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No the lift arms on my tractor have adjustable stabilizer bars attached to them. They can only go one way. I've seen the same thing you're talking about on other tractors but it's not possible on mine

I'll get more pictures later but as you can see. I'm not going to be able to get anymore height on the lift arms. Because they are hitting the bottom of the cylinder.

This is the arms at the lowest setting.

this is the bottom of the lift cylinder. With the lift arms as high as they will go. It is almost hitting the cylinder

I'm trying to post pictures but I'm kinda computer illiterate.

Thanks for the offer. I wouldn't want you to go to that much trouble but if you want to come by. Just message me and we'll figure out something.

It's not been changed. The paint hasn't been disturbed. I was just thinking it might have been possible that the lifts were assembled on the wrong spline. One spline would make a big difference in the highth of the lift arms.

I'm going to try and get pictures today.

I would have to get two shorter links to raise the lift arm highth. I am wondering if I could take the arm loose at the splines and move them up a spline or two.

The lift arms are level. That's what has me so confused. The turnbuckle link and the fixed link are at the same length. The turnbuckle link is retracted completely but still the lift arms are just too low.

Thank you, mine doesn't have the adjustment holes in the lift arms. Also my left side lift arm is adjusted as short as it will go. I noticed yours has quite a bit of threads showing.

Oh and yeah I do know about the stop on the lift control. Thank you for your help.

I bought it new several years ago. I've been getting by with it but it sure is aggravating. I ordered a set of PAT quick connects it. They should be here tomorrow. I thought that might help some.

Is there a way to get the lift arms to raise higher on my Kubota 5040? When the lift arms are all the way down. They are approximately no more than 8" from the ground. At there highest my disc harrow still touches the ground.

I figured out my problem. My fuel line from the tank to the water separator under the floor board was collapsing. Apparently a rat had chewed on the line enough that it weakened it to the point it would collapse but not enough that it would leak or suck air.

Thank you for your reply. I did check the fuel cap and that wasn't the problem.

M5040 is still have a fuel supply problem. I can get it started after bleeding the air and it runs fine for a few minutes. If I put it under any kind of load. It begins to sputter and will eventually die. I've completely cleaned out the fuel system. This started after I stalled the tractor...

Several things can cause the pump to whine. First make sure it isn't low on hydraulic fluid. Next I would change the filter. Pump whine can be caused by starving the pump of fluid.

Thank you, I had actually thought of the cap vent and tried running it with the cap removed completely. I will definitely check the WS assembly for any obstructions.