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Read articles →This is a dealership walkaround focused entirely on routine maintenance, not a buying guide or performance test. A Wickham Tractor employee walks around a customer's L3301, showing where to find and check the air filter, radiator screen, battery connections, coolant reservoir, engine oil dipstick, fuel water separator, and transmission/hydraulic fluid, plus safety shield and hitch checks. Best for current L3301 owners wanting a daily-check routine, not shoppers comparing tractors.
Posted by Wickham Tractor Co., a dealership channel, so the focus is on customer service and maintenance guidance rather than an independent evaluation.
It is hidden behind the front tire, right behind a wiring harness; the engine must be shut off before checking it.
With the engine off, loader on the ground, and three-point hitch all the way down, pull the center dipstick, wipe it, and check it's between the two safe lines.
Wickham Tractor recommends an annual inspection with the engine oil, engine oil filter, and transmission filter changed yearly to keep fluid viscosity fresh.
Watch for clear water filling the bottom; once it reaches the white line, shut the fuel valve off, unscrew it, dump the water, and turn fuel back on.
