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A B7200 does not need wheel spacers to widen the rear wheels. It is equipped with adjustable wheel hubs. Remove a rear wheel and look at the hub. It is adjustable with different positions along the axel.

Thanks to all for answering my question.

Saw this picture on my phone. It was in a parade at the Knox county fair in Ohio. Can anyone tell me what this special Farmall Super A was designed to be used for?

A few years ago I bought a B7500 that had the same problem. I purchased a short seat belt extender that had the same size buckle end as the tractor. I cut the plastic off the Kubota seatbelt end that would not work. I bolted the extender to the tractor seatbelt end I had just cut the plastic...

The OP talks about using the throttle to shut off the tractor. I am wondering if a B6000 shuts off not with the throttle lever but with a semi hidden pull trigger like a B7100. It is located under the lower right side of the dash on a B7100.

Used to remove / install brake shoe retainers on a drum brake system

A Kubota Bl 4520 Kubota BL 4520 was built by Woods. The Woods BH650/750 manual will work. File is to large to attach here. Click the white envelope in upper right side of screen and send me a private message with your regular email address and i will send the Woods manual.

I think that subframe you are using is designed to be powered not from the mid pto on a HST transmission tractor but from a electric clutch pto mounted to the front of the engine crankshaft on a gear drive tractor. The gear drive tractors did not have the mid pto. If you go to the kubota parts...

Two loader control valves were available on the LA 302 loader. The less expensive one only had a regenerative dump circuit. The more expensive valve has both regenerative dump and standard flow dump. It has four positions on the side to side on the joystick. First step is to see if your valve...

I do not remember what exact tractor the picture was from. I have had 3 different B7100 tractors. Sorry can't be more help. Now that I have had time to think, one was probably sold in Canada. It had the decals in French and English. I bet it was from that tractor.

This is Kubotasam. The picture I posted was from one of my B7100s

A single acting cylinder does not have a non pressure side. The OD of the rod is the same as the ID of the cylinder. Fluid under pressure goes in at the base of the cylinder and pushes the rod out.

A single acting cylinder will not work on this application. If you look closely at the picture of the cylinder you can see that it raises the snow blower by retracting the cylinder. A single acting cylinder extends.