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Remove the rad cap and turn the tractor on. If coolant bubbles up from the rad cap, your head gasket is “gone” and needs replacing.

Going to say it’s in the 18”-20” mark.

I spoke with the dealer this am. Neither the parts dude or sales dude couldn’t come up with a part number. I would be real surprised if a part from a different series didn’t work. It’s not exactly an elaborate piece of technology.

Years ago I perused this site for help and advice related to my Kubota L1801. I ended up selling it as I moved into a 65 Massey. Sold the Massey the other day and am now the proud owner of a MX4700. Former owner bent the adjustable stabilizer arm. I would like to replace with the...

Shot out of a stand at 20 yards. Missed a doe in the morning, made good on him in the evening. He died within 10 yards of a natural spring. Lots of deer traffic coming/going to that spring. Will be hunting over it this coming weekend. 1 more tag to fill. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Don't know that I can go back to rifle now. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Hung a deer to gut it out. My first buck with a bow! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Only do that mixture for the nicer months. We had a stretch last winter where it was greater than -30 Celsius (-22 Fahrenheit) for 35 days in a row!

Change your mix ratio as suggested.

I had an overheating issue and managed to solve it by increasing the water to coolant mixture. Throughout the summer months I will almost 90% water (distilled) to coolant. Water sheds heat much faster.

I experienced a similar problem with a similar tractor. What did work (although only a temporary fix in my situation) was a can of Bars Leak for about $8. It closed up about 5 pin hole leaks in the rad and I was back in business.

Removed the box blade safely first thing this morning. Had it hooked up 20 minutes later. I spend about 30 minutes going up and down the driveway trying out my new toy and it's amazing how much better the driveway looks already.

If you decide to keep the mid-Mount mower it would be in your best interest to have some kind of bracing system installed. This will you lock everything up nice and tight and hopefully won't catch on things when you're using your rear mount implements.

If you're going to take the mower on and off continuously you might as well get the mower that's the easiest to take on and off. Rear mount, no question

I'm picking up my box blade tomorrow. Settled on $750. Will post pictures.

Thank you all for the replies. I've made an offer on the 5 footer, now we wait.

Looking to buy a box blade for my L1801. 5 foot king kutter (used) is $800 4 foot Land Pride (new) is $900 Who is running a 5 footer with similar size tractor?

There's a small plate held by 2 bolts by your right foot when seated. Throw out bearing is behind it. Mine has a white plug (recently installed)

Neighbor made it. He started with a piece from an old stove.

I off-set my rear mount mower. This allows me to get tight to the trees without being slapped in the face by branches. I doubt I get more than 8 to 12 inches of off-set but enough that it helps.