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When we rebuilt and enlarged our shop on the farm 35 years ago, we put in a 14x20’ insulated overhead door with 16’ ceiling. The edge of the concrete at the door, we installed a piece of 3” angle iron, embedded in the concrete to maintain a good edge and door seal. The walls were sheathed in...

This thread is as good as the filter and oil threads. Spend $40-80k on a tractor and implements, then beech about $5 parts and wonder why you have a$5k repair bill because you used the $1.50 off brand part instead. Popcorn and Beer time.

You aren’t going to push a 8-10ft wide snow pusher with a B2320. Maybe 5-7ft at the best.

I was just offering you a solution that might be more readily available because you were complaining how far it was to your Kubota dealer and you were avoiding changing the obvious source of your problem. I was not endorsing one product over the other. After farming and having tractors for...

And there are some that keep battle going because they have to have something to fight about and like to hear themselves talk, even if they aren’t adding anything new.

Mine is pretty steady once I get it set to the correct point. Couple of things to be careful with. 1) the quick hitch and PTO shaft. On my tractor, the PTO shaft will hit the quick hitch in a turn if you aren’t careful. 2) If you leave the tractor hitched to the generator for days not running...

Is that a 72” mower on it?

See your Kubota dealer, they can set you up with one.

If you have an auto parts store close by, a Wix 33830 or NAPA Gold 3830 will fit.

You are not the only product out there that is a tire ballast. Water was used long before anything else was, and at 8.34 lbs per gallon it adds up to quite a bit of added weight, the same as washer fluid and RV antifreeze. Your write up is purely advertising.

So have you actually put a new fuel filter on at this point? Hard to tell from your write up. If you haven’t, then that’s a must because there is no way to tell if a filter is restricting flow just looking at it. The microscopic particles it can catch aren’t necessarily visible unless they are...

I would be finding a new dealer if they don’t want to help you out. A good dealer, even if they can’t replicate, can check out many things to verify that they are operating properly.

Sorry if I derailed your thread, but almost every week someone new joins Orange Tractor and asks the same question instead of doing a search to see what information is already available on here.

You will probably be disappointed too, if you buy a different color next time. Most of them are put together with components made from all over the world and parts supply can be almost non existent for some. Yes, your Kubota should have lasted longer, but the other brands aren’t really any...

Most people buy their hydraulic oil from Kubota. Many buy engine oil from other sources. Rotella T-6 synthetic 15-40 is a popular choice for engine oil. Tractor Supply tends to have it on sale quite frequently. Kubota dealers also sell good engine oil too. It comes down to convenience and cost.