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Finally found it with another mechanics help. It was a connector or fuse that is tied into the pos battery cable and feeds the fuses above. It looks like a black wire connector. We got it apart and I blasted it clean in my blasting cabinet. The other end that slides into it with 10 gauge red...

used a test light no power to dash no power to fuse panel by clutch pedal I can jump out the starter and it cranks over battery connections are fine

It is a HST and the tractor is stored under cover and has a curtis cab. I will check the fuses.

I went out today to use tractor and again no lights on dash when key is turned. I then moved the wires around again by ignition switch but still nothing . I changed the switch and still nothing. Battery is fine cables fine I jumped starter and it ran. Something causing power not to be turned on.

Went out this morning and tractor started right up I moved it out from the cover its stored in and got the dash cover unbolted and lifted up as best I could on pass side to get at the ignition switch. Playing with ignition switch wires I could see them come and go so must be internal problem in...

I initially started the tractor it ran for 20 min then I shut it off and when I came back and turned the key and nothing. No instrument panel lights or anything. I checked battery connections all excellent I jumped out starter it cranked fine. I put battery jumpers on still no change. I left it...

Right front axle 4wheel drive.

it seems like they last awhile then start leaking on inside of the right wheel. I have done the left once but the right 3 times. I am using Kubota greases seals.

Pins I am sure are available in standard size and Factory did do them with non replaceable bushings to save money. I think I should have worded it different to see what fixes guys have come up with to retighten bucket

I have greased it faithfully its just normal wear. The bucket when laid flat on ground will move so I see its worn no egg stuff yet. Where are you located? I am in Massachusetts.

Have any of you ever reamed out the existing pin guides and replaced them with bronze greasable bushings and new pins?

To my surprise when I called Kubota dealer there are no replacement bushings and pins for the bucket on my 3031 Kubota. Has anyone here ever reamed out the worn holes and installed bronze bushings and new pins? This to me is a real failure on Kubota engineering. Most tractors have replaceable...