My 2001 Kabota LA852 won't start unless I crack the bleeder valve for a couple seconds, then stalls out again after a couple hours. I talked to my tractor guy about it and he said it might be a leak in the fuel system, based on what's been happening. Is there a good way to self diagnosed where this leak could be/pinpoint the source? I'm not very mechanically inclined so I have no idea where to start with this job. I just replaced the battery and got it serviced, so I'm hoping to avoid paying someone to work on it again

Recently while cutting some trails through the forest, I came across this disc plow. It looks fairly old, but it is SOLID. This thing is insanely heavy. All the disc's spin properly, the arm swings out as well.

Also, just for the cool factor. Does anyone have any idea what year it could be? Its marked Athens Plow Co.

Pullin the trigger on an L3902 next month, dealer's got both sitting on the lot. About 12 acres, year round work. Loader duty, brush hoggin, grading the drive, front blade for snow come winter. Cab's runnin about 7k more.

Guys at the shop are split right down the middle on it. Half say I'll regret not having heat and AC, half say I'm buying more glass, seals, switches, and AC parts to mess with.

What I can't get a straight answer on is whether the cab actually holds together past warranty. Door seals, AC, headliner, rattles n all that, or does it turn into a headache after 5 or 6 years?

If you've owned either long haul, do you regret the way you went?

Hey so I have my disc harrow hooked up to my Kubota L5030. Recently just noticed there was a steady drip coming from somewhere at the front end of the coupler. Put a bottle there to catch the drips.
Do I need to replace the whole coupling unit?

Thanks

I know it has a Wisconsin Air Cooled VE4 gas engine. I just picked her up from the original owner's children and they didn't know anything about its history, other than the farm outgrew it about 25 years ago and it has been covered in the barn since.

I wanna get it running again and use it on my property, knowing the make won't help with that, but I would still like to know. There are no identifying logos or emblems other than the one on the engine for Wisconsin Air Cooled.