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No. "info" on the end. Just like it appeared up thread. But sure, whatever.

Thank you. When I tried before I got a site with redirects and a notice that the domain name might be for sale. The link you offered opened the correct site without a problem. note that the prior tractordatainfo.com IS a bad site. Not sure why I need to go back to school ...

Can anybody help with the safety switch question? Not just "Check them", but where to find them on a ca. 2002 L3010? Just for now, please stop assuming the battery is the problem when I've really done my best to say that's not the problem? :)

tractordatat.com appears to be a defunct website. good data or bad, it seems to be none now :(

R Regarding the battery cables - I sent it into the shop over what turned out to be the ground cable. They replaced the positive but not the ground. I had to do that because they didn't bother to and the problem recurred.

This thread is the only place I've been able to find information on Where safety switches on the L3010 are located. Thank you so much to the OP for asking and to the people that actually responded to the question being asked ;) Tomorrow I'll see if I can find the HST switch on mine. I still...

Banging my head against my L3010 that won't start ;) yeah ....

All that was part of the recently replaced ground cable described in my post.

I'm pretty sure this has come up before my search efforts have not found anything helpful. Apologies if anyone feels like this has been beat to death before ;) I have a shop manual, but the information in it does not help Me to find some of the likely culprits in the electrical system - various...

This is the best path. The dealer, from your description, has done things wrong start to finish and has documented it. Your lawyer to their lawyer should be a short discussion, with their lawyer telling them to settle fast and make you happy. Before it goes to court, Kubota gets involved, and...

Workshop service manual totally overloaded my poor brain with more information than I could wade through ;) But that was when I was trying to get basic information about operating and owner service stuff. I'll revisit for this specific topic and see where it gets me;) Thank you.

My tractor is having a serious problem with reverse and I am clueless as to what/why it is happening. When I put it in reverse, I am no longer getting anywhere near the speed I had been getting. It’s down to less than half a mile per hour. Hydrostatic transmission, forward seems fine. Changing...

I have the lower arms within a fraction of an inch of equal length, but the blade on the adjustable arm side is till close to 4 inches too high. There does not appear to be an adjustment on the blade for correcting this. Any thoughts?

Considering the downsides I've heard about quick hitches and the fact that they don't have ball joints either, I'm not that impressed by the hatchet job.

Thank you. I saw some words of caution about possibly needing longer toplinks and even PTO shaft issues. Good to hear that it was worth having, even if a new toplink was needed.

Anybody have experience with this product? I heard about it from Tractor Mike's YouTube and it certainly looks like something worth having. https://asktractormike.com/product/pats-easy-change-quick-hitch-category-1/

Took the lid off the new to me L3010 and found the line from the coolant overflow was disconnected. Cleaned who knows how many years of crud from between the bucket and the pins. Cleaned more junk from behind the dash as I tried to figure out why the throttle would not move. The linkage was good...

Saw an example where someone had welded expanded metal inside their grapple, making it effective for picking up smaller debris, still allowing dirt or water to pass through and preventing the vast majority of rear penetrations. I believe it was daveknowshow on YouTube.

Repaired the gouges dug in the driveway when I dragged the pallets with my sawmill in them up the drive last week. Tractor arrived After the sawmill, or I wouldn't have had to drag the pallets. Then I lifted the sawmill head assembly with the tractor so I could move forward with assembling the...