Recent content by Will_C

I replied earlier-I haven’t had any DPF problems or electronics problem in 8 years and 460 hours. If I had the choice, I’d have a tractor without DPF or the electronics-but if you want a new tractor…. I’d like to buy a truck without a push button start-keys have worked for me for over 45 years…...

440 hours on my L3560. 13 or 14 regens without a hitch. Had to replace an o-ring on a FEL line and both 3rd function hoses. That’s it.

I have the 805 on my tractor, and it is nice to have. But $15,000-I wouldn’t pay that! If I can remember correctly it cost me 1200-1300 to upgrade the loader in 2018.

I have a 3560, bought in 2018. I use a 6’ cutter with no problems. I went with the heavy bucket with the replaceable edge on the 805 loader. My regens have ranged from 22 to 35 hours. Have been very happy. I would have liked to have R14 tires, but I bought before there introduction.

Stihl 462, 400, and 260.

I run the conditions call for. Trimming around the house, lots of Hal throttle and idle. Cutting hundreds of feet of ditch with 3’ high weeds-wide open.

I too have a KM 130 that is 10-12 years old. Between the power paddle, pole saw, and trimmer attachments it gets 20-30 hours use a year. Had the filters and spark plug changed once and the valves adjusted. It has been trouble free.

I use the same sprayer on a Kubota RTV- no electrical issue.

A friend has a Maverick. He drives a lot so mpg is important. He uses the bed to haul gas jugs, garbage to the transfer station, and can put a deer back there when he hunts. Back seat room is a little less than my 2015 Tundra double cab. It works for him, and except for towing my dump and...

Have had my L3560 for about 15 months. I have 150 hours on it. It has regenerated 6 times-each time has been around 25 hours plus or minus an hour or two. I was just wondering about others experiences. Probably 80-90% of the hours have been at 540 PTO speed using a RFM, a tiller, or a bush hog...

I know it had been discussed many times on TBN, and the general consensus is 5 PTO hp for 1 foot of bush hog size. Just looking if anyone has had any real world experience with a L3560 and a "2 inch" capacity bush hog. I need a 6' cutter to cover my tracks- tractor is 70" wide- but worry if I'll...

I bought a L3560, and am in the process of figuring it out! One thing I can't find in the owner's manual is how to reset the speed and fuel displays from metric measurements to English. Anyone have any advice for me? Thanks, Will

Hello. I am planning on upgrading from my B 2620, primarily to have more PTO power, more weight, and more ground clearance-doing some different work than when I bought the 2620 9 years ago. I am considering these 2 tractors, as well as a L 3560. I got quotes on the 3901 (32PTO hp) and the 3560...

Have a B2620 and it has been a great tractor. Over the past couple of years, I have been putting more food plots in-now up to 3 acres. The 2620 has got the job done, but it struggles with a 60" tiller. I expected the tiller would be a bit much for the tractor, but I know at some point I would...

I have a 2015 double cab with the TRD package, 5.7 engine. I only have about 8500 miles on it. So far, I am very satisfied. It is tremendously more powerful than my 2004 with the 4.7. I average around 15mpg. That is an average of mostly short trips, some towing a 4,000 lb trailer in the summer...