My B6100 is missing the position control arm for the three point hitch. Im going to fabricate one but would like to see a picture of what it looks like other than on the parts diagram. If someone has some time could the post a picture for me. Thanks
Fish Lifes B6100 Restoration
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B7100HSD, B2789, B2550, B4672, 48" cultivator, homemade FEL and Cab
I’ve got mine at work awaiting sandblast. When I get in tomorrow I can get you some good measurements and pics
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You could probably drop "007Kubotaguy" a PM and discover he's has one he would sell. I don't know, but he has many parts for older machines.
I like making part, tools and saving money, but sometimes those little details can take a lot of time!
I like making part, tools and saving money, but sometimes those little details can take a lot of time!
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Yes I do have the parts you need. Seed me a PM if you still need one. D2 Thank you again.
Lance
Yes I do have the parts you need. Seed me a PM if you still need one. D2 Thank you again.
Lance
Nice. What process are you using to plate? I’d rather not powdercoat every last piece.
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Its a zinc plating with a yellow diachromate coating applied after. The problem with painting of powdering bolts/nuts is as soon as you turn it with a wrench it destroys the coating and looks awful.
This is my setup. I got the 3 gallon copy/cad kit from Caswell plating. My power supply is a 30v/10a that I got off amazon. I did not have good results with the diachromate Caswells sells and found a guy on YouTube who had a different mix and have had excellent results with it. I got the sodium diachromate powder he used off eBay.
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The original parts had a small hole (~1/16") about 1/8"from the end for a spring clip or cotter pin. Keeps everything on the shaft when they work loose. Jeff
Finally going to have a couple of dry days so I primed the rest of the chassis parts today and will shoot the color tomorrow.
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Did you make those stops? Looks much nicer than the stock.
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Im actually thinking about changing to a different design that doesnt use tools to adjust the stops. Thought about drilling .125 holes every .25 the length of the rod and using hairpin cotters as the stops.
How do I post larger clearer pictures? Im taking the pictures on my iPhone and uploading them from it.