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That could be the only diffence with mine, because we use 230v 50hz a 2 pole genset only needs to spin 3000rpm not 3600. So less frictional loss with the higher gearing means less loss in power. Last year in cyclone yasi we didnt have power for 2 weeks at home, all the servo's were out of...

another way to look at it is why run 2 engines when 1 will suffice. also you could mount it on the 3point linkage and take it where ever you need power. Jackson.

I made a 3 kva generator from a generator head that had a busted honda on it. worked a treat. the b6100 didnt even change rev's; not sure how much bigger i would have gone without a proper govenor to keep the Hz in check. Jackson.

Mine came with the PTO guard but i had to take it off to fit a 2 point linkage rotary hoe that came off a b7001 gray market we have as well. Cheers, Jackson.

Here is a pic of mine, Rough as guts but goes good, as you can see half way through building a front end loader for it. http://www.flickr.com/photos/80215982@N03/ Maybe the reversed throttle could be a year thing? Jackson.

Hi kleiger. I split mine about 2 months ago to do the throwout bearing. The advice i'd give would be start on the obvious things - drag link, wiring, fuel filter etc, ill see if i can find some pictures. Cheers. Jackson.

Hi all. first post- i picked up a b6100 from a dealer about a year ago and have a question as to the throttle orientation. I have previously owned a b6100 that my grandfather bought new and used as an interrow spraying tractor on our cane farm. the throttle on the original decreased the speed...