Great video .. which tractor do you have please ?

go to your local parts dealer.....there are 2 holes on each side of the radio...there is a tool for it.....sorry you had to do all that stuff...

I don't understand how you buy a tractor and don't do your own maintenance.

If it blows only hot air, and makes weird noise, ac con is ok...should I change motor??

What oil did you use? I stopped by the local Kubota dealer yesterday and they wouldn’t give me a straight answer. He pretty much said, it’s separate from the HST so you can use 80/90 if you want. Or you can use Super UDT. So I left there confused and now I’m asking around

Thanks for info. What type oil did you use?

What type of oil do you put in it because straight from the dealer they fill it with hydraulic fluid

Thank you. My tractor is at 145 hours right now. I will certainly check this.

I just bought a kubota L 3301 with 35 hours on it about 2 months ago from the dealer i am going to check all the oil Thanks for the tips

I really appreciate the straight-to-the-point video. I'll be checking on this now too.

My BX25 has 3225 hours, and the front axle oil was low from new. Apparently it is common. After the tractor has been used for a few hours after NEW, check the oil, and same after an axle oil change. Oh yeah, there is no oil in the axle, just in the hubs, so I just received new seals as the originals are weeping, so a change and fill will happen soon. The hubs have enough oil, but the center differential is starving.

Well! You saved me driving 160 miles round trip to my Brother in laws shop who sold me the mower! Thank you for posting this because I never would have thought to look for that issue. I was sure it was my idler pulley or my clutch on the bottom of my engine. I picked up this chunk of wood helping my neighbor mow his tall grass because they have moved out and listed the house and they needed the grass mowed before a showing and his little ride on Craftsman was painfully slow for me to watch knowing he on a little over an hour to mow an acre of grass. So that good karma came back to me through your video.

My dealer told me to change it once a year.

Thank you so much for this video!! It was very helpful,and you are the only video that shows this information. My motor was ok, and I also I cleaned the filter. :) I need to find the blower motor resistor on my 2015 Nissan Leaf. Do you know where that is located? I can not find any information on that. Thank you!

although this is unacceptable and you have EVERY reason to be upset, it does say something about the quality of that front axle 200 hrs almost dry, most would be TOAST by now, when I bought mine new Tires were really low, all fluids were good, took a lil grease here & there but My 23s has a dipstick in the axle, but this is really too bad this happened to you -unfortunately these days it seems like If you want it done right - Do it yourself !

Brand new 2.5 quarts low...

Thanks for good video and explanation! Can anyone help with locating the blower motor resistor? Took the motor out, looks fine. But I can't find where the resistor on my 2014 Leaf is.

Soooo... if the seals arent leaking, then it was either drained and not refilled, or it was never filled from the factory!

What gauge nail did you use.

My 2011 b3200 has a dipstick. You would know if its leaking though as mine leaks and you can't miss the oil on the lower final drive and any hard surface overnight. If yours is not wet, then it may have been low since new.

What fluid you using in front end, I have a 1998 b1750

Great info; Mine took in almost 1 quart. Soooo Mine is ok 1,200 hours. It’s a continuous learning process. 5 quarts low is neglect or intentional…

Thank you Sir for the information!

You have to drive it a bit after filling and recheck.

never trust a dealer.

Mine too. I just bought a used L2800 with 400 hours. The front axel fluid was 2 quarts low. Thanks for the tip.

Wow! I watched your video with great hope, but I had my doubts... could it be that easy? It made too much sense. So I inspected. looking for the source of my sudden "racket from hell", in my Husqvarna MZ54. I didn't find anything so I pressed on disappointed. I tried calling Husqvarna for help (OMG, I'm glad their mowers are decent bc their service is horrible). The website was no help and the 1st 4 "Full Service Dealers" on the list weren't. I convinced myself it had to be a bad pulley on the drive loop (not the blades). So, I took the suspect pulley off- perfect. Then I inspected the other pulley and that's when I saw the wood plug. It was a long-lost cousin to yours. Thanks for the great idea. It's repaired and running strong. I only wasted about 8 hours over 3 days trying to find some other phantom source.

im gona look closer at mine tomorrow..thanks for the info

What type of oil goes in there? Is it just engine/motor oil? Gear Oil? or Hydraulic?

Thats insane!! Thanks!

Omg I've been struggling trying to put all my weight into pulling it myself but could not get it. You're a life saver . Thank you thank you❤

A good PSA. Same issue with B7800, was wondering why so noisy. No telling what wear has occurred.

Awesome

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Electric shears are definitely no good for cutting that board

Thank u!

The nails and tool close ups are a bonus for this rookie. The project doesn't intimidate so much as the frustration in choosing the proper fasteners. and tools.

Thanks for the PSA. Yes Sir I check all fluids before I buy anythjng and regularly do all my own maintenance. Can’t trust anyone these day but yourself. Whoooo weeee! $3000 to rebuild the front end. Dang , probably $500 worth of parts and the rest labor……sound like a fun job to tackle.

I used this and it worked!

so what plugs are you talking about? I don't see them.

Thanks. I just bought my first tractor, a used L3301. Will check this in the morning before running it again. Appreciate the OldGuyDoingThings advice. (Always listen to our OldGuys!)

Where are all the options you guys are talking about.. don’t see any features for smart fast lanes connects.. I guess they might have changed the app since then

Thanks old man👏

Thats one afternoons work for my crew

L3901 same with mined. little over 400hrs

We did invest in an owner operation and maintenance manual right away.

My son purchased a L3901 model. I am looking to check every thing on the maintenance list. Thank you for the heads up warning. It is an awful lot to pay and then have some oversight like this one damage the piece.

You're a genius! I ran over a light branch with our Honda HRX self propelled push mower. A small piece got lodged into the back pulley. Pried it out and no more vibration. Thank you!