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I'm in the market for a 3 point spreader, I have searched this forum and cannot find a post related to my question. My L3400 has a quick hitch on rear and it looks to me if I buy a spreader that the control lever will be too far back to reach while sitting in the seat. Is there an extension made...

What other pin on front options are/were available other than bucket, spears and pallet forks. Have a L3400.- any? Thanks- Oldstuff

I have never removed a bucket from a FEL before, I looked it over and am wondering how difficult it is to remove those pins? I guess drive them out with a large punch? Nothing is rusted as tractor has been in a shed for it's life. L3400 from 2009. Thanks- Oldstuff

I know similar post have been here before and I did a search related to this issue. Tractor is a 2009 Kubota L3400 extra power, 35.7 HP and 28.5 pto HP, HST with ag tires. Farm is in NE Missouri and the ground is pretty decent- not hard clay. I have looked at KK 60 and 72 inch tillers and the 72...

I will likely purchase a king Kutter 5 ft tiller soon and my Kubota L3400 has a quick attach and am wondering if the pto shaft that comes with the tiller will be long enough. Can anyone help with this? Thanks

I am about to buy a cylinder to add to the rear of my L3400 for my top link, I am looking at other posts here on this site and see some add a check valve and others do not. I use my tractor with a rotary cutter mainly but also have a 7-shank cultivator for putting in my food plot and a rear...

I looked on tractor data and it list a Massey Ferguson model 261 as a class 11/1 3 point setup. I am not familiar with a multi class arrangement- what does this mean?

I'm in the process of upgrading to a tractor that has a FEL (not quick disconnect) but am trying to determine if it will fit in my shed with a bruch cutter on it. I know the exact distance from the front of the FEL to the holes in the lift arms at the rear and it looks like my brush cutter (King...

My existing tractor (1963 Ford 2000) has had no problems with mice chewing on wiring or hoses and I do have mice. Am looking right now for a newer tractor made between 1998 and 2013. Are any owners of Kubota and New Holland tractors having good luck with no mice/wiring problems with these...

I am familair with Kubota as far as which models I would want and want to expand my search to include New Holland. I did a search on here and could not find what I am looking for. I am not looking for price comparisons of this brand is better than that brand. I am looking for a New Holland model...

On Tractor Data I see the length of a L2501 Kubota but it does not list the total length with the 525 FEL on it. Does anyone know the actual total length so I can see if it will fit into my shed. Thanks!

Got a new 6 ft wide by 5 ft long chain harrow and hooked up to the tractor to test. It was getting real dark so I had limited time and the farm is 150 miles away so I just had a few minutes to try it, I noticed that when I made a sort of tight turn but not extremely tight and the hooks that hold...

I am in need of another rim for my 1963 Ford model 2000. When I measured it I measured inside width from bead to bead and it was 10 inches. Now that I am looking for another wheel I am assuming that is how to measure them, because I am seeing 10, 11 and 12 inch rims for sale. My tire size is...

Since the government is likely to raise the mandatory ethanol % in our gasoline from 10 to 15 % what does this do to us tractor owners of old tractors. For example- I have a 1963 Ford model 2000 4 cyl gas. I have heard that this will be hard on carburators. Is ther an additive to compensate...

Is there such a thing as an electric top link? By this I mean one that is electric (12 volt DC) only or an electric motor driven hydraulic cylinder? Would be helpful on a tractor that has no rear hydraulics. Thanks, Oldstuff

I have already sent an email to King Kutter about this today but have not had a reply yet, thought I would run it by the people here as I really like and respect this site. Tractor is a 1963 Ford model 2000 and the rotary cutter is a King Kutter 5 foot model light weight- works well for what...

I have been keeping an eye out for a cultipacker about 6 foot wide (no less) in order to cover the wheel width of a Ford model 2000 gas engine which is 36 HP. Up until now I had not given what horsepower is needed to pull a cultipacker since I am looking at it as a rolling load and not to much...

I did a search and could not find anything that will match the correct size for me, so, What would be the correct size disk for a Ford model 2000 with 36 engine HP and 31 PTO HP? Thanks, Oldstuff

I have a 1963 Ford 2000 tractor with a gas engine that I use once every 6 to 8 weeks and when I do use it I put anywhere from 2 to 4 hours on it. In between the times I use it I leave the tank full of gas and the gas has had Stabil added. Up until yesterday I have had no trouble starting it...

I have had a 1963 Ford 2000 4 cyl tractor since last fall and all is well, I really like it for what I am doing- mainly mowing with a little rear grader blade work. I want to be ready for replacing points and condenser when the time arrives, however, when I look at tune up kits at Tractor...

I am a first time tractor owner and poster on this site. I want to make sure I get off to a good start by NOT buying a tiller and rotary cutter that is the wrong size for my tractor. First- I need a rotary cutter to mow 2 areas, to mow a one acre food plot of clover that I now have mowed 2...