Recent content by Russell King

I am not sure if you are asking about the older tractor, new tractor so will comment on both. For the system it is really nice to have one and makes using any rear implement easier to use. Tilting a rear blade or plow, leveling any implements, lifting implements are all very easily done with...

Is it still smoking while cranking? If so, is it still black smoke?

And to further clarify the PTO speeds: The other PTO speeds (750 and 1000) are also obtained by setting the engine speed to where the tachometer is marked (probably for 540 RPM) (2400 RPM per above). The USA is basically set up on a 540 PTO RPM standard for implements. Other parts of the world...

I would take it to an alternator repair shop and see if they can repair it or replace it with a new one.

Do you mean swap one full case out with another full case or do you mean just replace the external case and put the old internal parts in that case?

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See the link in post #7. Is your tractor different than those adjustment processes?

@Charles n I recall the port in the tractor is G3/8 BSPP where you have a hose end just pushed into the port (on top of the transmission).

So is the backhoe using the rear PTO to drive a pump? I assume so or you probably wouldn’t have asked the question. There are tractors that use the tractor engine mounted pump. If it is a rear mounted pump, it should have a name plate on it with rating information on it. It is probably rated...

I use Benadryl cream or gel on insect bites and chigger bites to reduce the itching. It helps with the reaction to the bite and reduces the itching greatly.

I believe the one you specify is a fogger and not anything like a sprayer. There are backpack sprayers similar to pump up sprayers that are used by exterminators. They are battery or manually powered and spray a stream. I doubt they are able to reach a second story eave on a house.

@TheOldHokie I recall you (or someone else?) talking about valves with some internal method for the Power Beyond. Is that possibly one of those valves?

Go to this site and you can find the part number in the illustrated parts list. https://apps.kubotausa.com/illustrated-parts/

Here is a thread that shows the adjustments on a couple of different tractor models that are a few years apart. https://www.orangetractortalks.com/forums/threads/l2850-bf500-pressure-test-question.74669/#post-797606

Here is what I think has been happening in your description of the past performance. When the three point hitch is raised or lowered there is a feedback to the position valve that tells the tractor to maintain the position. If there is movement the tractor automatically adjusts to get back...