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I think I understand. But I will want to use my manual control valve since I already have one. In this case, I will need the PB on the valve right? I don't see how it would work otherwise. So while I am not touching the valve, pressure will be maintained on both sides of the cylinder. But the...

Isnt this a PB port that goes from the solenoid valve to the bh77 valve? Also, no tank return on the solenoid valve?

Sorry, I meant Bore, and not Stroke.

I've seen a few post where people talk about how to rig this up. I think I get the idea, but I'd like it if someone could confirm that this design is safe: Edit: I mean "bote", not "stroke" 2" bore is ok? I should I go 3" I understand the 2 pressure reliefs are required to avoid building too...

I'm not happy with them in the snow but nothing is perfect. So maybe they are the best but I can't compare. I had industrials on my bx23s, and I dont remember having issues in the snow. But different tractor.

I'm about to trade in my b2601 for a L2502. I have r14 tires on the b2601 and they're good. But not so much in mud or in snow. So I'm considering getting industrial tires and the l2502. Would it make a big difference in mud and in snow? Would I still need chains in snow? If I still need chains...

Wow. I didn't think I would spark such a debate. Haha. But good info. I was mostly wondering what kubota recommends. So basically "what is the minimum I need to do in order not to void my warranty". Thanks everyone, good inputs.

Before searching this forum, I decided to ask a question to chatgpt. Can someone confirm the accuracy of the response? The details of it make it sound pretty accurate. My question: I own a kubota b2601 and I need to do the hydraulic oil change for the 400h maintenance. Do I need to also change...

No, It stays screwed in tight. But it seems that no matter how hard I tight it, the assembly will still slide across the square bar if given enough force, such as driving with a 12yo suspension on a corolla. So I want to lock it into place. I was thinking something with a ratchet mechanism maybe.

Yeah, good idea. But I wanna be able to transport other bikes too.

I'm looking to build my own bike rack because I hate the one I have. I'm kinda limited with options since I drive a corolla (that's what happens when you spend everything you have on a tractor). The current bike rack I have is a bad design. The bar that holds the bike down has this clamp that...

I did. But I have cedar posts already. Cheaper this way. I also like the looks of it. It looks more permanent and farm-like

Ok, that sounds good. The posts are only used for a deer fence around my garden. So it'll be holding up a light net. So it sounds like this job would be easily done with a backhoe.

But wont the post move? It sounds like it would be loose

I need to install about 10 cedar posts of 8" diameter. The soil here is rather rocky, so I think I would be wasting my money if I rented a gas powered post hole digger.I'm thinking I can just use my BH to dig 3' deep holes and then put a 10" sonotube in the ground. How tricky is it going to be...