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I ordered another smaller size pin spanner wrench that actually fits the bucket cylinders. It is a Vmotor Chrome Vanadium Adjustable C Spanner Hook Wrench Tool - 3/4-2"(19-51mm) from Amazon for $11.00 The pin size 4mm and is stamped 3/4-2 for OD of nut. It is a perfect fit. Hopefully this...

I received the Gearwrench 81862 with the 3/16” pin. It’s a perfect fit on the boom cylinder nuts. For the bucket cylinder nuts (that I’m working on), the pin is about .005” too big, but it worked. About 3 love taps with my dead blow hammer and they spun free. And yes, I did leave them on the...

Well that’s not the word of encouragement I was looking for. :)

Thanks Wolfman that's the same one I was looking at elsewhere for nearly double the price. I ordered one and will give it a try and let everyone know how it works.

Has anyone done this before that could tell me what you used for a wrench? I can build one easy enough, but if there's one available for purchase I'd do that first. Pin type spanner wrench.

Yes I would check all of the safety interlock switches. I had a 2120 Ford that would not start if the PTO lever had been pushed ever so slightly beyond the detent to disengage the PTO. Took me exactly one time of walking a mile to get a truck to jump start it before I figured out that one. ;)

I would go with a 6.4 x 16. I like tandem axles if for no other reason you have a chance to save it and get off the road if a tire blows out. If you ever decide to sell it, a 16ft trailer is easy to get rid of.

Until you get them replaced be careful when airing them up. I had a front tire on a 4wd compact tractor explode with my head directly over the rupture. They were weathercracked but not severe. Complete blowout big enough to stick your fist in. My ears rang for a couple of days, otherwise I was...

I don’t have a lot of hope for Tier 4 and beyond engines. Not just in tractors but anything that requires a prime mover. I hope we go back to about 1997 technology, but doubt it will happen.

If nothing else the one page with fluid capacities is real handy.

Well I at least can view the owners manual for my new to me L2500DT. Not that I really need it but good to know I can.