ice lettuce.:D

Plowed snow for a couple hours.

No problem...let me know what you find out

From what you discribed it does sound as though the brake is on. When I first got mine I hate to admit but I forgot to take the break off a few times for a short distance (ouch) but it sounded just like you discribed. What I would do is jack the rear end up so both tires are off the ground and...

That's really getting up there on the rpm's. With my L3800 @ 540 it has no problem throwing snow. Maybe just the blower? Also when you ingage the pto I keep my tractor at an idle and then after it's ingaged I turn up the rpm's...never had a problem with shear pins.

I believe your rpm should be 2550 for the pto. Should be marked on your speedo.

Good advice...wet snow really sucks. Go a little slower and keep her turned up.

Chains will really help with traction but you will also need wheel spacers with those tires.

When he starts making the payments the maybe think about it.

You'll have no trouble with the L3800. I'm 5.5 and the wife is 5 foot nothing. Neither one of us have any trouble driving it...actually I could probably move the seat back another notch but it's great for the wife the way it is. You'll love the L3800, it's a great tractor.

Wow, those are great photo's. Unfurtunately the L3800 is built a little different. The last 2 pic's that show where you bolted to is different than mine. On the 3800 there is not enough metal there to bolt to. The only think I can think of is yours must have a mid PTO where as the 3800 does not...

They tryed gun registration here in Canada. They spent billions of dollars only to drop it. There are a few provinces that want to start there own registation, another waste of money. It's not guns that kill people, it's people. They need stiffer sentences for people who commit crimes. I think...

Thanks for the reply. I think I have it pretty much figured out...just wasn't sure on the lower front how you attached it. I'm thinking you made an extenion out from the frame where there are three holes to attach to. When you get it on I would appreciate a few more photo's if you don't mind. I...

Sounds like a box scraper would be ideal for you. I have one on the back of my L3800 and get a lot of use out of it. I believe it weighs in at between 4 and 500lbs. I don't have my tires loaded and never had any problem lifting anything. The 3800 is a great tractor.