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I've heard that the L3430 can have issues with the 4WD linkage. It's a common problem, according to my dealer. To prevent it from happening, make sure to clean and lubricate the linkage regularly. My tractor is also stored indoors, so it's not weather-related. It's just something that needs to...

That's a mighty and heavy deck to remove just for the blades. I hope you get it done.

It's been a while, I hope he got it fixed.

Not difficult at all. Start by raising the loader to about the same as the tractor. Remove the spring pin and set then slowly lower it down until it's on the ground. Remove the pins and hydraulics or disconnect them. Start to slowly back the tractor away from the loader. That's it!

If you've heard the Ford-Chevy debate countless times, and the tractor and mower world is no different. It really comes down to personal preference. I've had good experiences with Kubota tractors and mowers, but I can't speak to John Deere if it works the same. Keep in mind that both brands can...

Could be. I know the overuse of safety switches can be annoying, especially when they're constantly killing the engine and could be causing the drain. It also depends on how you're using the tractor. If you're working in close proximity to moving parts, it's probably a good idea to have the...

Yes, it's in the manual. Don;t have a copy but it should be there. Good luck.

I've heard good things about the M7001, but I'm not a huge fan of the orange color scheme. My neighbor has a 2009 M9540 loader tractor with around 5000 hours, and it's in great condition. He recently had to replace the clutch due to a bearing failure, which seems to be a common problem with...

I'm not sure I'm convinced about using a K&N filter. While they might save you money on filter replacements, they can also lead to more engine wear in the long run. If your regular filter is getting dirty that quickly, it's a sign that something else might be wrong, and a K&N filter won't solve...